The Names and Ufe of the FRENCH LETTERS, with their various Combinations, exemplified in a large and felect Variety of Words, digefted into Claffes, according to the Number of Syllables each Word contains; to which are respectively annexed, fhort and pleafing Effays on Reading, calculated chiefly to lead young Beginners, with Eafe, from the Knowledge of fingle Letters, to the reading of the longest and most difficult Polyfyllables.. ALSO, An INTRODUCTION to French Grammar, by Way of Queftion and Anfwer, illuftrated by Examples; a VOCABULARY of the Words moft generally ufed in both Languages; common FORMS of SPEECH upon Familiar Subjects; the CATECHISM, &C. BY MR. PORNY, FRENCH-MASTER AT ETON-COLLEGE. THE ELEVENTH EDITION, CORRECTED. LONDON. PRINTED FOR G. AND J. ROBINSON, IN PATERNOSTER-ROW; AND F. WINGRAVE, SUCCESSOR TO MR. NOURSE, IN THE STRAND. M.DCCC,II. |