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Excerpt from Progressive Interlinear French Reader, on Locke's Plan of Instruction: Being a Course of Interesting and Instructive Lessons in French Literature, Selected From the Works of the Most Eminent Prose Writers, and Preceded by a Collection of Easy Fables
The interlinear french reader, which he now publishes, and the Pronouncing French Reader, to which it is the Key and in conjunction with which it, is to be used, form one, entire work, in two volumes. The volume to which the following remarks are prepa ratery attempts to communicate the routine, and afford the means of practice, whereby the student may, in the shortest space of time, acquire the arts of reading and translating, and finally of composing in the French language. For a statement of the features which are peculiar to the pronouncing french reader, see the preface of that work.
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