STEPS IN GEOGRAPHY.

A set of twelve Cards intended to be used by the Pupils as a companion to the Atlas, after having a lesson in class.

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Price One Shilling.

STEPS IN LATIN ACCIDENCE.
A SET OF TWELVE CARDS.

These Cards contain all the forms of Declension and Conjugation that beginners usually learn, so that a pupil who has committed them to memory will have mastered all the memoriter work of the Latin Accidence.

The forms and names attached are those of the Public School Latin Grammar, with but few alterations.

Price One Shilling.

INTRODUCTORY EXERCISES IN
LATIN PROSE.

These Exercises embrace all the matters contained in STEPS
IN LATIN ACCIDENCE, and, in addition, examples of the simpler
Rules in Syntax. The rules are given in full, as they are
introduced. References are made throughout to the Public
School Latin Primer and to Dr. SCHMITZ's Latin Grammar.

Price Two Shillings and Sixpence. GRAMMATICAL EXERCISES IN LATIN PROSE.

A companion to Dr. SCHMITZ's Latin Grammar, containing examples illustrative of the entire Accidence and Syntax.

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"The student who works through this book will find himself thoroughly grounded in the Latin language."-Schoolmaster.

"This book is a most successful attempt to combine rule, vocabulary, and exercise."-Dewsbury Chronicle.