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Position of Adjectives. Rules 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,

Vocabulary-Architecture,

DETERMINATIVE ADJECTIVES,

Possessive Adjectives. Rules 33, 34, 35,

Vocabulary-Dressing Articles,

Demonstrative Adjectives. Rules 36, 37,

Vocabulary-Trades,

Indefinite Adjectives. Rules 38, 39, 40, 41, 42,

Vocabulary-A Dwelling-house,

Numeral Adjectives, Numeral Cardinal Adjectives. Rule 43,

Vocabulary—Drawing-room Furniture,

Numeral Ordinal Adjectives. Rule 44,

Vocabulary-Collective, Fractional, and Proportional Nouns,

Rules 45, 46, 47, 48,

Vocabulary School Articles,

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CHAPTER IV.—THE PRONOUN.

Personal Pronouns. Rule 49,

Vocabulary-Objects of Personal Use and Wear,

Rules 50, 51, 52, 53, 54,

Vocabulary–Vegetables,

Rules 55, 56, 57, 58, -

Vocabulary—The Dinner Table,

Possessive Pronouns. Rule 59, 60,

Vocabulary-Food,

Demonstrative Pronouns. Rules 61, 62, 63, 64, 65,

Vocabulary--Fruit,

Relative Pronouns. Rules 66, 67, 68, 69,

Vocabulary-Business,

Rules 70, 71, 72, 73, 74,

Vocabulary—The Law,

Rules 75, 76,

Vocabulary-Farming,

Indefinite Pronouns and Expressions,

Vocabulary-In connection with the Building of Houses,

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CHAPTER V.-THE VERB.

Definitions,

Conjugation of the Verb avoir, to have,

Vocabulary-Household,

Rules 77, 78,

Vocabulary-A few Expressions requiring the next Verb to be in

the Subjunctive Mood,

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Vocabulary-Adjectives expressing Moral Qualities and Defects,

Rule 79,

Vocabulary-Adjectives (continued),

1st Conjugation-porter, to carry,

Vocabulary–Virtues and Qualities,

Rule 80,

Vocabulary–Vices, Failings, and Defects,

2d Conjugation-punir, to punish,

Vocabulary-Common Sea-fish and Shell-fish,

Rule 81,

Vocabulary_Common Flowers,

3d Conjugation-devoir, to owe,

Vocabulary_Common Trees,

Vocabulary-Toys and Games,

4th Conjugation-rendre, to render,

Vocabulary-Geographical Terms,

Vocabulary-Geographical Terms (continued), -

How to CONJUGATE VERBS NEGATIVELY. Rules 82, 83, 84,

avoir, to have, conjugated negatively,

être, to be, do.

do.

Vocabulary_Common Diseases,

porter, negatively,

Vocabulary-Professions,

punir, negatively,

Vocabulary—Titles and Dignities,

devoir, negatively,

Vocabulary-Parentage and Relationship,

rendre, negatively,

Vocabulary—The Human Body,

How to CONJUGATE VERBS INTERROGATIVELY. Rules 85, 86, 87,

Vocabulary–Human Body (continued),

How to CONJUGATE VERBS INTERROGATIVELY WITH A NEGATION.

Rules 88, 89, 90, 91,

Vocabulary-Human Body (continued),

Rules 92, 93,

Vocabulary–Human Body (continued),

PECULIARITIES IN THE SPELLING OF SOME VERBS OF THE 1ST CON-

Rules 94, 95, 96, 97, 98,

Vocabulary--Human Body (continued),

Neuter or Intransitive Verbs. Rules 99, 100, 101, 102,

Vocabulary—In connection with a Garden,

Conjugation of the PASSIVE VERB être aimé. Rule 103,

Vocabulary-Grammatical Terms,

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Conjugation of the REFLECTIVE VERB se laver,

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Vocabulary-Grammatical Terms (continued), -

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Rules 104, 105, :

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Vocabulary-Colours,

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How to Conjugate REFLECTIVE VERBS Negatively. Rule 106, 110

Do.

do. Interrogatively. Rule 107,

Do.

do. Interrogatively with a Ne-

gation. Rule 108,

Vocabulary-Astronomy,

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IMPERSONAL VERBS. Rules 109, 110, 111,

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Conjugation of the Impersonal Verb y avoir,

Vocabulary-Historical Terms,

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Rule 113. Conjugation of the Verb s'agir de,

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Vocabulary-Sciences and Arts,

115

Idiomatic Tenses. Rule 114,

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Vocabulary-Needlework,

117

The use of the Objective Personal Pronouns le, la, les, lui, leur, en,

and y in Answering Questions. Rules 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 118

Vocabulary–Nouns in connection with Human Beings,

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Concord of the Past Participle. Rules 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 120

Vocabulary—The Army,

121

Conjugation of the Irregular and Defective Verbs—aller,

s'en aller, envoyer,

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Vocabulary-The Army (continued),

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acquérir, assaillir, bouillir, -

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Vocabulary-Army (continued),

125

bénir, courir, cueillir, -

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Vocabulary-Arms,

127

couvrir, dormir, -

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Vocabulary—-Arms (continued),

129

défaillir, férir, fleurir, fuir, gésir,

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Vocabulary–Navy,

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honnir, issir, mentir, mourir, ouïr,

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Vocabulary--Navy (continued),

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partir, quérir, servir, sortir,

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Vocabulary-Navy (continued),

135

saillir, tenir,

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Vocabulary-Natural Phenomena,

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venir, vêtir, asseoir,

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Vocabulary-Church Dignitaries,

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choir, déchoir, échoir,

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Vocabulary—Zodiacal Signs and Celestial Bodies,

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falloir, mouvoir, pleuvoir, pourvoir,

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Vocabulary— Mathematical and Drawing Instruments,

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pouvoir, ravoir, savoir, seoir,

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Vocabulary-Countries of Europe,

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surseoir, valoir, voir,

Vocabulary—Countries of Europe (continued),

vouloir, battre,

Vocabulary-Parts of the World and chief States,

boire, bruire, clore, conclure,

Vocabulary_Wines, Spirits,

confire, connaître, coudre,

Vocabulary-Amphibious Animals, Reptiles, Insects,

craindre, croire,

Vocabulary-Travelling Conveyances,

croître, dire, écrire,

Vocabulary-In connection with Baking and Cooking,

faire, frire, lire,

Vocabulary—In connection with Houses,

maudire, mettre, moudre,

Vocabulary-Public Buildings,

naître, nuire, plaire,

Vocabulary-Bodily Exercises, Games, Sports,

poindre, prendre, produire,

Vocabulary-Railways,

repaître, résoudre,

Vocabulary_Bookbinding and Stationery,

rire, rompre, suivre, sourdre,

Vocabulary–Adjectives ending in e unaccented,

traire, vaincre, vivre,

Vocabulary- Adjectives ending in e (continued),

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CHAPTER VI.-THE ADVERB.

How to FORM ADVERBS FROM ADJECTIVES. Rule 125,

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Vocabulary-Adjectives ending in e (continued),

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Rule 126. Various sorts of Adverbs,

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Vocabulary-Adjectives having a different ending for the Mas-

culine and Feminine,

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Rule 127,

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Vocabulary-Adjectives (continued),

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Vocabulary-Adjectives (continued),

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Rule 128, Position of Adverbs. Rule 129, Degrees of Com-

parison of Adjectives and Adverbs,

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Vocabulary–Nouns and Expressions commonly used Adjectively, 181

Rules 130, 131, 132, 133, 134,

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Vocabulary-Nouns and Expressions commonly used Adjectively

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Rules 135, 136, 137,

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Vocabulary-Abstract Nouns,

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Vocabulary-Abstract Nouns (continued),

Recapitulatory Exercise,

Formation of Tenses,

ENGLISH OF THE PROGRESSIVE READING AND TRANSLATION

LESSONS,

EXTRACTS FOR READING AND TRANSLATION :-

1. The Young Monkey, the Old Monkey, and the Walnut,

2. The Unwise Young Mouse,

3. The Strawberries,

4. The Big Pear-Tree,

5. The Horse-Shoe,

6. A Troublesome Pair of Shoes,

7. A Clever Fool,

8. Wonderful Ignorance,

9. Blacksmith vice Weaver,

10. Jack's Argument,

11. A Peasant's Bright Idea,

12. Charity to a Miser,

13. A Noble-minded Man's Legacy,

14. Generous Action of an English Gentleman,

15. Precepts of Commercial Correspondence,

16. Chief Precepts of Civil Law,

17. Death of Marshal Ney,

18. Commercial Letter,

19. Commercial Letter,

20. The Rabbit and the Teal,

21. The Poor Girl,

22. Napoléon,

23. Stanzas,

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