Complete, step-by-step guide to the basics of French conversation and grammar.

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 edition. Excerpt: ...The loadstone attracts iron. Determinate Sense. Mon frere a de l'argent sur lui My brother lias some money about him. L'aimant attira le fer a lui The loadstone attracted theiron. 132. I was at the president's yesterday, but I did not find him at home. We will not wait for your sister, we will play without her. Here is your little brother, have you nothing for him? He has made fewer errors than you, but you have written better than he. "Who has broken my inkstand? I did not break it; it was my sister. Then she must be punished. At what hour shall I find you at home? Of whom are you speaking, of me or of yourself? Have you a pencil about you? No; but the Professor always has one with him. Have you any further need of me? Thank you, I have no further need of you. Do not write to us so seldom, think of us oftener. Your cousins not having yet arrived, we shall not wait for them any longer, and shall depart without them. Who mends your pens, Miss? We generally mend them ourselves. Where are your two youngest brothers at present? It is with them that I have passed so many agreeable hours; it was they who consoled me in my moments of sorrow and grief. Have you any pins about you? No; but my sister probably has some with her. Vice is odious in itself. Exercice de Conversation. Qui a raconte cette histoire? Moi. A qui avez-vous donne le livre, a lui C'est a lui que je l'ai donne, ou a elle? A quelle heure etes-vous ordinaire-Je suis chez moi tous les jours de huit ment chez vous? a neuf et de quatre a six. Avez-vous parle de lui ou d'elle? Ni de lui ni d'elle, mais de vous-meme. L'avez-vous appris de lui-meme ou C'est de sa s ur que je l'ai appris, de son frere?...

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