Contes et saynètes. Edited with notes and vocabulary

Robarts - University Of Toronto, Thérèse (Fornachon) D. 1913 Colin

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()F THE lîfuunurntir.îîlntlUTiîitî) BY ^ï^^[^CONTES ET SAYNÈTES Edited WiTH Notes and Vocabularv BY fr'W'^COLIN, Ph.D. Recentlv Instructor in Romance Languages, Bryn Mawr Collège Head of Fren'ch Department, Miss Baldwin's Prei'aratory School, Bryn Mawr BOSTON, U.S.A. GINN & COMPANY, PUBLISHERS 1902Copyright, 1900 Bv GINN & COMPANY ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDPREFACE. Frenchsaid to set forth the charm of theMucH has been of their intrinsicstories, and much might yet be saidshort as language study. They are countless in number.value Paris,The foUowing, which hâve recently appeared in are Theypresented for the first time as a class-room text.now Richepin,vvere written by such well-known novelists as Jean Pierre Loti, Aicard, Armand Silvestre, Paul et VictorJean whoMargueritte, Rameau, and other younger authorsJean French — the shortdelight in this now so essentially product story and the saynète. Some slight altérations, the occasional change or omission of a Word or Une, hâve been made when imperative. studentThis little volume offers no spécial difificulty to the and irregular) togetherwho has mastered the forms (regular ofwith the elementary syntax of French. A vocabulary few notes hâve beenwords differing from the English and a only as are not given in anadded to elucidate such points dictionary, or in usual class-room aids toabridged the study. The centre on the mastery ofstudent's attention should précise and expression and the fluent reading of thevaried text, never disconnecting sound from sensé. F. C.T. Bryn Mawr, January, 1900.