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. 1884 edition. Excerpt: ...Allemand, German. Rond, round. Carre, square. Egal, equal; alike. Avare, avaricious; miserly. Mort, dead. Aimable (de), amiable; kind. Fatigue (de), tired.. Impossible (a), impossible. Inutile (a), useless. Difficile (a), difficult. Prononcer, to pronounce. Contenter, to satisfy. Exercise 49. d'entendre parler de cela. 13. II est inutile de me le dire. 14. Mon bottier est francais. 15. Son frere est boulanger. 16. Notre boucher est anglais et mon tailleur est alleniand. 17. Henri quatre, roi de France, etadt le pere du peuple. 18. Vous trouverez cela dans votre histoire, livre premier, chapitre deux, page soixante. Theme 49. 1. That gentleman and lady are our neighbors. 2. The children of the poor often go barefooted in the midst of winter. 3. Lend me half a sheet of letter paper. 4. I have studied this lesson for (pendant) an hour and a half. 5. The patient is (va) better; he has gone out. 6. The rich and the poor are alike before God. 7. The French language is more difficult than the German. 8. I like French better than German. 9. Here is a round table and a square table, which one do you wish? 10. That general is a great man, and his son is a tall man. 11. Our teacher is a worthy man. 12. The brave man does his duty, and fears none but (que) God. 13. My shoemaker is a Frenchman. 14. That German is a baker. 15. I am glad to see you. 16. You are very kind to have thought of me. 17. These words are difficult to pronounce. 18. It is difficult to satisfy everybody. 19. It is impossible to do it. FIFTIETH LESSON. The Pronoun. (See Lesson Eleventh to Lesson Nineteenth. We here add only what is necessary to complete the subject.) A pronoun stands in the place of a noun. But the pronouns ce, ceci, cela, en, y, and...