Arnold's Lectures françaises, Book IV

S ARNOLD' LECTURES FRANÇAISES BY M.A.GEROTHWOHL tl)c CibrarnfxttitvitbU OF THE {Intimaitu afcTinimtiT. BY W^9,3 LECTURES FRANÇAISES BOOK IV WITH Tins VOLUMEUNIFORM LECTURES FRANÇAISES II'./// lllustrcUv BOOK I. (Cloth). 1s. 3d. II. (Cloth), 1s. 6cl. ARRANGED AND IN PART WBITTEH Bl JETTA WOLFF.S. "/"'With Questionnaire Vocabvlary. BOOK III. (Cloth), 1s. 6d. 6cl. IV, 1s. COMPILED AND EDITED BY MAURICE A. GEROTHWOHL, D.Litt. "ml GlossaryWith Notes PREFATORY NOTE The intention of Vols. m. and IV. of this séries is to supply withthe micldle and upper forms of Secondary Schools choice extracts from French writers and poets, either as a substitute for, or a complément to, the reading of prescribed texts. With this twofold aim in view, the main requirements hâve been deemed literaiy excellence idiomaticto be and wealth. Moreover, the variety of the sources whence the sélections hâve been drawn shoulcl add both to their value as ' ' spécimensunseens and to their interest as représentative ''of French style from le grand siècle down to the présent day The editor desires to express his cordial thanks to ail those authors and hâve kindly himpublishers who authorised to reproduce passages from their works. In view of the suggested use of thèse sélections for ' 'unseen purposes, the gênerai notes and glossary hâve termbeen strictly limited to the elucidation of an uhusual or construction. M. A. G. Trinity Colleoe, Ddiïljn, 1907. .