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PREFACE.
(4) The greatest care has been taken, by the use of different
forms of type, to call the student's attention to the many
difficulties which prove continual stumbling blocks , even to
the wariest. (See, for instance pp. 4, 33, 38, 50, 54,
57, 65, 79, 84, to 90, 101, 115, 122 etc.)
It will be observed that Philological remarks and Etymo-
logies have been inserted and Synonyms explained
practical advantage was to be gained.
wherever a
The whole is intended to constitute a complete Class-book
which, the compiler trusts, will honestly fulfil the promise held
out in its title-page and commend it to the general appreciation
of the Public.
GL Eugfcne -Fasnacht
Late Senior Master of Modern Languages,
St. Peter's College, Westminster.