French Newspaper Reader

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. It will be noted by teachers that the selections have been carefully graded. In Part I will be found shorter selections simple enough to be taken up at the very beginning of the study of the language; the difficulty as well as the length of the articles increases in Part 11; in Part III the editor has collected some technical reports, such as a Commercial Bulletin and a few advertisements. Thus the book offers new and inter esting material for elementary reading, and may be also used profitan by more advanced classes for sight reading and conversational exercises, the large scope and the variety of subjects giving more appr0priae topics for conversation than the ordinary textbook. It is with that aim especially in view that Questions in French, based on each selection, have been added, to be used for practice in conversation.