Nature Displayed in Her Mode of Teaching Language to Man: Being a New Method of Acquiring Languages with Unparalleled Rapidity, Deduced from the Analysis of the Human Mind, and Consequently Suited to Every Capacity : Adapted to the French, Band 2

Author, 1819 - 605 Seiten

Les fléaux de 1709 ou lhumanité de Fénélon	26

A list of verbs reflected in French and not in English	52

2d in ir exemplified in punir to punish	58

Verbs conjugated like offrir	87

6th as faire to do or to make	93

A table of the terminations of every French verb	105

Of the noun	125

Of the article	132

Caractère des Français	55

Homère	61

Peroraison de léloge de Racine	68

Tibère	74

Le Prince Noir	75

Eliza Draper	82

89	89

Règles de la versification	111

Of other articles	138

Of nouns generally received as pronouns	147

Final remarks on the French conjugation	161

Of qui lequel c used interrogatively	254

Of the passive pronouns	263

Indi	278

On the complement of verbs	301

Remarks on complements	310

On the proper choice of th auxiliary	328

On the adverb	334

LE LECTEUR FRANÇAIS	1

Eloquence de Bridaine	7

Du courage	14

Un seigneur et un villageois	20

Duguay Trouin enveloppé avec un seul bâtiment par vingt et un vaisseaux	36

Le cheval	42

MOEURS DES PEUPLES PORTRAITS	49

SCÈNES COMIQUES EN VERS	140

Imprécations de Camille sœur dHorace en apprenant que son frère vient	155

Scène suivante	161

Scène de Rhadamiste et Zénobie	167

Autre scène de Mahomet	173

La Mort de César	180

Of syntax	184

A table of French verbs immediately followed by nouns which are their com	199

Le recueil épistolaire	206

Of the noun	207

Des réponses aux lettres de demande	212

A table of nouns whose gender varies according to their number accepta	218

Des lettres de reproches 220	220

Des lettres de félicitation 228	228

Des lettres familières et badines 236	236

Des lettres de bonne année 242	242

Des lettres de commerce c 250	250

Titel	Nature Displayed in Her Mode of Teaching Language to Man: Being a New Method of Acquiring Languages with Unparalleled Rapidity, Deduced from the Analysis of the Human Mind, and Consequently Suited to Every Capacity : Adapted to the French, Band 2 Nature Displayed in Her Mode of Teaching Language to Man: Being a New Method of Acquiring Languages with Unparalleled Rapidity, Deduced from the Analysis of the Human Mind, and Consequently Suited to Every Capacity : Adapted to the French, Nicolas Gouin Dufief
Autor/in	Nicolas Gouin Dufief
Verlag	Author, 1819
Original von	Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
Digitalisiert	22. Juli 2010
Länge	605 Seiten

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