Key to Chardenal's First and Second French Courses - C A Chardenal

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. 1871 edition. Excerpt: ...a acquis une grande fortune en Espagne. 25. Le premier livre francais que j'ai lu m'a semble tres difficile. 26. Nous avons achete une table ronde plus grande que celle que vous avez vue. 27. Glasgow est une ville grande et bien batie, mais je prefere Edimbourg. 28. Alexandre a conquis une grande partie du monde connu. 29. Monsieur votre frere n'est pas un homme raisonnable, il n'est jamais content. 30. Vous avez prete a ma mere un livre tres interessant. 31. Elle a achete de jolis rubans et des fleurs. 32. Cet artiste italien a une voix harmonieuse. 47. 1. Do not open this window, I am afraid of a draught of air. 2. I fear, my good friend, that you somewhat exaggerate your knowledge of French, I have discovered more than ten errors in your last letter. 3. And yet this letter is by far better than the one before last. 4. I hope that you are not going to offer this rose to your cousin, it is the ugliest in the garden. 5. I offered it to her already, but she refused it. 6. She will not accept anything from me, because she has discovered, she says, that I am a bad fellow. 7. Do not uncover this vase, my father forbid us to do so this morning. 8. Cover it again at once. 9. We endured his impertinences for more than three hours. 10. He is so ill that he cannot endure driving nor riding. 11. I suffered cruelly from the cold the whole time that the expedition lasted. 12. He covers his face with one of the skirts of his dress. 29. Offrez cette fleur a madame votre tante, c'est la plus belle de notre parterre. 30. Si vous voulez que j'ouvre cette porte, ma tante, il faut que vous me donniez la clef. 31. Notre salle a manger est plus longue que la votre d'un..."