Lessons for Children in English and French, After Mrs. Barbauld's Method (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Direct reading, continues our linguist, that by which the written expression, as in the native idiom, directly conveys the thought, is the first end to be attained. But as direct reading can be ar rived at only through the medium of translation, the student must, as a preliminary step toward it, at tend seriously to the latter. N o parsing, no gram matical comment on the language: all he requires is to advance rapidly in the comprehension of the text in hand, that he may become acquainted with a large number of words and phrases. Practice is now the object.

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