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Les Principaux Episodes. Edited, with Life and "A worthy addition to our stock of French reading books, which will be welcomed by numberless masters. M. Boïelle's notes are full and to the point, his philology is sound, and his translations idiomatic."-The Journal of Education. "Has done extremely well in putting forth his selection of the most striking episodes of Victor Hugo's masterpiece, and has done it well."-Educational Times. "Makes an admirable school book."-Scotsman. HUGO'S NOTRE DAME. Victor Hugo.-Notre Dame de Paris. Adapted for the use of Schools and Colleges by J. BOTELLE, B.A., late Senior French Master, Dulwich College. Two Vols. Crown 8vo, cloth, each 3s. "His notes abound in good renderings of sentences and phrases, opportune remarks on the proper meanings of words, and historical information necessary to elucidate the text."-Athendum. 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