The Mastery Series. French (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 Excerpt: ...for it is near five o'clock. 14. Where shall I put this parcel?--in the bed-room or in the drawing-room? 15. Whilst I am taking my morning walk, you may also take a little walk with the children and their nurse. No. Lxrv. 1. Where is the porter of the hotel?--He is in the other room. 2. Will you give him this parcel? 8. Is there any post-office near our hotel? 4. There is one quite near my friend's hotel. 5. How much shall I give for a cab to go to the London hotel? 6. Tell the porter, if you please, to bring into our bed-room the parcel and all the clothes which are in the drawing-room. 7. We want to go to the Grand-Hotel this morning without fail. 8. There is not such a large hotel in London as the Grand-Hotel in Paris. 9. Tell the coachman to take us to the Hotel de France. 10. Had not the postman any letter for me to-night? 11. The postman has not come yet. 12. What am I to give now to the porter of the hotel?--Give him the little parcel I made xip this morning. 13. You must give him also the parcel which I am making up now. 14. The French clergyman and his wife have returned from France I met them yesterday quite near the Hotel-Anglais. 15. Do you know what is the name of the hotel where my brotherin-law is? 16. It is called the Petit-Hotel. 17. The hotel where your father-in-law is is not large, it is not fins either; but it is good and cheap. Is it not all that is wanted? 6. Pour qui est ce paquet?--pour vous ou pour moi? 7. Ce paquet n'est pas pour nous; il est pour la jeune dame anglaise qui a sa chambre pres de la notre. 8. Pendant que je fais ce paquet, dites au garcon d'aller chercher tin fiacre. 9. Le fiacre est-il venu?--Oui; c'est tres-bien. Maintenant faitesmoi le plaisir d'y mettre ce petit paque...