The practical French grammar : containing plain and concise rules for the true pronunciation of the French language, an accurate analysis of the parts of speech, &c., a copious vocabulary disposed under proper heads, phrases that occur most frequently in discourse, various expressions serving to display common idioms in both languages, dialogues upon familiar, entertaining, and instructive subjects, a collection of judicious sayings, smart repartees, entertaining stories, &c. : the whole laid down in a manner so clear and methodical, as to render the study and attainment of the French language easy to any capacity - Porny, Mr. (Sold by G.G. and J. Robinson, in Paternoster-Row : F. Wingrave, in The Strand, 1800)