=Crawford's Spanish Composition.=
By J. P. W<small>ICKERSHAM</small> C<small>RAWFORD</small>, Assistant Professor in the University of
Pennsylvania. 127 pp. 16mo. 75 cents.
This book, divided into thirty lessons, furnishes a review of Spanish
grammar, connected passages in Spanish and passages in English for
translation, based upon the Spanish text. The subject is a trip to
Spain, and offers practice in the idiomatic language of everyday life.
=Harrison's Spanish Correspondence.=
By E. S. HARRISON, Instructor in the Commercial High School, Brooklyn,
N. Y. viii+157 pp. 12mo. $1.00.
=Olmsted and Gordon's Spanish Grammar for Schools and Colleges.=
By E. W. OLMSTED, Professor in the University of Minnesota, and ARTHUR
GORDON, former Assistant Professor in Cornell University. 519 pp. 12mo.
$1.40.
Combines a systematic treatment of the grammar with ample colloquial
drill. The exercises are practical and interesting to an unusual degree.
=Olmsted and Gordon's Abridged Spanish Grammar.=
By E. W. OLMSTED and ARTHUR GORDON. 358 pp. 12mo. $1.25.
=Ramsey's Spanish Grammar. With Exercises.=
By M. M. RAMSEY, formerly Professor in the Leland Stanford Junior
University. 610 pp. 12mo. $1.50.
=Ramsey's Text-book of Modern Spanish.=
By M. M. RAMSEY. xi+653 pp. 12mo. $1.80.
=Warshaw's Spanish-American Composition Book.=
By JACOB WARSHAW, Associate Professor in the University of Missouri.
vii+156 pp. 12mo. 90 cents.
It deals with well-known South American figures; includes descriptions
of natural and industrial features; tells of the industrial and cultural
progress of various Latin-American countries and cities; and emphasizes
our relations with South America. The composition exercises are
paraphrases of selections in Spanish.