F. L. H. P.

October 29th, 1913.

In putting out this new edition, the author has made necessary

corrections, and added a few new terms. The Chinese language is

changing rapidly at the present time. Some expressions and terms

formerly used have become obsolete and new ones have taken their

place.

The French Fathers at Siccawei, with the author’s permission, have

published a French edition, and it is gratifying to think that the

influence of this book has in this way been further extended.

Attention is called to a very good little book, “Conversational

Lessons in the Shanghai Dialect,” prepared by Dr. Frank Rawlinson and

Rev. J. W. Crofoot, which has as its subtitle “A Supplement to

Dr. Pott’s Lessons.” The author would recommend it as a second book

in the course on the study of the Shanghai dialect.

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