GOOdr5ch's Greek. Grammar.

 Just published and for saie by OLIVER D. COOKE & co.

 THE FOURTH EDITION OF Flements of Greek Grammar.
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Elements of Greek Grammar, Heretofore published as the Grammar of Casper Frederick Hackenberg.) With large additions.

 By CHAUNCEY A. GoopRIcH,

 Professor in Yale College. IN the present edition the Accents have been intro duced, and the most important articles have been written and materially enlarged; Large additions of the principles contained in the valuable German Grammars of Matthie and Buttmann. have also been incorporated in their proper place. The edition has been printed under the immediate inspection of the author.

 This Grammar is adopted asd used in Yale Col lege, and, as will be noticed by the annexed certi cate, srecommendedt to students preparing themselves for admission at Washington College.

 Hartford, Feb l8, 1898.

 Prof. Goodrch's Greek Grammar with the import ant additions and improvements appearing in the fourth edition, cordially recommend students in the pre- paratory course for Washington College.

 HEcToR HUMPHREYS, Prof. of Ancient Languages.

 Washington College, Hartford, Feb. 13, 1928. 36