WORMAN'S GERMAN GRAMMARS.
TESTIMONIALS IN BRIEF.
Merits the thanks of teachers and learners.-Pres. H. M. JOHNSON, Dickinson Coll.
An excellent practical work.-Prof. JOHN P. LACROIX, Ohio Wesleyan University.
The plan is natural, and therefore good.-Pres. E. O. HAVEN, Univ. of Michigan.
A very superior guide.-Prof. A. SCHINDELMEISSER, Lawrence University.
The longer I use it, the better I like it.-Prof. D. M. BRUMAGIM, Oneida Conf. Sem.
Imparts knowledge in a clear, practical way.-Prof. WM. WELLS, Union College.
Stands the test of the recitation-room well.-Prin. M. L. WARD, Norwich Acad.
In method, clear and excellently adapted.-Prof. W. P. CODINGTON, Genessee Coll.
Difficulties of pronunciation all surmounted.-Prof. HAYES, Galesburg High Sch.
Natural and philosophic in method.-Prof. J. C. VAN BENSCHOTEN, Wesl. Univ'y.
A work of great merit.-Prof. H. D. WRAGE, University of the City of New York.
Excels in brevity and comprehensibility.-Prof. H. LOEBENSTEIN, Baldwin Univ.
German made easy.-Prof. M. J. SMEAD, University of Georgia.
It more than meets my expectations.-Pres. J. P. WESTON, Lombard University.
I find them unusually clear and skillful.-Prof. A. C. KENDRICK, Univ. of Rochester
Impresses me very favorably indeed.-Pres. G. M. STEELE, Lawrence University.
The book pleases me exceedingly.-Prof. HERMANN SJOBERG, Austin, Texas.
I especially like the arrangement of declensions.-Miss JOHNSON, Irving Fem. Coll.
I am very greatly pleased.-Rev. EMILE BAUR, Ann Arbor Union School.
Plain, comprehensive, and well adapted.-Prof. H. F. KOENEKE, Christian Coll.
German instructors owe a debt of gratitude.-Pres. A. L. MAYER, Southern Coll.
As a text-book, all I could desire.-Prin. H. G. MILLER, Wilson Coll. Institute.
The work has many strong points.-Prof. J. A. REUBELT, Indiana State Univ'y.
I am pleased-I intend to introduce it.-Mrs. MARY H. WILSON, Westminster Coll.
Makes the study a pleasure.-Rev. JOHN M. WAGNER, St. Peter's Parochial School.
I most earnestly recommend it.-Prof. ED. FROSSARD, Irvington Institute.
I have examined and find it excellent.-Pres. GOODENOUGH, Hamilton Fem. Coll.
Certainly a Grammar of great merit.-Prin. H. S. KOONS, Hanover Coll. Institute.
It is most excellent.-Prof. UPSON, Hamilton College.
Has impressed me very delightfully.-Prof. EDW. JUDSON, Madison University.
Many excellent features not generally found.-Prin. WITTER, Muscatine High Sch.
I believe it just what we want.-Prof. J. E. EARP, Indiana Asbury University.
Altogether a most extraordinary work.-Pres. J. S. BLACKWELL, Ghent College.
I think it just the thing.-Prof. C. W. WINCHESTER, Fairfield Seminary.
Will be used when we form a class.-Pres. Jos. DENISON, Kansas Agricul. Coll.
In arrangement progressive and most happy.-Prof. J. A. DOLPE, N. J. Coll. Inst.
I am charmed with Worman's Grammars.-Prof. WM. P. CLARK, Earlham Coll.
Examined and approved.-Prin. WM. N. SCHOLL, Hartwick Seminary.
I expect it to stand the test.-Prin. E. BARTON WOOD, Romeo Union School.
The more I examine, the better I like it.-Prof. H. B. McCRARY, Utica Bus. Coll.
I shall continue to use it.-Rev. J. D. SEVERINGHAUS, Richmond Public Schools.
Proved to be excellent.-Pres. A. M. SHIPP, Wofford College, S. C.
Comes as a sunny-faced blessing.-Prof. J. R. JACQUES, Illinois Wesleyan Univ'y. It seems admirably adapted.-Pres. A. D. WHITE, Cornell University.
A splendid volume.-Prof. R. M. McCORD, Washington Seminary.
Possesses marked superiority.-Prof. J. J. A. MORGAN, Hempstead Academy.
