The miser of Moliere: in which, as absolutely necessary to facilitate the French pronunciation, I. The e and h mute, ... are printed in italick character. ... IV. The quantity of French syllables are determined by two easy rules, ... To which is annexed, a discourse upon th French pronunciation. By M. L. B. ...

All titles

• The miser of Moliere: in which, as absolutely necessary to facilitate the French pronunciation, I. The e and h mute, ... are printed in italick character. ... IV. The quantity of French syllables are determined by two easy rules, ... To which is annexed, a discourse upon th French pronunciation. By M. L. B. ...
• Avare

People / Organizations

• Molire (Author)
• John Nourse ("sold by")

Imprint

London [i.e. Paris?]: sold by John Nourse, 1752.

Publication year

1752-1752

ESTC No.

N34967

Grub Street ID

23257

Description

[11],viii-xxvi,[4],xxvii-xxx,xxx-xxxii,[3],138,[1],13,[4]p. ; 12⁰

Note

M. L. B. = Louis de Boissy.

French text, with parallel French and English preface, and an English dedication and 'Discourse' with pages numbered 1 to 13 commencing on the verso.

With an additional French titlepage: 'L'avare de Moliere: .. A Paris: chez Charles Le Clerc, .. MDCCLII.".

With two final leaves of French "approbation" and "privilege du Roi".

Uncontrolled note

Verify pagination and contents details--lifted from T63754