ture of Goethe's masterpiece, but an edition prepared for the use
of those students of German who read without a master. First we have the
original text complete. Then the grammatical note, which occupy the place
of a vocabulary, repeat the whole of the text in both German and English,
classified according to Doctor Lebahn's system, and with reciprocal
references to the pages and rules of grammar. The plan is highly ingenious,
and we may add that the numberous extracts from other German authors, which
illustrate the meanings of Goethe, will be often found very curious and
interesting."--_Examiner._

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The Twenty-eighth Edition.

NEUROTONICS, or the Art of Strengthening the Nerves, containing Remarks on
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