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• The treasure of the French and English languages : containing, I. A vocabulary, French and English. II. Common forms of speech upon the most familiar and useful Subjects. III. A collection of proverbs, Common-Sayings, Maxims, &c. And being equally necessary to the French, and other Foreigners understanding French, to learn English; and the best, if not the only, Help extant for them to attain to the Knowledge of it. By Lewis Chambaud
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