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• The french verbs conjugated in five leaves : which in many grammers, employs more than fifty, and in some, more than One Hundred Pages. The Method entirely New. Many Verbs are instantly answered by a Motion of the Hand. The whole adapted to the youngest Capacities, by easy gradual Lessons. To which is added, A compendious syntax of the several parts of speech, Digested into short Rules, with proper Examples for Application; in a Method calculated to avoid Perplexity and Confusion, and have unnecessary Labour and Trouble. Drawn up by a private gentleman, And approved by several eminent Masters of the French Tongue
  by: Singleton, Luke
  Published: (1760)
• The french verbs conjugated in five leaves : which, in many grammars, employs more than fifty, and in some, more than one hundred pages. The Method entirely New. Many Verbs are instantly answered by a Motion of the Hand. The whole adapted to the youngest Capacities, by easy, gradual Lessons. To which is added, a compendious syntax Of the several Parts of Speech, Digested into short Rules, with proper Examples for Application; in a Method calculated to avoid Perplexity and Confusion, and save unnecessary Labour and Trouble. Drawn up by a private gentleman, And approved by several eminent Masters of the French Tongue. Prolixitas toedium parit
  by: Singleton, Luke
  Published: (1753)
• The french verbs conjugated in five leaves : which in many grammars employ more than fifty, and in some more than One Hundred Pages. The Method entirely New. Many Verbs are instantly answered by a Motion of the Hand. The whole adapted to the youngest Capacities, by easy, gradual Lessons. To which is added, a compendious syntax of the several parts of speech. Digested into short Rules, with proper Examples for Application; in a Method calculated to avoid Perplexity and Confusion, and save unnecessary Labour and Trouble. By Luke Singleton, Esq
  by: Singleton, Luke
  Published: (1767)
• The French verbs conjugated in five leaves : Which, in many grammars, employs more than fifty, and in some, more than one hundred pages. The method entirely new. Many verbs are instantly answered by a motion of the hand. The whole adapted to the youngest capacities, by easy, gradual lessons. To which is added, a compendious syntax of the several parts of speech, digested into short rules, with proper examples for application; in a method calculated to avoid perplexity and confusion, and save unnecessary labour and trouble. Drawn up by a private gentleman, and approved by several eminent masters of the French tongue
  by: Singleton, Luke
  Published: (1750)
• Hoole's terminations and examples to the several declensions of nouns and conjugations of verbs : Also, Lily's rules for the genders of nouns and heteroclites. With the preterperfect tenses and supines of verbs, propria qum̆aribus, quğenus, and as in presenti, Englished and explained, from Turner's late amendments of Lily's grammar. For the use of young grammarians
  by: Lily, William
  Published: (1740)