Excerpt from Latin in the Preparatory School

If time allows, reading at sight should not be postponed until Caesar is begun, and the reading lessons on page 21 I will afford practice in this regard. Should additional, or less dim cult, passages be desired, an admirable collection will be found in Gradatim [ginn which book also teachers will find it worth their while to procure and examine. It has been widely used in the class-room with conspicuous success, and the selections are peculiarly well chosen, being both easy and calculated to stimulate the pupil's interest. 'finally, let the necessity, though obvious, be urged of giving the class the most thorough drill possible in forms and parts of verbs, and of obliging them to commit the various vocabularies to memory.1 That the syntax, also, as far as presented in the book, should be thoroughly grasped by the pupil we scarcely need to state.

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