The ground-Work of the grammar of the French language, [electronic resource] : upon an entirely new plan: wherein all the parts of speech are accurately laid down; but more especially the Verbs, Nouns, and Pronouns; upon which important Matters the clearest Light is thrown, so that almost every Difficulty is done away, and the Study of the Language rendered pleasant and easy To the tenderest Capacities. The whole agreeable to the present style of the French language, with the Orthography of M. De Voltaire, and other Improvements of the latest and best French Authors. Ut folia in silvis privos mutentur in annos, Prima cadunt; ita verborum vetus interit aetas, Et, juvenum ritu, florent modo nata vigentque. Hor. de Art. poet. v. 60. By Jean Jaques D'Etrouville.