Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A German Reader: With Notes and Vocabulary
There is no need of an apology for the appearance of the following collection of materials for beginners in Ger man. The book follows the general plan which has been found of great practical service in this country, based, as it is, on that of readers used in the schools of Germany. It is true, there is, for some mysterious reason, a growing tendency to discourage the introduction into elementary readers of well-known and standard specimens of litera ture, it being evident to some minds that the literary value of a. Work of art must necessarily be impaired by contact with other and possibly less finished productions.
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