French without toil [antikvár]

HOW TO LEARNFRENCHWITHOUT TOIL l!Has ii ever happened to you to find yourself hum-fming a snatch of song, mthout remembering exactlyij'when and where you picked it up?^ )When you first heard ii you probably did not payi, 'any particular aitention io il at the time. Still, your memory registered ii, and now it recurs to you automatically.Two or three days later, you would vainly try to recall it to mind. But if by chance you hear it again and yet again, several days in succession, then not only do you remember ii, but ii grows to he a real obsession.Upon this natural and subconscious power of retention we have based the present Course of French.We do not require from you any hard work, nor indeed any " work " at all.You just have to listen to the records, and to read the text-book and its explanations, with the same attention that you would give to the rules of a new game.If you do this regularly, once or twice a day, say, ten minutes at a time, the process of intuitive assimilation will do the rest.That is to say, you will understand the French text of the lessons with ease, and will be able to repeat each paragraph immediately after having read it.That will be the first, or passive stage of your study. Then, after about two months, you will reachI