Consisting of an Interlinear and Literal Translation, in which All Words Rendered Once are Omitted Therafter in the Translation, and Having for Its Object to Do Away with the Cumbrous Use of Grammar and Dictionary for the Beginner, Tending to Stimulate Him to Exertion by a Fact Thus Proved, But Hitherto Not Noticed, that "almost All the Words Forming the Staple of a Language are Contained in the First Fifty Or Sixty Pages of Any Well-written Story" ; with a Brief Grammatical Treatise for the Use of the More Advanced Student