In Two Parts : the First, French and English, the Second English and French, According to the Ancient and Modern Orthography : Wherein Each Language is Set Forth in Its Greatest Latitude, the Various Senses of Words, Both Proper and Figurative, are Orderly Digested, and Illustrated with Apposite Phrases and Proverbs, the Hard Words Explained, and the Proprieties Adjusted : to which are Prefixed the Grounds of Both Languages, in Two Grammatical Discourses, the One English and the Other French