WORKS BY DUNCAN FORBES, LL.D. In One Volume, Royal 8vo., cloth lettered, £2 12s. 6d., or half-bound, £2 16s. DICTIONARY HINDUSTANI AND ENGLISH; TO WHICH IS ADDED A REVERSED PART, ENGLISH AND HINDUSTANI. y the use of a small, but distinct type, the Author has been enabled to compress, into one volume, of a size, more useful information than is to be found in any Dictionary of the Hindustani language as yet ndensation and definiteness, if due distinction between the provinces of a grammarian and lexi, if to avoid faults, to reject things of a doubtful utility, to supply deficiencies, and to do all this termination that typography, paper and price shall be unexceptionable, if these in combination mmendation to an author and his work, then Dr. Forbes' Dictionary is fully worthy of the patronpatrons and students of Hindustani literature."-Friend of India, Oct. 19, 1848. GRA In the Oriental a reading in the Pe Bahar, together v Extracts for the Bagh-o A Pocket Compa ments of convers spoken in our Ea Library of the University of Wisconsin This work con with a Selection of useful Words, the two Languages. Second Edition, considerably improved, 18ino. bound, 5s. 6d. ential attainhe languages Deculiarities; Vocabulary lom between "This work can be honestly recommended to all who are desirous of acquiring the elements of the Hindustani language, or of making themselves understood among the people of this country. We have seldom, if ever, seen such a small pocket companion with such a variety of useful instruction. The language of the Vocabulary and of the Dialogues appears quite unexceptionable. Any one acquainted with Hindustani will at once recognise its idiomatic accuracy, and cheerfully recommend it to the notice of all those who desire to come out to India not altogether unprepared to convey their own wishes to those who surround them."-Friend of India, published at Serampore. ORIENTAL PENMANSHIP: An Essay for facilitating the reading and writing of the. Ta'lik Character, as generally used in the East in Persian and Hindustani Manuscripts and Printed Works; consisting of various Specimens of Fine Writing, accurately lithographed from Original Native MSS., accompanied by Letter Press Descriptions, together with explanatory Notes and Observations. 4to. cloth, 8s. GRAMMAR OF THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE. To which is added, a Selection of Easy Extracts for Reading, together with a copious Vocabulary. Second Edition, greatly improved, and considerably enlarged. Royal 8vo. cloth, 12s. 6d. BAGH-O-BAHAR; Consisting of entertaining Tales in the Hindustani Language. By MIR AMMAN, of Delhi. A new edition, carefully collated with original Manuscripts, having the essential vowel points and punctuation marked throughout. To which is added, a Vocabulary of the Words occurring in the Work. Royal 8vo. cloth, 15s. *** The Bagh-o-Bakar is the test-book in which Cadets and Assistant Surgeons have to pass an examination in India. This Edition was prepared under the authority of the Honourable the East-India Company. LONDON: ADENHALL-STREET. |