Abstract
TWENTY pages of this book are devoted, to mathematics, twenty-three to physics, nineteen, to chemistry, and the remainder to a vocabulary of words not usually found in elementary class-books of German. The mathematical portion is a synopsis of principles of mathematics with enunciations of problems, while the two remaining sections consist of definitions and descriptions of some physical and chemical properties of matter. Any student of science who has an elementary knowledge of the German language should be able to read the book with the aid of the vocabulary, and the task would be more to his taste than reading or translating Grimm's or Andersen's fairy-tales. No grammatical rules are given, as instruction in these is assumed to have been obtained in an earlier course.
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