Hindústáni as it ought to be spoken

HINDUSTANIIT OUGHT TO BE SPOKEN.>\SBYJ. TWEEDIE,Civil Service.Bengal'It is when come to think ofreally surprising, you it, how ungrammati-docally talk."peopleThird Edition.OtalruttaTHACKER, &SPINK Co.LONDON: W. THACKER& CREEDCO., 2, LUDGATELANE, HILL.1900.\All rights reserved.}LOAN STACKSP1NK & CALCUT'lA.PRINTED BY THACKER, CO.,r?PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.THE Author must his at this little workexpress regretbeen out of for a time. His excuse is thehaving printwith which the First Edition wasunexpected rapiditytoabsorbed the It is, however, satisfactoryby public.the for which itknow that the book is fulfilling purposewas in awritten and has; become, great measure,alreadythe which those who must knowevenbook, eventuallythe vernacular in order to aread,character, gain rapidthe and aof the construction of language, largeknowledgestock of words and is thenguaranteed phrases. Nothingleft but to the Vernacularstudy Alphabet.ThisThe volume is than itspresent larger predecessor.is the Author that therebecause reachedmany complaintswas too little in the book. The was for more. Thiscryis a on the other there were com-hand,good sign. But,' 'of words onceto rememberplaints only giveninability"in allthe course of the Lessons." The ofcollectinginto the Glossaries atwords in the of the bookgiven bodythe is one cause of the increase 1 size.end,Another is that the number of Exercises onhas, demand,ofbeen added the introductionto,largely ...