The Compleat _French_-Master, for Ladies and Gentlemen. Containing, I. A New Methodical _French_ Grammar. II. A Large and Copious Vocabulary. III. Familiar Phrases, with the Niceties of the _French_ Tongue. IV. Familiar Dialogues. V. Dialogues of Wit and Humour, upon Love, and other Subjects. The Six last done out of _Spanish_. By Mr. _Savage_. For the use of His Highness, the Duke of _Glocester_. By Mr. _Boyer_, Author of the _Royal Dictionary_. The Second Edition, Corrected and much Enlarged. The History of the Buccaneers of _America_: From their first Original down to this Time. Written in several Languages, and now Collected into one Volume. The Whole newly Translated into _English_, and Illustrated with Twenty five Copper Plates. _Octavo._ A new Survey of the _West-Indies_, being a Journal of Three thousand and three hundred Miles within the Main Land of _America_. By _Tho. Gage_, the only Protestant that was ever known to have Travell’d those Parts. The Fourth Edition enlarg’d by the Author. With an Accurate Map. _Octavo._ The History of _Portugal_; from the first Ages of the World to the late Revolution, under King _John_ the Fourth, in the Year 1640. Written in _Spanish_ by _Emanuel de Faria y’ Souso_, Knight of the Order of Christ. Translated and continued down to this Year, by Capt. _John Stevens_. _Octavo._ _There is in the Press, and will be speedily Published_, A Dictionary of the _Roman_ and _Greek_ Antiquities. Written by _Peter Danett_ for the use of the _Dauphin_, Duke of _Burgundy_, _Anjou_ and _Berry_. Translated into _English_ for the use of Schools. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE Original spelling and grammar have generally been retained, with some exceptions noted below. This fact is especially noteworthy herein, as this book exhibits great variety in spelling and grammar, and much of it differs greatly from modern usage. There are many variations that may be regarded as probable typographical errors, which nevertheless have been retained. Original _ſ_ (now Unicode U+17f) has been changed to _s_ throughout; and original _ß_ (U+df) have been changed to _ss_. Original italics look _like this_. The transcriber produced the cover image and hereby assigns it to the public domain. Scanned images of the original pages are available from archive.org — search for “wiseingeniouscom00boye”. The original pagination has been discarded. The book was comprised of English text on verso (left-hand) pages, and corresponding French text on recto (right-hand) pages. The pagination was unusual, in that the first printed page of the book — the English title page — occurred on a verso page. This page was unnumbered, but shall be counted in this discussion as page i. Page ii displayed the French title page. A Prefatory Introduction started on page iii, verso. The last page of introductory material fell on page xiv, recto. The first chapter, The Apophthegms of the Ancients, fell on the first numbered page (1), verso.