REV. J. P. WÅHLIN, M. A. CHAPLAIN TO THE SWEDISH EMBASSY AT THE COURT OF London: PRINTED FOR BOOSEY AND SONS, BROAD STREET, ROYAL EXCHANGE. PREFACE.. In compliance with the desire of the Publishers, whose names are very familiar to the Literary Public in England and abroad, I have revised the "Introduction to Swedish Grammar," by the late Rev. G. BRUNNMARK, and in this Third Edition made several alterations, which 1 fain would call improvements. The orthoepical part has teen entirely remodelled and enlarged, rules and remarks, which appeared unnecessarily long and vague, have been rescinded and rendered more definite, and a new series of exercises has been added. My object, whatever may be the result of this attempt at improvement, has been, like that of the celebrated author of this work, to facilitate to English Gentlemen, (of whom I have had the honour to instruct several,) the study of a language, which ranks high for the energy of its expressions, the richness of its inversions and the euphony of its sounds,-a language, whose literary |