Harper, S: Russian Reader -

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Résumé :
Excerpt from Russian Reader: Accented Texts, Grammatical and Explanatory Notes, Vocabulary

Although the notes follow the text step by step, as the points which they explain arise, they make a progressive series which takes the student from the simple facts to the complex, and, as he advances, from the known to the unknown. In dealing with Russian texts, it would be a mistake of method for a student to recognize phenomena found in his own language or in any other, dead or living, with which he might have some acquaintance. Linguistic comparisons, if they are not to be merely vain amuse ment, are not for the beginner. The student will understand that a language must be studied in itself; he will endeavor, therefore, to master from the very beginning, the texts which he is given to read. The notes furnish him the means to do this.

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