The Canadian in Italy

CONTENTS

A GUIDE TO ITALY, p. 4
How to get there, p. 4
The Customs, p. 4
Meals, p. 4
Chief Cities of Italy and Hotels in each, p. 4
Naples (with Ascent of Vesuvius), p. 4, 5
Rome (with Excursions), p. 6, 7
Genoa, p. 7
Milan, p. 8
Florence, p. 8
Turin, p. 9
Venice, p. 9
Alphabet, with English Pronunciation, p. 10
Notes on Pronunciation, p. 11
Vowels, Diphthongs, Accents, p. 11
The Consonants, p. 12
Easy First Phrases, p. 13-15
ANSWERS: Affirmative, p. 15
Negative, p. 16
Exclamations, p. 17
GREETINGS, p. 17-20
The Weather, p. 20
Time, p. 21
Days, Months, &c., p. 22-25
The Post Office, p. 25-27
The Hotel, with Laundry List, p. 28-31
The Street, p. 32-35
The Café, p. 35-38
Speaking Italian, p. 38
Taking Rooms, p. 39-41
Notices and Announcements, p. 41-43
The Customs House, p. 43, 44
The Bill of Fare (Illustrated), p. 45-46
THE RESTAURANT, p. 47-58
Breakfast, p. 47
Bill of Fare in detail - Soup, Fish, p. 48-52
Dinner, p. 52
Roast Meats, Poultry, Game, p. 53
Savouries, Made Dishes, p. 54, 55
THE RESTAURANT (continued)
Vegetables, p. 55
Dessert, Cheese, Sweets, p. 56
Wine, Liqueurs, p. 57
Colours, p. 58
The Railway, p. 59-62
The Numbers - Cardinal, p. 63
Ordinal, p. 64-65
Italian Money (Coins Illustrated), p. 66
Cycling Vocabulary, p. 67-69
Cycling Phrases, p. 69-71
Motoring Vocabulary and Phrases, p. 71-74
SHOPPING, p. 74-81
The Bookseller and Stationer, p. 74
The Bootmaker, p. 75
The Chemist, p. 76
The Draper, p. 77
The Hairdresser, p. 78
The Hatter and Milliner, p. 79
The Tailor, p. 79
The Watchmaker and Jeweller, p. 80
Telegrams and Letters, p. 81-85
ITALIAN GRAMMAR AT A GLANCE, p. 86-94 
The Article, p. [...]
The Noun, p. 87 [...]
The Adjective, p. 88-90 
The Pronoun, p. 90-92
The Verbs TO BE and TO HAVE, p. 93-97
Regular Verbs of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Conjugations, p. 97-102
Irregularities of the three Conjugations, p. 103
The Adverb, p. 103
The Preposition, p. 104
The Conjunction, p. 104
The Interjection, p. 104