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On its first appearance we expressed the hope that Mr. J. Selden Wilmore's grammar on The Spoken Arabic of Egypt would prove a useful handbook both for British officials in the Egyptian service and for the increasing number of tourists who flock to that country every winter. We are glad to see proof of the fulfillment of our hope in the issue of a new and enlarged edition of the work. One great improvement on the first edition consists in the fact that a complete alphabetical list of the words used in the exercises on the accidence has been added, and the student will also be grateful for a Key to the exercises and stories which has been compiled by the author and is issued separately. The book has been generally revised and a few additional grammatical rules are given in an appendix. There is one small defect which we hope will be remedied when the third edition makes its appearance: there is no table of contents and the reader has sometimes to waste valuable time in searching for the particular section he wishes to consult. --Luzac's Oriental List and Book Review, Volume 16

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