English Prose From Maundevile to Thackeray
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KaXws xaipuv ij /iLaeiv. This according to Plato and Aristotle^ was the opQ-t] Traioela, the right education. And those who, in their own minds, their health, or their fortunes, feel the cursed effects of a wrong one, would do well to consider, they cannot better make amends for what was amiss in themselves, than by preventing the same in their posterity. While Cn'/o was saying this, company came in, which put an end to our conversation.
Alciphron.
209 HENRY FIELDING.
1707-1754.
An interview be...tween parson Adams and parson Trulliber.
Parson Adams came to the house of Parson Trulliber, whom he found stript into his waistcoat, with an apron on, and a pail in his hand, just come from serving his hoj^s ; for Mr. Trulliber was a parson on Sundays, but all the other six days might more properly be called a farmer. He occupied a small piece of land of his own, besides which he rented a considerable deal more. His wife milked his cows, managed his dairy, and followed the markets with butter and eggs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KaXws xaipuv ij /iLaeiv. This according to Plato and Aristotle^ was the opQ-t] Traioela, the right education. And those who, in their own minds, their health, or their fortunes, feel the cursed effects of a wrong one, would do well to consider, they cannot better make amends for what was amiss in themselves, than by preventing the same in their posterity. While Cn'/o was saying this, company came in, which put an end to our conversation.
Alciphron.
209 HENRY FIELDING.
1707-1754.
An interview be...tween parson Adams and parson Trulliber.
Parson Adams came to the house of Parson Trulliber, whom he found stript into his waistcoat, with an apron on, and a pail in his hand, just come from serving his hoj^s ; for Mr. Trulliber was a parson on Sundays, but all the other six days might more properly be called a farmer. He occupied a small piece of land of his own, besides which he rented a considerable deal more. His wife milked his cows, managed his dairy, and followed the markets with butter and eggs.
What to read after English Prose From Maundevile to Thackeray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Howard Gelton to read onlineMoreLess
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