Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 3
Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 3
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I have committed to memory some short phrases of one edict, which he appears to think particularly clever; but I have not as yet found any one who has understood what he intended by them. "That is no insult which a worthy man does." Now, in the first place, what is the meaning of "worthy"? For there are many men worthy of punishment, as he himself is. Does he mean what a man does who is invested with Any dig- nity? if so, what insult can be greater? Moreover, what is the meaning of "doing an in...sult"? Who ever uses 1010 OICBBO such an expressioii? Then oomes, **Nor any fear whioh an enemy threatens." What then? is fear uanally threat- ened by a friend? Then came many similar sentences.
1b it not better to be dumb than to say what no one can understand? Now see why his tutor, exchanging pleas for plows, has had given to him in the public domain of the Boman people two thousand acres of land in the Leontine district, exempt from all taxes, for making a stupid man still stupider at the public expense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have committed to memory some short phrases of one edict, which he appears to think particularly clever; but I have not as yet found any one who has understood what he intended by them. "That is no insult which a worthy man does." Now, in the first place, what is the meaning of "worthy"? For there are many men worthy of punishment, as he himself is. Does he mean what a man does who is invested with Any dig- nity? if so, what insult can be greater? Moreover, what is the meaning of "doing an in...sult"? Who ever uses 1010 OICBBO such an expressioii? Then oomes, **Nor any fear whioh an enemy threatens." What then? is fear uanally threat- ened by a friend? Then came many similar sentences.
1b it not better to be dumb than to say what no one can understand? Now see why his tutor, exchanging pleas for plows, has had given to him in the public domain of the Boman people two thousand acres of land in the Leontine district, exempt from all taxes, for making a stupid man still stupider at the public expense.
What to read after Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mayo Williamson Hazeltine to read onlineMoreLess
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