Our World Reader
Our World Reader
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Young lads were allowed to sit in company with old men, to hear wise words, and to learn to rule the country; but they never thought of speaking, or getting in the way. Often the wise men taught in the streets ; and some of those lessons have been kept safely ever since, so that now our own boys learn them.
But what has become of these Greeks } There is the FIRST LESSONS IN GEOGRAPHY. [qQ country, with the same hills, the same blue sky and sea, the same olive groves, and the same mild, pleasant... air, but not the same people. People still live there, and they are called Greeks ; but we hear little of them. The fine, brave men of old times began at last to quarrel among themselves ; and then they were conquered, their beauti- ful temples were destroyed, and many of their statues were carried off ; and now their glory and power are gone.
ATHENS AND ITS TEMPLESt You must find Athens on the map ; for that was their great city, and strangers visit it to see the parts of fine buildings still standing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young lads were allowed to sit in company with old men, to hear wise words, and to learn to rule the country; but they never thought of speaking, or getting in the way. Often the wise men taught in the streets ; and some of those lessons have been kept safely ever since, so that now our own boys learn them.
But what has become of these Greeks } There is the FIRST LESSONS IN GEOGRAPHY. [qQ country, with the same hills, the same blue sky and sea, the same olive groves, and the same mild, pleasant... air, but not the same people. People still live there, and they are called Greeks ; but we hear little of them. The fine, brave men of old times began at last to quarrel among themselves ; and then they were conquered, their beauti- ful temples were destroyed, and many of their statues were carried off ; and now their glory and power are gone.
ATHENS AND ITS TEMPLESt You must find Athens on the map ; for that was their great city, and strangers visit it to see the parts of fine buildings still standing.
What to read after Our World Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary L Mary Lucy Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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