A First Greek Writer: With Exercises And Vocabularies
A First Greek Writer: With Exercises And Vocabularies
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m^t, fidkurra, r^ly, diroKplvofMi, L philosophy,t\ooro4>ia, owl, yXav(, f. philosophise, ^lAoa-o^co).
Now the cat, wishing to know what^ the other beasts thought (think) about life, went to each in turn : and having come to them she asked what she ought to do to pass her life well.* And the others replied just as each happened : but the owl composing her face to great solemnity^ said, * O cat, most of all there is need of philosophy. And to philosophise is to search and to think about such mat ...ters as are most difficult to discover.' But the cat said that it was* no use to search for such things : for that* it was better to think about easy matters, — ' For no one,' said she, ' searches for an3i;hing, unless in* the hope sometime to find : JFor it would not even be sensible.''^ ^ Dramatic Particles, § 76.
* ' What doing she onght to pass, ' etc.
' Use of Adjective Pr^icate, § 81, * composing very solemn. ' * Accasative InfinitiTe, § 40. * Negatives, § 78.
* Participle. 7 xjge of dp, § 69.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
m^t, fidkurra, r^ly, diroKplvofMi, L philosophy,
Now the cat, wishing to know what^ the other beasts thought (think) about life, went to each in turn : and having come to them she asked what she ought to do to pass her life well.* And the others replied just as each happened : but the owl composing her face to great solemnity^ said, * O cat, most of all there is need of philosophy. And to philosophise is to search and to think about such mat
* ' What doing she onght to pass, ' etc.
' Use of Adjective Pr^icate, § 81, * composing very solemn. ' * Accasative InfinitiTe, § 40. * Negatives, § 78.
* Participle. 7 xjge of dp, § 69.
What to read after A First Greek Writer: With Exercises And Vocabularies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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