Latin Prose Composition
Latin Prose Composition
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But* even for the former old age has not lost quite all relish. 4. Indeed* a certain measure of such enjoy- ment is prescribed by nature. 5. To be sure, the old have not the same zest for sensual pleasures as have the young; 6. but neither have they the desire for such things. 7. And if one do not miss a thing, its absence is not painful. 8. It is, therefore, not right* to say that old age is deprived of pleasures, when it does not care for them. 9. For old age is glad to escape from the bonds ...(vinculo) of lust in order to enjoy the delights of study and learning. 10. For the joys of the soul* are much more complete than those of sense {corpus), 15. 1. Besides,* old age has other* pleasures: 2. the pleasures of farm-life come nearest to the (ideal) life of the philosopher. 3. It is delightful to observe the ORAL EXERCISES. 21 powers* and constitution of the earth itself; 4. to see how with moisture from the earth and warmth from the sun all plants are generated and developed. 5. The cul- tivation of the vine, for instance, is in itself a delight ; 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But* even for the former old age has not lost quite all relish. 4. Indeed* a certain measure of such enjoy- ment is prescribed by nature. 5. To be sure, the old have not the same zest for sensual pleasures as have the young; 6. but neither have they the desire for such things. 7. And if one do not miss a thing, its absence is not painful. 8. It is, therefore, not right* to say that old age is deprived of pleasures, when it does not care for them. 9. For old age is glad to escape from the bonds ...(vinculo) of lust in order to enjoy the delights of study and learning. 10. For the joys of the soul* are much more complete than those of sense {corpus), 15. 1. Besides,* old age has other* pleasures: 2. the pleasures of farm-life come nearest to the (ideal) life of the philosopher. 3. It is delightful to observe the ORAL EXERCISES. 21 powers* and constitution of the earth itself; 4. to see how with moisture from the earth and warmth from the sun all plants are generated and developed. 5. The cul- tivation of the vine, for instance, is in itself a delight ; 6.
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