Letters to His Son volume 2
Letters to His Son volume 2
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He gave a kick against Mount Helicon, and the fountain of Hippocrene im- mediately sprang out. When a poet is making verses, it is sometimes said he is mounted upon his Pegasus.
LETTER IV VOU are the best boy in the world, and your last translation is still better than the former. This is just as it ought to be, to improve every day more and more. Although I now love you dearly, if you continue to go on so, I shall love you still more tenderly: if you improve and grow learned, every one will be... fond of you, and desirous of your company; whereas, ignorant peo- ple are shunned and despised. In order that I may not be ignorant myself, I read a great deal. The other day I went through the history of Dido, which I will now tell you.
Dido was daughter of Belus, king of Tyre, and was married to Sicheus, whom she dearly loved. But as Sicheus had immense riches, Pygmalion, Dido's brother, had him put to death and seized his treasures. Dido, fearful lest her brother might kill her too, fled to Africa, where she built the fine city of Car- thage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gave a kick against Mount Helicon, and the fountain of Hippocrene im- mediately sprang out. When a poet is making verses, it is sometimes said he is mounted upon his Pegasus.
LETTER IV VOU are the best boy in the world, and your last translation is still better than the former. This is just as it ought to be, to improve every day more and more. Although I now love you dearly, if you continue to go on so, I shall love you still more tenderly: if you improve and grow learned, every one will be... fond of you, and desirous of your company; whereas, ignorant peo- ple are shunned and despised. In order that I may not be ignorant myself, I read a great deal. The other day I went through the history of Dido, which I will now tell you.
Dido was daughter of Belus, king of Tyre, and was married to Sicheus, whom she dearly loved. But as Sicheus had immense riches, Pygmalion, Dido's brother, had him put to death and seized his treasures. Dido, fearful lest her brother might kill her too, fled to Africa, where she built the fine city of Car- thage.
What to read after Letters to His Son volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Dormer Stanhope Chesterfield to read onlineMoreLess
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