Lincoln At Gettysburg Ed.3
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He drew inspiration from the orators of Greece, at the fountain of whose eloquence he had drunk, being able to read their productions in the lan- guage through whose match- less purity and elegance and strength they had been given to the world.
DESCEIBES A CEMETEKY PEE- PAKED FOR GEECL^N HEROES He took us at the outset to the wonderful Ceramicus in a [42] LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG most beautiful suburb of Ath.
ens, "adorned by Cimon the son of Miltiades, with walks and fountains and columns, whose ...groves were filled with altars and shrines and temples, whose gardens were kept for- ever green by the streams from neighboring hills, whose path- ways gleamed with the monu- ments of the illustrious dead, the work of the most consummate masters that ever gave life to marble." He told of "the votive offerings laid upon the coffins of the dead, — flowers, weapons, precious ornaments, painted vases, wonders of art, which after two thousand years, adorn the museums of Europe ; [43] LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG and of himself, "after an inter- val of twenty-three centuries, a youthful pilgrim from the world unknown to ancient Greece," visiting that holy ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He drew inspiration from the orators of Greece, at the fountain of whose eloquence he had drunk, being able to read their productions in the lan- guage through whose match- less purity and elegance and strength they had been given to the world.
DESCEIBES A CEMETEKY PEE- PAKED FOR GEECL^N HEROES He took us at the outset to the wonderful Ceramicus in a [42] LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG most beautiful suburb of Ath.
ens, "adorned by Cimon the son of Miltiades, with walks and fountains and columns, whose ...groves were filled with altars and shrines and temples, whose gardens were kept for- ever green by the streams from neighboring hills, whose path- ways gleamed with the monu- ments of the illustrious dead, the work of the most consummate masters that ever gave life to marble." He told of "the votive offerings laid upon the coffins of the dead, — flowers, weapons, precious ornaments, painted vases, wonders of art, which after two thousand years, adorn the museums of Europe ; [43] LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG and of himself, "after an inter- val of twenty-three centuries, a youthful pilgrim from the world unknown to ancient Greece," visiting that holy ground.
What to read after Lincoln At Gettysburg Ed.3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carr, Clark E. (Clark Ezra), 1836-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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