Memories And Milestones
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It is not a book; it is a stone-crushing machine. The teacher, a two-dollar-a-day man, stands beside the ma chine and runs it. And this is the Classics. It may be asked, At what point should the reading for pleasure begin? It should begin at about the second lesson, when some entertaining sentence or verse should be learned as the Lorelei is learned on the first day of German. A little of the lan guage should be put in alive into the child s mind each day; and the grammar should then come behin...d and sweep up, and ex plain ; it should be kept as a necessary uten sil. This relationship should be maintained throughout life; and the attention should be 118 GREEK AS A PLEASURE kept on the meanings which occur in sen tences and verses, rather than on the shad ows of them which the grammars have worked out. The reason why the cart is put before the horse in classical education is that the grammarians through whose ad mirable labors it is that we possess the class ics at all, have always been interested in the cart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not a book; it is a stone-crushing machine. The teacher, a two-dollar-a-day man, stands beside the ma chine and runs it. And this is the Classics. It may be asked, At what point should the reading for pleasure begin? It should begin at about the second lesson, when some entertaining sentence or verse should be learned as the Lorelei is learned on the first day of German. A little of the lan guage should be put in alive into the child s mind each day; and the grammar should then come behin...d and sweep up, and ex plain ; it should be kept as a necessary uten sil. This relationship should be maintained throughout life; and the attention should be 118 GREEK AS A PLEASURE kept on the meanings which occur in sen tences and verses, rather than on the shad ows of them which the grammars have worked out. The reason why the cart is put before the horse in classical education is that the grammarians through whose ad mirable labors it is that we possess the class ics at all, have always been interested in the cart.
What to read after Memories And Milestones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman John Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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