Men of Old Greece By Jennie Hall
Men of Old Greece By Jennie Hall
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'To the general's ship, " he said to the rowers.
As he came near, he called out, 'I must see the general on business. " 'Come aboard, " was shouted back. So Themistocles went aboard. He sat with the general alone in the bow of the boat.
'If we leave Salamis, we shall scatter to 151 the four winds, " he said. The men are afraid. You know that. They will fly h. Ime if the flock moves. Call the explains together again. Let us talk further. " For an hour Themistocles urged. At last the Spartan sent... messengers to call the cap- tains. They came, and at once Themis- tocles began to talk.
'Apollo has lent him his own tongue, " said a man.
'But why should this man talk?' cried another, mockingly. K lle should have no vote. He has no country. " Then Themistocles turned, and his eyes blazed.
'Have we Athenians no country?" he said. 'Our city is in ashes, but look!' lie pointed to the Athenian ships. There is our country. Of those four hundred ships, two hundred are Athenian. " Then he turned again to the Spartan general.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'To the general's ship, " he said to the rowers.
As he came near, he called out, 'I must see the general on business. " 'Come aboard, " was shouted back. So Themistocles went aboard. He sat with the general alone in the bow of the boat.
'If we leave Salamis, we shall scatter to 151 the four winds, " he said. The men are afraid. You know that. They will fly h. Ime if the flock moves. Call the explains together again. Let us talk further. " For an hour Themistocles urged. At last the Spartan sent... messengers to call the cap- tains. They came, and at once Themis- tocles began to talk.
'Apollo has lent him his own tongue, " said a man.
'But why should this man talk?' cried another, mockingly. K lle should have no vote. He has no country. " Then Themistocles turned, and his eyes blazed.
'Have we Athenians no country?" he said. 'Our city is in ashes, but look!' lie pointed to the Athenian ships. There is our country. Of those four hundred ships, two hundred are Athenian. " Then he turned again to the Spartan general.
What to read after Men of Old Greece By Jennie Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Jennie to read onlineMoreLess
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