North American Second Class Reader
North American Second Class Reader
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I soon discovered that my governess could not read or spell half so well as myself. Of course, I laughed at her ; and she soon dismissed me as wery volatile, and such a hod kind of a girl, that she did not know what to make of me.
My father then took me under his own tuition. He instructed me in writing. He had a smattering of French, and also of Latin : how he came by it, I shall not take up your time by telling you. He taught me a little of the first, and had begun to teach me the second. I h...ad got as far as declining via, a way ; but here my progress was stopped.
Whether it was that my father had determined one tongue to be enough for the daughters of Eve, and thought he had done too much by giving me two, I know not ; but certain it is, I went no farther in Latin than via, a way.
I, being, as already said, a genius, should have regretted this circumstance in after life ; but I have found there was r 166, 340. y 166—248.
12* 138 NORTH AMERICAN no occasion. Genius and learning are two very different things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I soon discovered that my governess could not read or spell half so well as myself. Of course, I laughed at her ; and she soon dismissed me as wery volatile, and such a hod kind of a girl, that she did not know what to make of me.
My father then took me under his own tuition. He instructed me in writing. He had a smattering of French, and also of Latin : how he came by it, I shall not take up your time by telling you. He taught me a little of the first, and had begun to teach me the second. I h...ad got as far as declining via, a way ; but here my progress was stopped.
Whether it was that my father had determined one tongue to be enough for the daughters of Eve, and thought he had done too much by giving me two, I know not ; but certain it is, I went no farther in Latin than via, a way.
I, being, as already said, a genius, should have regretted this circumstance in after life ; but I have found there was r 166, 340. y 166—248.
12* 138 NORTH AMERICAN no occasion. Genius and learning are two very different things.
What to read after North American Second Class Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Bates Tower to read onlineMoreLess
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