Pioneers of Science
Pioneers of Science
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[Illustration: FIG. 56. --Manor-house of Woolsthorpe. ] He had been sent to a couple of village schools to acquire the ordinaryaccomplishments taught at those places, and for three years to thegrammar school at Grantham, then conducted by an old gentleman named Mr. Stokes. He had not been very industrious at school, nor did he feelkeenly the fascinations of the Latin Grammar, for he tells us that hewas the last boy in the lowest class but one. He used to pay much moreattention to the constructi...on of kites and windmills and waterwheels, all of which he made to work very well. He also used to tie paperlanterns to the tail of his kite, so as to make the country folk fancythey saw a comet, and in general to disport himself as a boy should.
It so happened, however, that he succeeded in thrashing, in fair fight, a bigger boy who was higher in the school, and who had given him akick. His success awakened a spirit of emulation in other things thanboxing, and young Newton speedily rose to be top of the school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration: FIG. 56. --Manor-house of Woolsthorpe. ] He had been sent to a couple of village schools to acquire the ordinaryaccomplishments taught at those places, and for three years to thegrammar school at Grantham, then conducted by an old gentleman named Mr. Stokes. He had not been very industrious at school, nor did he feelkeenly the fascinations of the Latin Grammar, for he tells us that hewas the last boy in the lowest class but one. He used to pay much moreattention to the constructi...on of kites and windmills and waterwheels, all of which he made to work very well. He also used to tie paperlanterns to the tail of his kite, so as to make the country folk fancythey saw a comet, and in general to disport himself as a boy should.
It so happened, however, that he succeeded in thrashing, in fair fight, a bigger boy who was higher in the school, and who had given him akick. His success awakened a spirit of emulation in other things thanboxing, and young Newton speedily rose to be top of the school.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge Oliver Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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