Plutarch's Lives, volume I
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This field hadjust been cut, and the corn lay on the ground, for the people thoughtthat they must not thresh it or make any use of it, because of theground being consecrated, so they took the sheaves and threw them intothe river. In the same way they cut down the trees and threw them in, leaving the whole place for the god, but uncultivated and unfruitful. As there were many things of different sorts all floating together inthe river, the current did not carry them far, but when the first masse...ssettled on a shallow place, the rest which were carried down upon themcould not get past, but became heaped up there, and the stream compactedthem securely by the mud which it deposited upon them, not onlyincreasing the size of the whole mass, but firmly cementing it together. The waves did not shake it, but gently beat it into a solid consistency. Now, from its size, it began to receive additions, as most of what theriver brought down settled upon it. It is now a sacred island close bythe city, with temples and walks, and in the Latin tongue it has a namewhich means "between two bridges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This field hadjust been cut, and the corn lay on the ground, for the people thoughtthat they must not thresh it or make any use of it, because of theground being consecrated, so they took the sheaves and threw them intothe river. In the same way they cut down the trees and threw them in, leaving the whole place for the god, but uncultivated and unfruitful. As there were many things of different sorts all floating together inthe river, the current did not carry them far, but when the first masse...ssettled on a shallow place, the rest which were carried down upon themcould not get past, but became heaped up there, and the stream compactedthem securely by the mud which it deposited upon them, not onlyincreasing the size of the whole mass, but firmly cementing it together. The waves did not shake it, but gently beat it into a solid consistency. Now, from its size, it began to receive additions, as most of what theriver brought down settled upon it. It is now a sacred island close bythe city, with temples and walks, and in the Latin tongue it has a namewhich means "between two bridges.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plutarch to read onlineMoreLess
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