Sequel to the English Reader : Or, Elegant Selections in Prose And Poetry
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He was, there- iore, obliged to pafs the ftrait in a fmall boat ; which manner of returning, being compared with the often- 104 SEqUEL TO THE. ENGLISH READER. PART I.
tatious method in which he had fet out, rendered his diigrace ftill more poignant and afHi6ling. The army which he had ordered to follow him, having been un- provided with necefTaries, fuftered great hardfliips by the way. After having coniumed all the corn they could find, they were obliged to live upon herbs, and even upon the b...ark and leaves of trees. Thus har- alTed and fatigued, a peftilence began to complete their mifery j and, after a fatiguing journey of forty-five days, in which they were purfued rather by vultures and beafts of prey, than by men, they came to the Hellefpont, where they had crcffed over ; and march- ed from thence to Sardis. Such was the end of Xer- xes' expedition into Greece : a meafure begun in pride, and terminated in infamy.
GOLDSMITH.
SECT'ION 1V> CharaSler of Martin Luther.
As Luther was raifed up by Providence to be the author of one of the greateft and moR interefting re- volutions recorded in hiftory, there is not any perfon, perhaps, whofe character has been drawn with fuch oppofite colours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, there- iore, obliged to pafs the ftrait in a fmall boat ; which manner of returning, being compared with the often- 104 SEqUEL TO THE. ENGLISH READER. PART I.
tatious method in which he had fet out, rendered his diigrace ftill more poignant and afHi6ling. The army which he had ordered to follow him, having been un- provided with necefTaries, fuftered great hardfliips by the way. After having coniumed all the corn they could find, they were obliged to live upon herbs, and even upon the b...ark and leaves of trees. Thus har- alTed and fatigued, a peftilence began to complete their mifery j and, after a fatiguing journey of forty-five days, in which they were purfued rather by vultures and beafts of prey, than by men, they came to the Hellefpont, where they had crcffed over ; and march- ed from thence to Sardis. Such was the end of Xer- xes' expedition into Greece : a meafure begun in pride, and terminated in infamy.
GOLDSMITH.
SECT'ION 1V> CharaSler of Martin Luther.
As Luther was raifed up by Providence to be the author of one of the greateft and moR interefting re- volutions recorded in hiftory, there is not any perfon, perhaps, whofe character has been drawn with fuch oppofite colours.
What to read after Sequel to the English Reader : Or, Elegant Selections in Prose And Poetry?
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