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Now learning will disperse this darkness ; Charle- magne thought so, and determined to estab- lish schools in his kingdom. He needed a teacher himself, and sent to Italy, and invited a man named Peter to come to Aix-la-Chapelle to teach him grammar. He sent to England, ai)d urged Alcuin, who was one of the most learned men of the time, to come and instruct him in the sciences. Besides these, he invited other wise men around him and formed a school.
By these means the spark of learning was kept ...alive, and Charlemagne became more learned than any other king. He could read Greek and Latin, and could speak and write in the latter tongue, which is saying a great deal I do not THE DARK AGES. 47 intend to tell you how great his kingdom was, nor what wars he carried on, for if you look into any history of France or Germany, you can readily learn all you wish to know about those things." " When did Charlemagne die ? " asked Lily.
" He was born in 742, and died at Aix-la- Chapelle in 814, saying, as he folded his arms over his bosom, ' Lord, into thy hands do I com- mit.my sotcl r Another saying of his I wish to have you remember, as exhibiting his views.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now learning will disperse this darkness ; Charle- magne thought so, and determined to estab- lish schools in his kingdom. He needed a teacher himself, and sent to Italy, and invited a man named Peter to come to Aix-la-Chapelle to teach him grammar. He sent to England, ai)d urged Alcuin, who was one of the most learned men of the time, to come and instruct him in the sciences. Besides these, he invited other wise men around him and formed a school.
By these means the spark of learning was kept ...alive, and Charlemagne became more learned than any other king. He could read Greek and Latin, and could speak and write in the latter tongue, which is saying a great deal I do not THE DARK AGES. 47 intend to tell you how great his kingdom was, nor what wars he carried on, for if you look into any history of France or Germany, you can readily learn all you wish to know about those things." " When did Charlemagne die ? " asked Lily.
" He was born in 742, and died at Aix-la- Chapelle in 814, saying, as he folded his arms over his bosom, ' Lord, into thy hands do I com- mit.my sotcl r Another saying of his I wish to have you remember, as exhibiting his views.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilman, Arthur, 1837- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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