Suppressed Chapters And Other Bookishness
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There have been times when I knew that I had lost some of my facility in speaking French, through long absence from the country ; but the acquirement of writing it is always with me, which shows the value of early impressions in that direction.** I remembered hearing St. Paul's School men speak of the days when Mr. Crawford was a student at Concord, N. H., and I asked him when he had been there.
" I was about twelve years old,'' he said, '' when I was sent over to America again, and went to St....
Paul's. There I found that the fact that I had been taught Latin by a natural, and not an artificial method, gave me a great advantage. My Latin tutor in Rome was a man whose ideas of learning that lan- 118 guage were most original then, although they have since become more common in certain systems. I remember that my first lesson in Latin was to read one of the very short letters of Cicero, only two or three lines. We began by reading, and, as a conse- quence, I was interested from the very first lesson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There have been times when I knew that I had lost some of my facility in speaking French, through long absence from the country ; but the acquirement of writing it is always with me, which shows the value of early impressions in that direction.** I remembered hearing St. Paul's School men speak of the days when Mr. Crawford was a student at Concord, N. H., and I asked him when he had been there.
" I was about twelve years old,'' he said, '' when I was sent over to America again, and went to St....
Paul's. There I found that the fact that I had been taught Latin by a natural, and not an artificial method, gave me a great advantage. My Latin tutor in Rome was a man whose ideas of learning that lan- 118 guage were most original then, although they have since become more common in certain systems. I remember that my first lesson in Latin was to read one of the very short letters of Cicero, only two or three lines. We began by reading, and, as a conse- quence, I was interested from the very first lesson.
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