Tales of a Greek Island
Tales of a Greek Island
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Did I not say I would? Do you think anything would keep me away from Poros, once I was in Greece?" "And the lady, your sister?" "The lady, my sister, was with me in Athens, but she found it became too hot. She hates the blue sky when it is always without clouds. Just fancy that, Myrto! So she took her husband and the dear little girl, and they all went off to Switzerland, where it will rain as much as they like. You do not know where Switzerland is, do you, Myrto?" "Switzerland, " repeated the ...woman slowly, "is it in Europe, where the lemons are sent?" "Yes, it is in Europe, but then so are we here. " "No, " corrected Myrto, "the garden here is on the Peloponnesus, opposite Poros. " "Still it is part of Europe. " Myrto looked puzzled.
"I do not know, " she said at last. "You are learned, and know many things; but so we say here, this is the Peloponnesus, and Poros is oppo- site, and the lemons go in the ships to Europe. " NORTH AND SOUTH 131 An old woman came shuffling up to them, with bent back and outstretched hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I not say I would? Do you think anything would keep me away from Poros, once I was in Greece?" "And the lady, your sister?" "The lady, my sister, was with me in Athens, but she found it became too hot. She hates the blue sky when it is always without clouds. Just fancy that, Myrto! So she took her husband and the dear little girl, and they all went off to Switzerland, where it will rain as much as they like. You do not know where Switzerland is, do you, Myrto?" "Switzerland, " repeated the ...woman slowly, "is it in Europe, where the lemons are sent?" "Yes, it is in Europe, but then so are we here. " "No, " corrected Myrto, "the garden here is on the Peloponnesus, opposite Poros. " "Still it is part of Europe. " Myrto looked puzzled.
"I do not know, " she said at last. "You are learned, and know many things; but so we say here, this is the Peloponnesus, and Poros is oppo- site, and the lemons go in the ships to Europe. " NORTH AND SOUTH 131 An old woman came shuffling up to them, with bent back and outstretched hand.
What to read after Tales of a Greek Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ioulia D Dragoume to read onlineMoreLess
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