The Economist of Xenophon
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2 Nay, Socrates, .exclaimed Ischomachus, I shall be quite" delighted to give you an account of my daily duties ; and to look too for your cor- rection, wherever you may think me wrong.
3 What, I ! was my answer, how could I have the right to correct a finished gentleman ; and that when they call me a prating and specula- || ,_ 7 .] THE HORSE OF NICIAS. 73 tive fellow,* and charge me moreover with what is, it seems, the most monstrous crime of all — my poverty. And I should have been quite dis- ...4 heartened, Ischomachus, at this reproach ; but the day before yesterday I met the horse of Nicias the foreigner, followed by a crowd of spectators, some of them talking quite eagerly about him : and I went up to the groom, and actually asked if the horse was very wealthy. He stared at 5 me as though I must be utterly insane to ask such a question, and answered, How on earth could a horse be wealthy ? These words gave me great relief ; so then a horse need not be wealthy to become good, if only it was naturally of good mettle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Nay, Socrates, .exclaimed Ischomachus, I shall be quite" delighted to give you an account of my daily duties ; and to look too for your cor- rection, wherever you may think me wrong.
3 What, I ! was my answer, how could I have the right to correct a finished gentleman ; and that when they call me a prating and specula- || ,_ 7 .] THE HORSE OF NICIAS. 73 tive fellow,* and charge me moreover with what is, it seems, the most monstrous crime of all — my poverty. And I should have been quite dis- ...4 heartened, Ischomachus, at this reproach ; but the day before yesterday I met the horse of Nicias the foreigner, followed by a crowd of spectators, some of them talking quite eagerly about him : and I went up to the groom, and actually asked if the horse was very wealthy. He stared at 5 me as though I must be utterly insane to ask such a question, and answered, How on earth could a horse be wealthy ? These words gave me great relief ; so then a horse need not be wealthy to become good, if only it was naturally of good mettle.
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