The Medley Or Stories for Susan in Prose And Verse
The Medley Or Stories for Susan in Prose And Verse
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You may take some of the small books which have been given to you, and show the pic- tures to little tlelen. It will not on- ly divert her, but may improve her infant mind.
When children have learned to tell the names of the different pictures, and distinguish them at first sight, they are more capable of learning to tefl one letter from another.
10 THE PERSIAN.
The Persians have not much desire r Learning and knowledge to acquire ; And yet their language is renowned For strength and harmony of... sound.
You know Susan, that learning is not acquired without much study and application to books. The Persians >are a very indolent people and there- fore they are ignorant. One conse- quence is, the cruelty with which they treat the females.
In all countries where the inhabi- tants are in a barbarous state, that is, their minds uncultivated by education, and their hearts not softened by re- ligion, they are very cruel to the wo- men.
In some of the islands of the South Sea, the women are obliged to the laborious part of the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may take some of the small books which have been given to you, and show the pic- tures to little tlelen. It will not on- ly divert her, but may improve her infant mind.
When children have learned to tell the names of the different pictures, and distinguish them at first sight, they are more capable of learning to tefl one letter from another.
10 THE PERSIAN.
The Persians have not much desire r Learning and knowledge to acquire ; And yet their language is renowned For strength and harmony of... sound.
You know Susan, that learning is not acquired without much study and application to books. The Persians >are a very indolent people and there- fore they are ignorant. One conse- quence is, the cruelty with which they treat the females.
In all countries where the inhabi- tants are in a barbarous state, that is, their minds uncultivated by education, and their hearts not softened by re- ligion, they are very cruel to the wo- men.
In some of the islands of the South Sea, the women are obliged to the laborious part of the work.
What to read after The Medley Or Stories for Susan in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot Rowland Downing to read onlineMoreLess
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