Travels in the Old World
Travels in the Old World
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There was the market place where the gentlemen of proud Athens gathered to discuss the issues of their minds and propound questions one to another, since they had no papers and magazines to write for and to read. (This custom still exists in many places and it has some good features. ) They were ever after some new thing, and every new thing in religion or any- thing else they could find they brought it as a trophy and added it to their collection. They had intro- duced all the gods they could ...find and had erected altars to them.
One day a little man, buffeted and storm-tossed, was conducted by some kind friends into this great city. The world had served him rough. He re- ceived no welcome on land or sea, for the waves tried to swallow him and the hills engulf him. He was a little weather-beaten, wiry, unattractive looking man. No, there was something so odd, unnatural and strange about him that it made him wonderfully attractive. He was accused of turn- ing the world upside down, but he didn't look like 182 TRAVELS IN THE OLD WORLD he could do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was the market place where the gentlemen of proud Athens gathered to discuss the issues of their minds and propound questions one to another, since they had no papers and magazines to write for and to read. (This custom still exists in many places and it has some good features. ) They were ever after some new thing, and every new thing in religion or any- thing else they could find they brought it as a trophy and added it to their collection. They had intro- duced all the gods they could ...find and had erected altars to them.
One day a little man, buffeted and storm-tossed, was conducted by some kind friends into this great city. The world had served him rough. He re- ceived no welcome on land or sea, for the waves tried to swallow him and the hills engulf him. He was a little weather-beaten, wiry, unattractive looking man. No, there was something so odd, unnatural and strange about him that it made him wonderfully attractive. He was accused of turn- ing the world upside down, but he didn't look like 182 TRAVELS IN THE OLD WORLD he could do it.
What to read after Travels in the Old World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M Joseph Medley Rowland to read onlineMoreLess
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