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He had never any Greek; Latin he happily re-taught himself after he had left school, where he was a mere consistent idler: happily, I say, for Lactantius, Vossius, and Cardinal Bona were his chief authors. The first he must have read for twenty years uninterruptedly, keeping it near him in his study, and carrying it in his bag on journeys.
He had never any Greek; Latin he happily re-taught himself after he had left school, where he was a mere consistent idler: happily, I say, for Lactantius, Vossius, and Cardinal Bona were his chief authors. The first he must have read for twenty years uninterruptedly, keeping it near him in his study, and carrying it in his bag on journeys.
His tutelar relations with Lali had reopened many an old spring of sensation and experience. Her shy dependency, her innocent inquisitiveness, had searched out his remotest sympathies. In teaching her he had himself been re-taught. Before she came he had been satisfied with the quiet usefulness and studious ease of his life.
His tutelar relations with Lali had reopened many an old spring of sensation and experience. Her shy dependency, her innocent inquisitiveness, had searched out his remotest sympathies. In teaching her he had himself been re-taught. Before she came he had been satisfied with the quiet usefulness and studious ease of his life.
He may yet be restored to you re-taught our manners and speech bless his aged father's declining years, and merit sister's affection." "Oh! Mr. Glenn! is he then alive? is this he?" cried Mary. "No, child!" said Roughgrove, "do not think of such a thing, for you will be most bitterly disappointed. Your brother was white look at this Indian's dark face!"
For the Greek caught a number of the parrots and re-taught them to say "Apsethus caged us and made us say, 'Apsethus is a god." And when the Libyans heard the recantation of the parrots, they all assembled together of one accord and burnt Apsethus alive. And in the same way we must regard Simon, the magician, more readily comparing him with the Libyan fellow's thus becoming a god.
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