Cornelia and Flavia often walk in the garden. If the day is hot, they walk out of the garden into the forest because there is a cold river. In the summer the boys also often wander in the forest.
Today, because the day is hot, the girls sit under a tree near the river. While they sit there, Flavia says,"Why does Marcus not want to climb trees? Is he a cowardly boy?"
"No!" Cornelia replies. "Why do you not like Marcus? Marcus is neither cowardly nor reckless."
Then Flavia says,"But Marcus is always worried. Nothing scares Sextus."
Suddenly they catch sight of a wolf who is stealthily coming down to the river. The girls are terrified. Immediately they shout,"Marcus! Sextus! Help! Help!"
The boys, when they hear the shouts, immediately run to the girls. The wolf now catches sight of them. Then Sextus, because the wolf scares him, seeks a tree and immediately climbs it. But Marcus grabs a branch and drives off the wolf. The girls run out of the forest and safely reach the country house . Soon, when Marcus arrives, they welcome him happily. Sextus, the cowardly boy, still sits terrified in the tree. He is afraid to climb down.
Translations forecce romani book 1 ch. 5
Cornelia and Flavia often walk in the garden. If the day is warm the walk out of the garden and Into the Woods, because the stream there is cold. Also the boys often wander in the same woods. Today the day is warm , the girls sit by a tree near the stream. While they sat there Flavia says "Why does Marcus not wish to climb trees"? "Is he a cowardly boy"? No not at all responds cornelia Why do you not like Marcus Marcus is neither cowardly nor reckless.
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does anyone have the chapter 26 translation to ecce romani 1
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a homework assignment from the class
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Ecce Romani is the title of a series of Latin textbooks. The translation is Behold the Romans! The translation of Ecce Romani book 1 chapter 21 exercise g is a homework assignment from the class.
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See related links. This site has all of the translations to Ecce Romani I. Just pick your book on the home page and select the chapter you are doing.
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See related links, please. --------- ecceromanitranslations.org has the translation for chapter 20.