Read and Write Greek
The following story is based on the idea of F. K. Smith and T. W. Melluish who published a similar story in their textbook of classical Greek.
Debra and
Edgar were exploring the . They dined on
, drank a delicious
and
,
listening to the
.
After dinner they went to
to see
and
.
Next
morning after finishing her , Debra wandered down to the
of the
to write
of her
.
It was a
day. The
and
were in bloom and she thought about her
with Edgar the last night.
After
writing her and getting her
,
Debra became
of Edgar;
they
and thought that their
will be
happy. Shortly after their
Debra's
was published as a
and Edgar finished his studies of
and
with specialization in
and became a
.
However,
one day Debra started to feel in her
. Her physician, after careful
,
made
that Debra contracted
of
.
One winter day Debra fell into
and died.
Edgar to live
and the year
following this personal
entered a
.
Debra's
covered with heavy
lies buried under an old
.
In spring,
nest close to
its
,
their songs providing the only
.
Vocabulary
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Writing Greek
Start writing the letter at the point indicated by the asterisk.
