[Gutenberg 31894] • Two Latin Plays for High-School Students

Excerpt from Two Latin Plays for High-School Students

From all these and many other points it is reported that great interest is aroused among the students, pri marily in the fact and production of the play itself, but resulting also in a permanent interest in the more seri ous and regular work of the Latin class. The author of the plays presented in this book has herself already reaped rich rewards of her work in the continued zeal of her students for their Latin study after they have passed on to college. She writes that the boy who played Cicero in the wedding last year is now a freshman in an eastern college, and still finds Latin the work of his greatest interest and success; and the girl who was Tullia in the play is also a freshman in col lege, with zeal and courage enough to attempt the com position of Latin hymns.

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