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1.3.3. Questions about the text |
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- Where was Leonardus going when he ran into Aegidius?
- Why is Aegidius a bit upset with Leonardus?
- Does he forgive him? Why?
- What news does Aegidius report from home?
- Does Aegidius have a large family or a small one? What can we infer from the text?
- How old is Aegidius' daughter?
- Why is Aegidius concerned about his daughter?
- Why is he opposed to her wishes?
- Does Aegidius have sons as well?
- What are they sons doing?
- Does he approve of one of his sons' lives more than the other? Which son is he more concerned about?
- Pair up with a partner and act out a chance meeting. You can either use phrases from this text, or any other phrases of greeting from the formulae
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Date: last revised 2003-12-18 Author: Jennifer K. Nelson.
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