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The Greek passages set for translation at sight form an important part of the London B.A. Examination, and in order to afford their students the necessary amount of practice the Tutors of University Correspondence College have at various times had occasion to seek out a considerable number of pieces for use as "unseens". Some of these are now published in the hope that they may prove helpful to others who for any purpose require a collection of continuous passages of graduated difficulty from the Attic writers and Heordotus. - Introduction.

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