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“And Ella-Jane, have you been learning your a,b,c’s?”
—Y tú, Ella-Jane, ¿has estudiado tu abecedario?
Above the screws, written in pencil in the unsteady hand of an infant or one palsied with age, were the notes A, B, C, D …
Encima de los tornillos, escrito a lápiz, con letra de torpeza escolar o vejez temblorosa, se leía el abecedario de las notas: A, B, C, D…
That’s elementary, banal logic, quite simply because, when presented with the letters A, B, C, and D, we assume that we’re looking at the beginning of the alphabet.
Es una lógica banal, elemental. Sencillamente porque cuando nos ponen delante las letras A, B, C y D, suponemos que lo que vemos es el principio del abecedario.
But King Cadmus, lest there should be too much of the dragon's tooth in his children's disposition, used to find time from his kingly duties to teach them their A B C,—which he invented for their benefit, and for which many little people, I am afraid, are not half so grateful to him as they ought to be. Circe's Palace
Pero el rey Cadmo, para evitar que la feroz naturaleza de los dientes del dragón tuviera demasiada influencia sobre los niños, acostumbraba a sacar tiempo de sus obligaciones reales para enseñarles el abecedario, que inventó en interés de los pequeños; aunque me temo que mucha gente menuda como vosotros no se lo agradezca tanto como debiera. El palacio de Circe
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