<span>I shall have learned what little
there is about greatness.</span>
C, Minerva disguises him as an old beggar. The idea is that he wants to go unrecognized when he returns home to his people. You can figure that he's an old beggar based on phrases like "a man of miseries" and "uncouth".
However, if you have trouble reading older texts, websites like Sparknotes and Shmoop are great for getting summaries.
Are you supposed to correct the grammar?
If so, here's the answer:
Last summer, I went to France, because my aunt works there.
True, critical listening is used to separate fact from opinion.
