Harvard Magazine, volume 2
Harvard Magazine, volume 2
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I" The spirit of justice, aroused in the breast of every man, calls for vengeance on the head of the offender, and shrieks : " Who put her in ? " Witness : »' Little Johnny Green." But, thanks to the humane conduct of great John Stout ! the feline was rescued from a watery grave, the water-drinkers Digitized by Google 1856.] BOARDING AND BOARDERS. 157 from , and the startled, 'shocked senses are relieved by the pleasurable emotions at her safety.
What knowledge of meteorology is next displayed.... Geese are even now counted weather-wise.
" Tlje North-wind doth blow, And we shall have snow.
Compassionate Goose exclaims : *' What will poor Robin do then, poor thing ? " The calm philosophy tacitly recommended in the concluding stanza is attributed to the robin ; but, from the line above, we know it originated in the breast of a goose. It reminds one of those patient lines of the Greek poet : ** Of all the woes that load the mortal state, Whatever thy portion, mildly meet thy fiite^ And ease it as thoa canst." Hear Goose : — '* He 11 sit in the bam And keep himself warm, And put his head under his wing, Poor thing!" In conclusion, I commend Mother Goose to the diligent study of everybody, especially to those who would attain to any greatness in ethics, logic, or science.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I" The spirit of justice, aroused in the breast of every man, calls for vengeance on the head of the offender, and shrieks : " Who put her in ? " Witness : »' Little Johnny Green." But, thanks to the humane conduct of great John Stout ! the feline was rescued from a watery grave, the water-drinkers Digitized by Google 1856.] BOARDING AND BOARDERS. 157 from , and the startled, 'shocked senses are relieved by the pleasurable emotions at her safety.
What knowledge of meteorology is next displayed.... Geese are even now counted weather-wise.
" Tlje North-wind doth blow, And we shall have snow.
Compassionate Goose exclaims : *' What will poor Robin do then, poor thing ? " The calm philosophy tacitly recommended in the concluding stanza is attributed to the robin ; but, from the line above, we know it originated in the breast of a goose. It reminds one of those patient lines of the Greek poet : ** Of all the woes that load the mortal state, Whatever thy portion, mildly meet thy fiite^ And ease it as thoa canst." Hear Goose : — '* He 11 sit in the bam And keep himself warm, And put his head under his wing, Poor thing!" In conclusion, I commend Mother Goose to the diligent study of everybody, especially to those who would attain to any greatness in ethics, logic, or science.
What to read after Harvard Magazine, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvard University to read onlineMoreLess
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