Hyperion : a Romance
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" For," said he, " if the morning hours are the wings of the day, I only fold them about me to sleep more sweetly ; knowing, that, at its other extrem- ity, the day, like the fowls of the air, has an epicurean morsel, — a parson's nose ; and on this oily midnight my spirit revels and is glad." Such was the Professor, who had been talking in a half-intelligible strain for two hours or more The Baron had fallen fast asleep in his chair ; but Flemming sat listening with excited imagina- tion, and ...the Professor continued in the following •words, which, to the best of his listener's mem- ory, seemed gleaned here and there from Fich- te's Destiny of Man, and Schubert's History of the Soul.
" Life is one and universal ; its forms many and individual. Throughout this beautiful and wonderful creation there is never-ceasing motion, without rest by night or day, ever weaving to and A ROMANCE. 127 fro. Swifter than a weaver's shuttle it flies from Birth to Death, from Death to Birth ; from the beginning seeks the end, and finds it not, for the seeming end is only a dim beginning of a new out-going and endeavour after the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For," said he, " if the morning hours are the wings of the day, I only fold them about me to sleep more sweetly ; knowing, that, at its other extrem- ity, the day, like the fowls of the air, has an epicurean morsel, — a parson's nose ; and on this oily midnight my spirit revels and is glad." Such was the Professor, who had been talking in a half-intelligible strain for two hours or more The Baron had fallen fast asleep in his chair ; but Flemming sat listening with excited imagina- tion, and ...the Professor continued in the following •words, which, to the best of his listener's mem- ory, seemed gleaned here and there from Fich- te's Destiny of Man, and Schubert's History of the Soul.
" Life is one and universal ; its forms many and individual. Throughout this beautiful and wonderful creation there is never-ceasing motion, without rest by night or day, ever weaving to and A ROMANCE. 127 fro. Swifter than a weaver's shuttle it flies from Birth to Death, from Death to Birth ; from the beginning seeks the end, and finds it not, for the seeming end is only a dim beginning of a new out-going and endeavour after the end.
What to read after Hyperion : a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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