Legends of Florence Collected From the People
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This brings the legend to close resemblance with the un- dying fish of Bowscale Tarn, recorded in Wordsworth's beautiful song at the feast of Brougham Castle in the " Poems of the Imagination. " "'Tis worth noting, " pens the observant Flaxius on this, "that in days of yore fish, feminines, and fascination were considered so inseparable that Dr. Johannes Christian Fro- mann wrote a chapter on this mystical trinity, observing that music was, as an attractor, connected with them, as shown by dolp...hins, syrens, Arions, and things of that sort. And he quoted yea, in the holy Latin tongue many instances of fishers who entice their finny prey by playing flutes : "
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This brings the legend to close resemblance with the un- dying fish of Bowscale Tarn, recorded in Wordsworth's beautiful song at the feast of Brougham Castle in the " Poems of the Imagination. " "'Tis worth noting, " pens the observant Flaxius on this, "that in days of yore fish, feminines, and fascination were considered so inseparable that Dr. Johannes Christian Fro- mann wrote a chapter on this mystical trinity, observing that music was, as an attractor, connected with them, as shown by dolp...hins, syrens, Arions, and things of that sort. And he quoted yea, in the holy Latin tongue many instances of fishers who entice their finny prey by playing flutes : "
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