Marius the Epicurean His Sensations And Ideas volume 1
Marius the Epicurean His Sensations And Ideas volume 1
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Who knows but that I may find him also whom my soul seeketh after, in the abode of his mother ? '* p. II 8 1 G MARIUS THE EPICUREAN And Venus, renouncing all earthly aid in her search, prepared to return to heaven. She ordered the chariot to be made ready, wrought for her by Vulcan as a marriage-gift, with a cunning of hand which had left his work so much the richer by the weight of gold it lost under his tool. From the multitude which housed about the bed-chamber of their mistress, white doves... came forth, and with joyful motions bent their painted necks beneath the yoke. Behind it, with playful riot, the sparrows sped onward, and other birds sweet of song, making known by their soft notes the approach of the goddess. Eagle and cruel hawk alarmed not the quireful family of Venus. And the clouds broke away, as the uttermost ether opened to receive her, daughter and goddess, with great joy.
And Venus passed straightway to the house of Jupiter to beg from him the service of Mercury, the god of speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who knows but that I may find him also whom my soul seeketh after, in the abode of his mother ? '* p. II 8 1 G MARIUS THE EPICUREAN And Venus, renouncing all earthly aid in her search, prepared to return to heaven. She ordered the chariot to be made ready, wrought for her by Vulcan as a marriage-gift, with a cunning of hand which had left his work so much the richer by the weight of gold it lost under his tool. From the multitude which housed about the bed-chamber of their mistress, white doves... came forth, and with joyful motions bent their painted necks beneath the yoke. Behind it, with playful riot, the sparrows sped onward, and other birds sweet of song, making known by their soft notes the approach of the goddess. Eagle and cruel hawk alarmed not the quireful family of Venus. And the clouds broke away, as the uttermost ether opened to receive her, daughter and goddess, with great joy.
And Venus passed straightway to the house of Jupiter to beg from him the service of Mercury, the god of speech.
What to read after Marius the Epicurean His Sensations And Ideas volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pater Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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