Nebula to Man
Nebula to Man
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Small head the brute possesses for his size, 305 And taken up well nigh with jaws and eyes. But though his brain is lodged in humble space, Down by his haunches, in a larger case, Some brainy tissue lies, as if in store Against a time his skull might harbour more. 310 Much must he eat, for herbage is his food ; And save in fight his jaws are free from blood. But forms surpassing Stegosaurs are seen, In point of size, and of as weird a mien. Some here there are that look like plesiosaurs 315 Wit...h elephantine legs, as on all fours They creep along. And some among the band From nose to tail-end eighty feet command. Some twenty tons a monster maybe weighs, And woe to him if into bogs he strays, 320 For going there, for ever there he stays. Small headed are these Brontosaurs, since named, Although in trunk and limb they huge are framed. Quite simple are their tastes. The trees and plants Afford them all they need for sustenance. 325 Others there are more brained, and on their noses A horn sticks up, as with rhinoceroses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Small head the brute possesses for his size, 305 And taken up well nigh with jaws and eyes. But though his brain is lodged in humble space, Down by his haunches, in a larger case, Some brainy tissue lies, as if in store Against a time his skull might harbour more. 310 Much must he eat, for herbage is his food ; And save in fight his jaws are free from blood. But forms surpassing Stegosaurs are seen, In point of size, and of as weird a mien. Some here there are that look like plesiosaurs 315 Wit...h elephantine legs, as on all fours They creep along. And some among the band From nose to tail-end eighty feet command. Some twenty tons a monster maybe weighs, And woe to him if into bogs he strays, 320 For going there, for ever there he stays. Small headed are these Brontosaurs, since named, Although in trunk and limb they huge are framed. Quite simple are their tastes. The trees and plants Afford them all they need for sustenance. 325 Others there are more brained, and on their noses A horn sticks up, as with rhinoceroses.
What to read after Nebula to Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Robert Knipe to read onlineMoreLess
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