Science in Song Or Nature in Numbers
Science in Song Or Nature in Numbers
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" He laughed aloud, and made my courage fall, Exclaiming with a glee I scarce can rhyme, "Ha, ha! now, that's a joke, sidereal time. " 32 I did not lose my wits, but got my turn : " Sidereal time ! By all the stars that burn, " 5O SCIENCE IN SONG.
I answered him, "if ever I have seen time, I vow 'that solemn clock of yours gives mean time. " My gracious host forgave me my delay, And I, you see, for gave myself away.
The starry visions o'er, I sought my rest ; But visions not so real my sleep op...prest. I dreamed I lingered in the Dudley tower, And round me felt a quaint, uncanny power ; Tumultuous waves of star-lit ether rolled About me, like blue banners pranked with gold ; The Equatorial, on its ponderous base, Turned its great eye, majestic, on my face ; And, while I wondered what the movement meant, A murmuring whisper made me all intent : It may have been the soughing of the wind, But did not seem so to my feverish mind, Which wove the whispers, by a poet's trope, Into the ballad of the Telescope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He laughed aloud, and made my courage fall, Exclaiming with a glee I scarce can rhyme, "Ha, ha! now, that's a joke, sidereal time. " 32 I did not lose my wits, but got my turn : " Sidereal time ! By all the stars that burn, " 5O SCIENCE IN SONG.
I answered him, "if ever I have seen time, I vow 'that solemn clock of yours gives mean time. " My gracious host forgave me my delay, And I, you see, for gave myself away.
The starry visions o'er, I sought my rest ; But visions not so real my sleep op...prest. I dreamed I lingered in the Dudley tower, And round me felt a quaint, uncanny power ; Tumultuous waves of star-lit ether rolled About me, like blue banners pranked with gold ; The Equatorial, on its ponderous base, Turned its great eye, majestic, on my face ; And, while I wondered what the movement meant, A murmuring whisper made me all intent : It may have been the soughing of the wind, But did not seem so to my feverish mind, Which wove the whispers, by a poet's trope, Into the ballad of the Telescope.
What to read after Science in Song Or Nature in Numbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Carey Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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