Song of the Sea Shells And Other Poems
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SCENE NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
Augury, or the art of foretelling future events, by the flight, cries, or motions of birds, descended from the Chaldeans to the Greeks, thence to the Etrurians, and from thence it was trans mitted to the Romans. The crafty legislators of these celebrated nations, from a deep knowledge of human nature, made supersti tion a principal feature of their religious ceremonies ; and the Romans having consecrated the Raven to Apollo, its flight was observed with the greatest sol...emnity, and its tones and inflections of voice were noted with a precision which intimated a belief in its infallible prescience. Even in modern nations we have self- constituted interpreters of omens, whose predictions have been received with religious respect by the credulous multitude.
Hl-omen'd bird, whose sombre coat, And flapping wing, and boding note, Ruled with a dark, mysterious power, Old Latiuin. In her proudest hour.
28 THERAVEN. 29 Herald of ill! to thee was given, Prescience of impending hate, The awful retribute of heaven, The darkest messages of fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SCENE NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
Augury, or the art of foretelling future events, by the flight, cries, or motions of birds, descended from the Chaldeans to the Greeks, thence to the Etrurians, and from thence it was trans mitted to the Romans. The crafty legislators of these celebrated nations, from a deep knowledge of human nature, made supersti tion a principal feature of their religious ceremonies ; and the Romans having consecrated the Raven to Apollo, its flight was observed with the greatest sol...emnity, and its tones and inflections of voice were noted with a precision which intimated a belief in its infallible prescience. Even in modern nations we have self- constituted interpreters of omens, whose predictions have been received with religious respect by the credulous multitude.
Hl-omen'd bird, whose sombre coat, And flapping wing, and boding note, Ruled with a dark, mysterious power, Old Latiuin. In her proudest hour.
28 THERAVEN. 29 Herald of ill! to thee was given, Prescience of impending hate, The awful retribute of heaven, The darkest messages of fate.
What to read after Song of the Sea Shells And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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