Trans Styx And Other Strains
Trans Styx And Other Strains
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One scarce can over-amplify The great antiquity of most The proverbs each posterity Of each succeeding age has tossed, Each to the other, lip to ear, In serious or playful vein, On obelisk, or parchment clear, By hieroglyph, or liquid stain.
All which, I claim, but goes to show Nothing is new beneath the sun. Old as the ocean's ebb and flow ; Old as the day when Time begun ; Old as the first gray mist that hung Above the first outgoing wave; The song the Morning Stars first sung, The blood that... cried from Abel's grave ; Older than God's Covenant, far, The rainbow which the heavens spans; Coeval with the first-born star, Is each and ev'ry thought of Man's.
43 Moderns, I grant you, have evolved From Nature's subtile elements What Ancients had in no whit solved, So far as we have evidence. Yet who dares say their minds held not Shadows of things now manifest? May not heredity have wrought The evolutions here expressed?
Who letteth unobstructed flow The spirit of the times, at length About his mind's abode will show The fullest growth, the greatest strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One scarce can over-amplify The great antiquity of most The proverbs each posterity Of each succeeding age has tossed, Each to the other, lip to ear, In serious or playful vein, On obelisk, or parchment clear, By hieroglyph, or liquid stain.
All which, I claim, but goes to show Nothing is new beneath the sun. Old as the ocean's ebb and flow ; Old as the day when Time begun ; Old as the first gray mist that hung Above the first outgoing wave; The song the Morning Stars first sung, The blood that... cried from Abel's grave ; Older than God's Covenant, far, The rainbow which the heavens spans; Coeval with the first-born star, Is each and ev'ry thought of Man's.
43 Moderns, I grant you, have evolved From Nature's subtile elements What Ancients had in no whit solved, So far as we have evidence. Yet who dares say their minds held not Shadows of things now manifest? May not heredity have wrought The evolutions here expressed?
Who letteth unobstructed flow The spirit of the times, at length About his mind's abode will show The fullest growth, the greatest strength.
What to read after Trans Styx And Other Strains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I N Issac Newton Phipps to read onlineMoreLess
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