Trivia
Trivia
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What do they say they are?" the smallyoung lady asked me. We were looking up at the Stars, which werequivering that night in splendid hosts above the lawns andtrees.
So I tried to explain some of the views that have been heldabout them. How people first of all had thought them merecandles set in the sky, to guide their own footsteps when theSun was gone; till wise men, sitting on the Chaldean plains, andwatching them with aged eyes, became impressed with the solemnview that those still and shin...ing lights were the executionersof God's decrees, and irresistible instruments of His Wrath; andthat they moved fatally among their celestial Houses to ordainand set out the fortunes and misfortunes of each race of newbornmortals. And so it was believed that every man or woman had, from the cradle, fighting for or against him or her, some greatStar, Formalhaut, perhaps, Aldebaran, Alta
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do they say they are?" the smallyoung lady asked me. We were looking up at the Stars, which werequivering that night in splendid hosts above the lawns andtrees.
So I tried to explain some of the views that have been heldabout them. How people first of all had thought them merecandles set in the sky, to guide their own footsteps when theSun was gone; till wise men, sitting on the Chaldean plains, andwatching them with aged eyes, became impressed with the solemnview that those still and shin...ing lights were the executionersof God's decrees, and irresistible instruments of His Wrath; andthat they moved fatally among their celestial Houses to ordainand set out the fortunes and misfortunes of each race of newbornmortals. And so it was believed that every man or woman had, from the cradle, fighting for or against him or her, some greatStar, Formalhaut, perhaps, Aldebaran, Alta
What to read after Trivia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Logan Pearsall to read onlineMoreLess
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