Sun Dials And Roses of Yesterday; Garden Delights Which Are Here Displayed in Every Truth And Are Moreover Regarded As Emblems
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Alas, poor dial ! thou wert a pattern and a rule but for .a short time and season !
CHAPTER XI SUN-DIAL MOTTOES *' A Sun-dial motto should be as short as the Posy on a Ring ; as Clear as the Sun that shines on the Dial's Face ; and as True as Christian Ethics." NE thought cannot fail to come to all who read any consid- erable number of sun-dial mottoes, — a sense of their inherent refinement and grace.
They cannot be coarse, nor clumsy, nor scarcely ungra- cious. Of course they vary in happines...s of conception, but all seem refined. I suppose no one would in- scribe a motto on a sun-dial until he or she had given ample thought to the wording, and had indeed meditated deeply in order to seize or shape some poetic thought to be a fitting voice for the serious and dignified dial.
I shall not attempt to give a full list of dial mot- toes. The curious reader can find them in many languages to the number of sixteen hundred in Mrs.
Gatty's Book of Sun-dials. Baron Edmund de Riviere published another long list.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas, poor dial ! thou wert a pattern and a rule but for .a short time and season !
CHAPTER XI SUN-DIAL MOTTOES *' A Sun-dial motto should be as short as the Posy on a Ring ; as Clear as the Sun that shines on the Dial's Face ; and as True as Christian Ethics." NE thought cannot fail to come to all who read any consid- erable number of sun-dial mottoes, — a sense of their inherent refinement and grace.
They cannot be coarse, nor clumsy, nor scarcely ungra- cious. Of course they vary in happines...s of conception, but all seem refined. I suppose no one would in- scribe a motto on a sun-dial until he or she had given ample thought to the wording, and had indeed meditated deeply in order to seize or shape some poetic thought to be a fitting voice for the serious and dignified dial.
I shall not attempt to give a full list of dial mot- toes. The curious reader can find them in many languages to the number of sixteen hundred in Mrs.
Gatty's Book of Sun-dials. Baron Edmund de Riviere published another long list.
What to read after Sun Dials And Roses of Yesterday; Garden Delights Which Are Here Displayed in Every Truth And Are Moreover Regarded As Emblems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earle, Alice Morse, 1851-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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