The Hurricane a Theosophical And Western Eclogue
The Hurricane a Theosophical And Western Eclogue
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Because they lived in a superior Principle; and, of course FELT and knew their whole political struBure to be subordinate. With the English, it is paramount ; for, though they posses a loose belief of a state superior in stability, they feel they have no hold of it ; and so pradically depend on nothing but Wealth and Policy ; and deem him, forsooth, an enemy to mankind, who shg'. Kes these ! It is also true, that as the king of France was sending an ambassador to the emperor of Abyssinia, whenc...e a queen came to hear the wisdom of Solomon and where his Progeny by her still reign, that Embassa- dor, with all his suite were cat to pieces before the door of the kings palace-, '^ owing to certain Friars, who, through jealousy, represented (though, most probably, with justice) the embassador to be ?. Spy and secret Enemy. In a future Note, I shall state some specific reasons for my Egotism in this Poem; but I must round this liead with something like Anticipation. I am the only Being in the World, who go through every inch and every league of the French Revolution j which, in- * Sec Poncct and Bruce 77 deetl, is no wonder, as I had embarked, without sail or oar, in the Revolution to practical Good, Public and Pri- vate, as an individual, before they started.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because they lived in a superior Principle; and, of course FELT and knew their whole political struBure to be subordinate. With the English, it is paramount ; for, though they posses a loose belief of a state superior in stability, they feel they have no hold of it ; and so pradically depend on nothing but Wealth and Policy ; and deem him, forsooth, an enemy to mankind, who shg'. Kes these ! It is also true, that as the king of France was sending an ambassador to the emperor of Abyssinia, whenc...e a queen came to hear the wisdom of Solomon and where his Progeny by her still reign, that Embassa- dor, with all his suite were cat to pieces before the door of the kings palace-, '^ owing to certain Friars, who, through jealousy, represented (though, most probably, with justice) the embassador to be ?. Spy and secret Enemy. In a future Note, I shall state some specific reasons for my Egotism in this Poem; but I must round this liead with something like Anticipation. I am the only Being in the World, who go through every inch and every league of the French Revolution j which, in- * Sec Poncct and Bruce 77 deetl, is no wonder, as I had embarked, without sail or oar, in the Revolution to practical Good, Public and Pri- vate, as an individual, before they started.
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