The Night Watch An Argument
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Thus might we suppose The Sun's heat balanced, and unminish'd still.
26 THE NIGHT-WATCH.
But say how man's brief race can know that heat But we do Year after year unminish'd, in all time?
not know J limit h;. S /\ s we ]i the fly that flutters through one day been kept J ° J np through Might deem the flower unfading:. Rather hold all lime, — ° ° therefore by r f } ie g un himself as changing: year by year, analogy we ° ° " J J may conclude And transient as the flower to Him who counts thai he h...as cooled. All time as yesterday, and marks alike All generations of created things — A short-lived flow'r, or an enduring sun. If not, approve some adverse quality In the Sun's fire, which scorns the law of heat, Such as we note it in terrestrial fire. But if thou canst not, then conclude with me — The Sun himself hath cool'd through countless time and «as once And that an age once was, at which his heat La" ° — Or by combustion, or the initial stroke Of independent Will, — was at its prime, Of infinite intensity compared With these congenial rays he sheds to day ; To which the vital current of our hearts, The standard whence we measure heat and cold, — For these are one, and vary but in grade Upwards and downwards from our living blood, — Is so attempered by our curious frame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus might we suppose The Sun's heat balanced, and unminish'd still.
26 THE NIGHT-WATCH.
But say how man's brief race can know that heat But we do Year after year unminish'd, in all time?
not know J limit h;. S /\ s we ]i the fly that flutters through one day been kept J ° J np through Might deem the flower unfading:. Rather hold all lime, — ° ° therefore by r f } ie g un himself as changing: year by year, analogy we ° ° " J J may conclude And transient as the flower to Him who counts thai he h...as cooled. All time as yesterday, and marks alike All generations of created things — A short-lived flow'r, or an enduring sun. If not, approve some adverse quality In the Sun's fire, which scorns the law of heat, Such as we note it in terrestrial fire. But if thou canst not, then conclude with me — The Sun himself hath cool'd through countless time and «as once And that an age once was, at which his heat La" ° — Or by combustion, or the initial stroke Of independent Will, — was at its prime, Of infinite intensity compared With these congenial rays he sheds to day ; To which the vital current of our hearts, The standard whence we measure heat and cold, — For these are one, and vary but in grade Upwards and downwards from our living blood, — Is so attempered by our curious frame.
What to read after The Night Watch An Argument?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Trott Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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