The Public And the National Parks
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Our answer is that the seas do not inspire. Since the 22321—17 3 4 THE PUBLIC AND THE NATIONAL PARKS.
birth of man and down to the present hour the poets have sung about the sea in the minor key until its unanswered question has become a tragedy or a travesty, according as one may feel. The ancients thought the sea contained a monster called Leviathan, who, after a great contest with the Supreme Being, was plunged beneath the waves and kept there only through the power of God. The Hebrew poet d...escribes the sea as " sprung from the womb of chaos." From his day to that of our own Longfellow the sea has been synonymous with sadness. Longfellow, who knew its moods by personal contact and study, in this " Evangeline," speaks of it as the " mournful and mystic Atlantic." and as giving forth disconsolate replies. There must be a psychological reason for such an effect on men's spirits.
This probably lies in the fact that when man looks out to sea he continues to look out and out and finally down, while inspirations from time immemorial have come from looking upward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our answer is that the seas do not inspire. Since the 22321—17 3 4 THE PUBLIC AND THE NATIONAL PARKS.
birth of man and down to the present hour the poets have sung about the sea in the minor key until its unanswered question has become a tragedy or a travesty, according as one may feel. The ancients thought the sea contained a monster called Leviathan, who, after a great contest with the Supreme Being, was plunged beneath the waves and kept there only through the power of God. The Hebrew poet d...escribes the sea as " sprung from the womb of chaos." From his day to that of our own Longfellow the sea has been synonymous with sadness. Longfellow, who knew its moods by personal contact and study, in this " Evangeline," speaks of it as the " mournful and mystic Atlantic." and as giving forth disconsolate replies. There must be a psychological reason for such an effect on men's spirits.
This probably lies in the fact that when man looks out to sea he continues to look out and out and finally down, while inspirations from time immemorial have come from looking upward.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. National Park Service. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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