The Story of Ferrara
The Story of Ferrara
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The goddess is drawn in her triumphal car by swans, through a gateway of rocks, towards the world of man. She holds a flower in one hand, the apple of Paris in the other. A mailed warrior chained to her car kneels before her. Upon the shore on either side youths and maidens stand or sit in a green flowery mead among pomegranate bushes, wooing and discours- .333, The Story of Ferrara ing together with music and song. Rabbits, emblems of fertility, scamper fearlessly in and out at their feet, and... on the goddess's left the Three Graces stand upon a rock, their arms entwined, presiding over the lovers' joys. In the zodiacal zone appears the Bull, and over it the nude figure of April, holding the great key with which he has opened the gate of earth's wintry prison.
The beautiful figure of a mother with long rich hair, who looks down upon a child, symbolises Maternal Love, and the man on the other side with the tusks of a boar, holding in one hand a winged serpent and in the other a javelin, represents Vice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The goddess is drawn in her triumphal car by swans, through a gateway of rocks, towards the world of man. She holds a flower in one hand, the apple of Paris in the other. A mailed warrior chained to her car kneels before her. Upon the shore on either side youths and maidens stand or sit in a green flowery mead among pomegranate bushes, wooing and discours- .333, The Story of Ferrara ing together with music and song. Rabbits, emblems of fertility, scamper fearlessly in and out at their feet, and... on the goddess's left the Three Graces stand upon a rock, their arms entwined, presiding over the lovers' joys. In the zodiacal zone appears the Bull, and over it the nude figure of April, holding the great key with which he has opened the gate of earth's wintry prison.
The beautiful figure of a mother with long rich hair, who looks down upon a child, symbolises Maternal Love, and the man on the other side with the tusks of a boar, holding in one hand a winged serpent and in the other a javelin, represents Vice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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