The Sun God An Indian Edda From the Mythology And Traditional Lore of the Sun W
The Sun God An Indian Edda From the Mythology And Traditional Lore of the Sun W
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And then you make the tiery horse, That swiftly runs across the land, Which has in heat the mighty force, You guard so well with iron band. And then you stretch the talking wire, And often see, and note its spark; Who sees not life within that h're, His mind indeed is very dark. Whence comes this light, is not the same Derived from heat? Then 'tis from Sun; The Sun makes all the stars of flame, Their hills to rise, their waters run; Makes all their growth and keeps it warm; Makes all that lives... in them abound; END OF THE WORLD. 57 Makes sunshine bright, and cloudy storm; Makes all, rules all the worlds around. " "When Zap tor-Zee the mountain threw, The earth ball left her sun-marked trail, A little space, but ne'er anew Can gain her path the closing tale From there begins at every round A shorter length, so we draw nigh To Sun's grand sea, with nearer bound. Yet many thousand moons go by, Ere earth shall reach that centre bright, Though each twelve moons a little span 58 END OF THE WORLD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then you make the tiery horse, That swiftly runs across the land, Which has in heat the mighty force, You guard so well with iron band. And then you stretch the talking wire, And often see, and note its spark; Who sees not life within that h're, His mind indeed is very dark. Whence comes this light, is not the same Derived from heat? Then 'tis from Sun; The Sun makes all the stars of flame, Their hills to rise, their waters run; Makes all their growth and keeps it warm; Makes all that lives... in them abound; END OF THE WORLD. 57 Makes sunshine bright, and cloudy storm; Makes all, rules all the worlds around. " "When Zap tor-Zee the mountain threw, The earth ball left her sun-marked trail, A little space, but ne'er anew Can gain her path the closing tale From there begins at every round A shorter length, so we draw nigh To Sun's grand sea, with nearer bound. Yet many thousand moons go by, Ere earth shall reach that centre bright, Though each twelve moons a little span 58 END OF THE WORLD.
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