A Book of Science Verse: The Poetic Relations of Science and TechnologyMacmillan, 1961 - 279 sider |
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... bring to bear wider variety , And so create , A rich and infinitely wide diversity of things . From LUCRETIUS , De Rerum Natura , Book I ( c . 55 B.C. ) , translated by A. D. Winspear ( 1956 ) EVOLUTION AND THE ORIGINS OF LIFE Now I ...
... bring to bear wider variety , And so create , A rich and infinitely wide diversity of things . From LUCRETIUS , De Rerum Natura , Book I ( c . 55 B.C. ) , translated by A. D. Winspear ( 1956 ) EVOLUTION AND THE ORIGINS OF LIFE Now I ...
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... bring To civil life , but fiddleing , They still retain the antique course , And custom of their ancestors ; And always sing , and fiddle to Things of the greatest weight they do . ' While thus the learned man entertains Th ' assembly ...
... bring To civil life , but fiddleing , They still retain the antique course , And custom of their ancestors ; And always sing , and fiddle to Things of the greatest weight they do . ' While thus the learned man entertains Th ' assembly ...
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... bring Themselves unto those waters , lov'd the first ! Those waters which can wet a man to sing ! Which , like thy fame , ' from granite basins burst , Leap into life , and , sparkling , woo the thirst ? ' 6 -That thou'rt a proser ...
... bring Themselves unto those waters , lov'd the first ! Those waters which can wet a man to sing ! Which , like thy fame , ' from granite basins burst , Leap into life , and , sparkling , woo the thirst ? ' 6 -That thou'rt a proser ...
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 1 |
To Dr Charleton | 59 |
JOHN HOOKHAM FRERE 17691846 and GEORGE | 103 |
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A. S. J. TESSIMOND atom beasts beauty blind brain bright Carl Sandburg creatures dark divine doth dream E. V. KNOX earth feel fire flame hand hath head heart heaven hope human Ichthyosaurus KATHLEEN RAINE knowledge labour laugh light living look lord machine mighty mind Moon motion Muse nature Nature's never night o'er orbs passion PATRIC DICKINSON PHILOSOPHER'S SONG Philosophy planets Poems poet poetic poetry pseudo-statement ROBERT CONQUEST rock round SCIENCE VERSE scientific secret sense shine sight sing Sir Patrick Sir Patrick Spens skies song soul sphere spirit stars STEPHEN SPENDER strange stream tell thee things thou thought thousand true truth turn twas voice W. H. AUDEN wheels whole WILLIAM WORDSWORTH wind wings wise wonder Wordsworth written young youth