New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
Prom Blacxwood's Edinburgh Magazine for December.
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The fables Of Pagan mythology next cross his
path, and these lead to another medley OF thoughts
These beautiful fables he says. "being proper
Great ons OF the imagination, aid not OF the fancy
are universal verities And well they may be-
whether of the fancy or the imagination, land the
great distinction here marked out between the
two we DO not profess 10 comprehend II each
mind in every age, Is at liberty 10 interpret lhein
as L peases and with the same unresralned
license that our author takes. But how can he
ind here an instance Of the present man beng
written out in history when the old history or fable
IS perpeiually 10 receive new interpretations as
l8 handed down from generation TO generaton-in.
terpfotatious which assuredly were never dreamed
Of by the original inventor
apollo kept the Hocks Of Adnetus said the poets
Every man sdivnity IN disguise god playing the fool
Il .eea as heaven had sentisi anges into our world
native music and utter intervals the words hey have
head IN heaven then the mad IL returns aud they NOPE
aud walow Ike dogs
.herwitty or wise. such interpretations have
aniiestly nothing 70 do with the fable as 1t exists
IN history az part 0ithe history OF the human m'no
"Tho uan,lnieIation Of souls that too Is no fable
would Ncfr But men and women are 'niJ hAi human
Every animal of The baIn-Ysfd tho heio ana tNo oie
the earth and Of The waters hat are under the ear mas
oonnsed 20 get footing snd to leave PRINT Of us iet
and iom 10 some other OF these upright heaven
facing speakers"
VERY good. only if poets aud wits are to setthem-
selves 70 the task. we should like 10 know what
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