The Lily and the Bee: An Apologue of the Crystal PalaceWilliam Blackwood and sons, 1851 - 224 páginas A moral fable using the Crystal Palace as a backdrop. While the story is fictional, readers can enjoy a wide variety of descriptions of the architecture, gardens and more. |
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Adam ÆSCHYLUS ages Alfred amazed Anaxagoras ancient Anon Aristotle art thou awful awhile beautiful Behold blood bloody tie bright brow Charlemagne crown Crystal Palace darkness dear Didst thou dread dust earth Egypt Eternity Father fear Flower Galileo gazing gentle glorious glory guardian of order hast thou hath hear heart Heaven hive honey humble Immortality Infinite John Herschel JOHN KEYs King Koh-i-Noor light Lily look Lord lovely majestic mankind melted mighty millions mortal muse myriad mysterious mystic Newton o'er Orrery Peace perchance Philosopher Planet PLATO poor Prince profound Pythagoras Queen radiant round royal says scan scene sceptre sceptred isle sigh Sir David Brewster slaughtered sleep solemn soul sound spirit Stagyrite standing stars Stone stood sublime sweet TAUCHNITZ telling thee thine thinking thou wast thought thousand throne thy Sons toils trembling Truth unseen unto vast Whither wilt wonderful Xenophon