...above." Wordsworth, in The Excursion (Book IV.) thus brings in the uses of the Pole Star — " Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...their course, that never closed His steadfast eye." And in Poems of the Imagination (Part II., xxv.) — " The stars are mansions built by Nature's hand...

...above." Wordsworth, in The Excursion (Book IV.) thus brings in the uses of the Pole Star — " Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...their course, that never closed his steadfast eye." And in Poems of the Imag1nation (Part II., xxv.) — " The stars are mansions built by Nature's hand...

...beleaguering war. " Chaldean Shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave of unclouded skies 695 Spread like a sea, in boundless solitude, Looked on...And guardian of their course, that never closed His stedfast eye. The planetary Five * With a submissive reverence they beheld ; 70o Watched, from the...

...sky.1 In a Babylonian star-list it is mentioned as "the star of the crossers of the sea."2 " Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...Looked on the polar star, as on a guide And guardian of this course, that never closed His steadfast eye." 19. It is interesting to find that the Sabians,...

...interspersed ; Their town, and foodful region for support Against the pressure of beleaguering war. " Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...their course, that never closed His steadfast eye. The planetary Five With a submissive reverence they beheld ; Watched, from the centre of their sleeping...

...interspersed; 69! Their town, and foodful region for support Against the pressure of beleaguering war. Chaldean Shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...star, as on a guide And guardian of their course, that nsre closed His stedfast eye. The planetary Five With a submissive reverence they behell: Watched,...

...shepherds in Wordsworth's Excursion applies with peculiar force to the Indian agriculturist: — " Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...unclouded skies, Spread like a sea in boundless solitude." As about sixty-five per cent, of the whole Indian population live on agriculture, and a much larger...

...above," Wordsworth, in The Excursion (Book IV.) thus brings in the uses of the Pole Star — " Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...boundless solitude Looked on the polar star, as on a gx1ide And guardian of their course, that never closed His steadfast eye," And in Poems of the Imagination...

...well known, from that beautiful fourth book of the Excursion, " Despondency Corrected " : "Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields, Beneath the concave...guide And guardian of their course, that never closed Jlis steadfast eye. The planetary Five With a submissive reverence they beheld: Watched, from the centre...

...religion. It was so of (.M— in Jndea and Palestine — the Holy — the Ever-Holy land,— "When Chaldean shepherds, ranging trackless fields Beneath the concave...unclouded skies, Spread like a sea, in boundless solitude, Look'd от the Polar star, as on a guide Andfttirdian of their course that never closed His »leadfast...