Volume Volume2\Humorous Writings
Entry# 1235. Animals (1235-1264)
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THE EAGLE.
The eagle when it is old flies so high that it scorches its
feathers, and Nature allowing that it should renew its youth, it
falls into shallow water Footnote 5: The meaning is obscure. . And
if its young ones cannot bear to gaze on the sun Footnote 6: The
meaning is obscure. --; it does not feed them with any bird, that
does not wish to die. Animals which much fear it do not approach its
nest, although it does not hurt them. It always leaves part of its
prey uneaten.
LUMERPA,--FAME.
This is found in Asia Major, and shines so brightly that it absorbs
its own shadow, and when it dies it does not lose this light, and
its feathers never fall out, but a feather pulled out shines no
longer.
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