“As when a hungry tiger near him hears Two lowing herds, awhile he both forbears; Nor can his hopes of this or that renounce, So strong he lusts to prey on both at once.”

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“A similitude,” says Venturi, “of great poetic beauty, but of little philosophic soundness.”

“A similitude,” says Venturi, “of great poetic beauty, but of little philosophic soundness.”

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When he recalled and interpreted the forgotten dream of Nebuchadnezzar. Daniel 2:10:⁠—