LV. Lawkamercyme LV. Lawkamercyme of «More English Fairy Tales» by Joseph Jacobs: the whole text, 14 sentences and 151 words. Every sentence has its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
1 _Source. 2 _--Halliwell, _Nursery Rhymes_. 3 _Parallels. 4 _--It is possible that this is an Eastern "sell": it occurs at any rate as the first episode in Fitzgerald's translation of Jami's _Salámán and Absál_. 5 Jami, _ob. 6 _ 1492, introduces the story to illustrate the perplexities of the problem of individuality in a pantheistic system. 7 Lest, like the simple Arab in the tale, I grow perplext, O God! 'twixt ME and THEE, If I--this Spirit that inspires me whence? 8 If THOU--then what this sensual impotence? 9 In other words, M. Bourget's _Cruelle Enigme_. 10 The Arab yokel coming to Bagdad is fearful of losing his identity, and ties a pumpkin to his leg before going to sleep. 11 His companion transfers it to his own leg. 12 The yokel awaking is perplexed like the pantheist. 13 If I--the pumpkin why on YOU? 14 If YOU--then where am I, and WHO? ← previous LIV. Gobborn Seernext → LVI. Tattercoats↑ back to More English Fairy Tales This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/tales/pg14241/46/