I.

To grace the brow of savans

Astronomy has twined the crown,

The trumpet sounds their giant deeds,

And celebrates their high renown.

But from the shrouded face of night

A doctor draws the veil, and first

Upon his modest, upturned sight,

The splendors of a planet burst.

The Cleveland Medical Gazette, Vol. 1, No. 3, January 1886 · 第 38 / 42 题