Moon Lore

1885. This work is a contribution to light literature and to the literature of light. The first part is mythological and mirthsome. The second part, deals with moon worship. The third part talks of lunar superstitions, many of which yet live in the vagaries that sour and shade our modern sweetness and light. And finally, the fourth part is a literary essay on lunar inhabitation, presenting in nuce the present state of the enigma of the plurality of worlds. --This text refers to an alternate Pape