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Updated: June 29, 2025
'I will soon find out where she is, however, said the star-gazer, as he looked through his glass; and he soon cried out, 'I see her afar off, sitting upon a rock in the sea, and I can spy the dragon close by, guarding her. Then he went to the king, and asked for a ship for himself and his brothers; and they sailed together over the sea, till they came to the right place.
An old half-breed Trader, who knew these seas as the star-gazer knows the skies, was in the wheelhouse; every wakeful eye among officers and crew, was at the prow peering into the depth in search of danger-signals; every ear was listening intently for an order from the lips of the pilot, and for the first whisper of the wave upon the reef.
"In America a poor schoolmaster, who has some bright boys who ask questions, buys a glass and becomes a star-gazer, without time and almost without instruments; or a watchmaker must know the time, and therefore watches the stars as time-keepers. In almost all cases they are hard-working men. "In England it is quite otherwise.
Carleton knew where he was he found himself deep in the science of navigation, and making a star-gazer of little Fleda.
"And now, master star-gazer, your proffered story," said the tax-collector, bestirring the company from its meditative mood. "As I have promised," responded the astrologer, "I shall recount an experience that shows how the stars, if read aright, can tell us the influences for good or for evil that weigh upon a man and inevitably determine his destiny at the critical moments of his life.
Alexander had afterward learned that he was Serapion, the star-gazer and thaumaturgist, whom all the spirits of heaven and earth obeyed.
ASTRAEA: 'Tis very singular. You have a tone Quite changed. ARDEN: You wished a change. To show you, how I read you... ASTRAEA: Oh! no, no. It means dissection. I never heard of reading character That did not mean dissection. Spare me that. I am wilful, violent, capricious, weak, Wound in a web of my own spinning-wheel, A star-gazer, a riband in the wind...
Alexander had afterward learned that he was Serapion, the star-gazer and thaumaturgist, whom all the spirits of heaven and earth obeyed.
There they found the princess sitting, as the star-gazer had said, on the rock; and the dragon was lying asleep, with his head upon her lap.
"Ye are Strokor!" marveled the girl, staring at me as though I were a god. Then she threw back her head and stepped close. "I am Ave. This is Maka; he is my uncle, but best known as a star-gazer. My father was Durok, the engine-maker." She watched my face. "Durok?" I knew him well. My father had said that he was quite as brainy as himself. "He were a fine man, Ave." "Aye," said she proudly.
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