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69 |Terraforming
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89 | One man, one mission
90 |Daedalus in the meantime, hating Crete and his long exile 91 | and having been touched by the love of his birthplace, 92 | had been closed in by the sea. He says, "Although Minos obstructs 93 | the land and waves, the sky at least lies open; we will fly there. 94 | Minos may possess everything, but he does not possess the air."
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100 |He spoke and sends down his mind into unknown arts 101 | and changes his nature. For he puts feathers in a row 102 | beginning with the small ones, and the shorter ones following the long ones, 103 | so that you should think it has grown on an incline; in the same way that 104 | a countryman's pipe gradually builds up with reeds of different lengths.
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128 |Then he binds the middle ones with thread and the last feathers with wax 129 | and then bends what he has created by a small curvature as 130 | to mimic real birds. Together with his father, the boy Icarus 131 | was standing nearby, unaware that he was facing danger, 132 | now with a beaming face was capturing the feathers 133 | which the wandering air has moved, with his thumb now was softening the yellow wax 134 | and with his play he kept interrupting the marvelous work of his father.
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140 |After the finishing touch had been placed 141 | on the work, the craftsman balanced his body 142 | on the twin wings and suspended his body in the open air; 143 | "I warn you to travel in the middle course, Icarus, so that the waves 144 | may not weigh down your wings if you go too low, 145 | and so that the sun will not scorch your wings if you go too high. 146 | Stay between both. I order you not to look at Boötes, 147 | or Helice, or the drawn sword of Orion.
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172 |With me leading, seize the way! 173 | He hands over at the same time the rules of flying 174 | and fits the unknown wings on his shoulders. 175 | Between the work and warnings the old cheeks grew wet, 176 | and his fatherly hands trembled; He gave to his son kisses 177 | not to be repeated, and having lifted himself up on his wings 178 | he flies before and he fears for his comrade.
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184 |Just as a bird 185 | who has led forth a tender offspring from a high nest into the air, 186 | and encourages him to follow and instructs him in the destructive arts 187 | and he moves himself and looks back at the wings of his son. 188 | Someone while catching fish with a trembling rod, 189 | either a shepherd leaning on his staff or a plowman on a plow 190 | saw these men and was stunned, and they who were able to snatch the sky, 191 | he believed were gods.
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233 |And now Juno's Samos was on the left 234 | side for Delos and Paros had been left behind 235 | and on the right was Lebynthos and Kalymnos rich in honey, 236 | when the boy began to rejoice in his bold flight 237 | and deserted his leader, and attracted by a desire for the sky 238 | he took his path went higher.
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243 | Neutrospace Accelerator
244 |The vicinity of the sun 245 | softens the fragrant wax, the chains of the feathers; 246 | the wax melted: he shook his bare arms 247 | and lacking oarage he takes up no air, 248 | and his mouth shouting his father's name 249 | is swept up in the blue sea, which takes its name from him.
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