This mirage, this fata morgana which is so often seen here, has given rise to one of the most beautiful of our North-German legends.
The fata morgana, in which two or three reflections of objects occur at the same time.
The monotonous aspect of the Alfold is in summer time varied by the deli-bab, or Fata Morgana.
A melancholy example was before us, which, like that fata Morgana of the ocean, the phantom galley overturned, warns the seaman of the danger that is hovering over his head.
Phil was right--it was the mirage; and this Fata Morgana of the plains and deserts of our own country became a most curious and interesting study to me.
The Fata Morgana are further illustrations of this optic delusion.
Fata Morgana" is a picture of Fortune or Opportunity pursued and lost by an ardent horseman.
The swans shook their heads, for what she beheld were the beautiful ever-changing cloud palaces of the "Fata Morgana," into which no mortal can enter.
Now Fata Morgana was hostile to the King of Diamonds, having lost much of her treasure on his card.
Fata Morgana was a caricature of Chiari, and Celio of Goldoni.
Fata Morgana, he said, his powerful protectress, had given him certain charms in Martellian verses, which were to be administered to Tartaglia in wafers.
It may be pointed out that the hostility between Fata Morgana and Celio the wizard symbolised the warfare carried on between Goldoni and Chiari.
She asked if this was the country to which they were bound, but the swans shook their heads, for what she beheld was the gorgeous, everchanging palace of Fata Morgana, and into this they might bring no human being.
All the knights may tug vainly at the sword, but you can draw it lightly, si te fata vocant, if you are the predestined king, if you are Arthur or Sigmund.
The phenomena of the Fata Morgana have been too imperfectly described to enable us to offer a satisfactory explanation of them.
Among these phenomena we may enumerate the Spectre of the Brocken, the Fata Morgana of the Straits of Messina, the Spectre Ships which appear in the air, and the other extraordinary effects of the Mirage.
In complaining of fate, he suddenly breaks off with the words: Fata a fando appellata aiunt; hoccine est recte fari?
NOTES:-- Page Original English Royal Letters to the Grand Masters of Malta, by William Winthrop 263 Fata Morgana, by J.
The swans shook their heads, for what she beheld were the beautiful, ever-changing cloud-palaces of the Fata Morgana, into which no mortal can enter.
Mountain districts, we know, abound in these illusions, and 'the splendid enchantment presented in the Straits of Reggio by the Fata Morgana' has attracted much notice.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fata" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
