Fugitive Pieces in Prose And Verse
Fugitive Pieces in Prose And Verse
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Her constancy guides me, O such is her wondrous worth f My rudder, my ballast, m. Y freight, yea, all is my Polly.
We've false colours and pirates at shore as well as at sea. But I fear neither such foe, or pirate, or rover.
They approach, but away directly they sheer, for they see By my fair colours I am a true-hearted lover.
Honour's my admiral ; Courage is next in command ; They both in the service live, love true and jolly ; So, C ns ) So, let who will dare attack me, or at sea or on landi ...I'll die sooner than yield up my love for my Polly.
Now, when a ship's so betoss'd, she cannot weather the storm. In the course of despair the crew ofttimes forsake her. So of my troubles in life a true idea you may form.
When ye know I've so oft struck 'gainst Poverty's breaker. Yes, I was once so betoss'd, trouble's storms so loudly roar'd, \ In the height of despair and weak human folly Courage and fortitude would have left me, but that on board I had the remembrance o'the love of my Polly.
I too remember one mom at day -break a large sail wo espy'd, *Twas an enemy's : so soon we gave him the battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her constancy guides me, O such is her wondrous worth f My rudder, my ballast, m. Y freight, yea, all is my Polly.
We've false colours and pirates at shore as well as at sea. But I fear neither such foe, or pirate, or rover.
They approach, but away directly they sheer, for they see By my fair colours I am a true-hearted lover.
Honour's my admiral ; Courage is next in command ; They both in the service live, love true and jolly ; So, C ns ) So, let who will dare attack me, or at sea or on landi ...I'll die sooner than yield up my love for my Polly.
Now, when a ship's so betoss'd, she cannot weather the storm. In the course of despair the crew ofttimes forsake her. So of my troubles in life a true idea you may form.
When ye know I've so oft struck 'gainst Poverty's breaker. Yes, I was once so betoss'd, trouble's storms so loudly roar'd, \ In the height of despair and weak human folly Courage and fortitude would have left me, but that on board I had the remembrance o'the love of my Polly.
I too remember one mom at day -break a large sail wo espy'd, *Twas an enemy's : so soon we gave him the battle.
What to read after Fugitive Pieces in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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