American Literature Through Illustrative Readings
American Literature Through Illustrative Readings
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It cleaves a while to the smooth spars, till urged by some homeward yearning, it bears off in the face of the wind, and sinks and rises over the angry waters, until its strength is gone, and the blue waves gather the poor flutterer to their cold and glassy bosom.
All the morning I see nothing beyond me but the waters, or a tossing company of dolphins; all the noon, unless some white sail, like a ghost, stalks the horizon, there is still nothing but the rolling seas; all the evening, after the s...un has grown big and sunk under the water-line, and the moon risen white and cold to glimmer across the tops of the surging ocean, there is nothing but the sea and the sky to lead off thought, or to crush it with their greatness.
Hour after hour as I sit in the moonlight upon the taff- rail, the great waves gather far back and break, and gather nearer, and break louder, and gather again, and roll down swift and terrible under the creaking ship, and heave it up Writers of the Mid- Century and After 205 lightly upon their swelling surge, and drop it gently to their seething and yeasty cradle, like an infant in the swaying arms of a mother, or like a shadowy memory upon the billows of manly thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It cleaves a while to the smooth spars, till urged by some homeward yearning, it bears off in the face of the wind, and sinks and rises over the angry waters, until its strength is gone, and the blue waves gather the poor flutterer to their cold and glassy bosom.
All the morning I see nothing beyond me but the waters, or a tossing company of dolphins; all the noon, unless some white sail, like a ghost, stalks the horizon, there is still nothing but the rolling seas; all the evening, after the s...un has grown big and sunk under the water-line, and the moon risen white and cold to glimmer across the tops of the surging ocean, there is nothing but the sea and the sky to lead off thought, or to crush it with their greatness.
Hour after hour as I sit in the moonlight upon the taff- rail, the great waves gather far back and break, and gather nearer, and break louder, and gather again, and roll down swift and terrible under the creaking ship, and heave it up Writers of the Mid- Century and After 205 lightly upon their swelling surge, and drop it gently to their seething and yeasty cradle, like an infant in the swaying arms of a mother, or like a shadowy memory upon the billows of manly thought.
What to read after American Literature Through Illustrative Readings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Emma Simons to read onlineMoreLess
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