Ballads of Brave Deeds
Ballads of Brave Deeds
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To her purpose true and good, G 98 Ballads of Brave Deeds Never ship gave prouder hand, As the crew came back beside, To her gallant sailor band. And we praised the " Norham's " mate For a hero to the core. Since he faced such odds of fate ; But he smiled, and answer sent — " I've a girl I love ashore ; She commanded, and I went ! " Tried in the Fire THE STEWARDESS OF THE lONA Gaze on them tenderly, these who lie Just heaps of ash on the burning floor ; They were caught by the flames as they fl...ed for the door, The fire has left of them nothing human ; So shrivelled and charred you may scarce descry Which was the little child — which the woman. But the beast that roared in that cabin's cage, With blood-red tongue and with golden hair, Though it maimed the bodies that once were fair. Has left us a sign we may understand ; See here are the bones that are safe from its rage, They are locked together, are hand in hand. 99 lOO Ballads of Brave Deeds The people were singing their evening psalm As we cleared Leith Harbour for London town, The sun of the Sabbath went restfully down, And the stars looked out of a quiet heaven On seas as silent and silver calm As ever to mariner's feet were given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To her purpose true and good, G 98 Ballads of Brave Deeds Never ship gave prouder hand, As the crew came back beside, To her gallant sailor band. And we praised the " Norham's " mate For a hero to the core. Since he faced such odds of fate ; But he smiled, and answer sent — " I've a girl I love ashore ; She commanded, and I went ! " Tried in the Fire THE STEWARDESS OF THE lONA Gaze on them tenderly, these who lie Just heaps of ash on the burning floor ; They were caught by the flames as they fl...ed for the door, The fire has left of them nothing human ; So shrivelled and charred you may scarce descry Which was the little child — which the woman. But the beast that roared in that cabin's cage, With blood-red tongue and with golden hair, Though it maimed the bodies that once were fair. Has left us a sign we may understand ; See here are the bones that are safe from its rage, They are locked together, are hand in hand. 99 lOO Ballads of Brave Deeds The people were singing their evening psalm As we cleared Leith Harbour for London town, The sun of the Sabbath went restfully down, And the stars looked out of a quiet heaven On seas as silent and silver calm As ever to mariner's feet were given.
What to read after Ballads of Brave Deeds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley to read onlineMoreLess
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