Beyond the Hills of Dream
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VIII Yea, he is dead ; this mighty seaman !
ViyuT long centuries ago.
Heating westward, ever westward.
Beating out from old Bristowe, Saw he far in visions lifted, Down the golden sunset's glow, Through the bars of twilight rifted, 84 Sebastian Cabot All the glories that we know. Beating westward, ever westward, Over heaving leagues of brine. Buffeted by arctic scurries, Languid trade-winds from the line; With a courage heaven-gifted. And a fortitude divine. Yea, he is dead ; but who shall say-... That all the splendid deeds he wrought, That all the lofty truths he taught (If truth be knowledge nobly sought). Are dead and vanished quite away ? Nay nay, he lives ; and such as he, In every lofty human dream. In every true sublimity That splendors earth and makes it teem With inward might and majesty ; This grand old Pilot of Bristowe, Incarnate, comes to earth again. As when, four hundred years ago. He swept in storm and shine and snow. Athwart the thunders of the main.
IX Greater far than shaft or storied fane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII Yea, he is dead ; this mighty seaman !
ViyuT long centuries ago.
Heating westward, ever westward.
Beating out from old Bristowe, Saw he far in visions lifted, Down the golden sunset's glow, Through the bars of twilight rifted, 84 Sebastian Cabot All the glories that we know. Beating westward, ever westward, Over heaving leagues of brine. Buffeted by arctic scurries, Languid trade-winds from the line; With a courage heaven-gifted. And a fortitude divine. Yea, he is dead ; but who shall say-... That all the splendid deeds he wrought, That all the lofty truths he taught (If truth be knowledge nobly sought). Are dead and vanished quite away ? Nay nay, he lives ; and such as he, In every lofty human dream. In every true sublimity That splendors earth and makes it teem With inward might and majesty ; This grand old Pilot of Bristowe, Incarnate, comes to earth again. As when, four hundred years ago. He swept in storm and shine and snow. Athwart the thunders of the main.
IX Greater far than shaft or storied fane.
What to read after Beyond the Hills of Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfred Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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