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Frag- ments torn from the cliffs strew the shore, the wreckage of the land is heaped up waiting for the inevitable moment when the sea, renewing its attack, will swallow up what it has already half destroyed. The note of tragedy is always present, there is always a suggestion that the sea is merely waiting its oppor- tunity and that when the time comes it will rend and overwhelm and assert its ruthlessness without mercy or restraint.
The same kind of sentiment marks the picture of the harboiu: ...subject in which man's conflict with the sea is illustrated. Humanity is perpetually at war with the forces of nature, and is always seeking to keep them in check, with, at best, only partial success. Incessant watchfulness is necessary, constant effort to repair what is as constantly wrecked and overthrown, unwearying patience and imceasing toil. Often man sees something he has done blotted out utterly by nature's act, and he has to start again and build up anew from the very begin- 21 ning, knowing as he builds that he is defying a power stronger than himself, more patient than he is and more serenely confident of ultimate success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frag- ments torn from the cliffs strew the shore, the wreckage of the land is heaped up waiting for the inevitable moment when the sea, renewing its attack, will swallow up what it has already half destroyed. The note of tragedy is always present, there is always a suggestion that the sea is merely waiting its oppor- tunity and that when the time comes it will rend and overwhelm and assert its ruthlessness without mercy or restraint.
The same kind of sentiment marks the picture of the harboiu: ...subject in which man's conflict with the sea is illustrated. Humanity is perpetually at war with the forces of nature, and is always seeking to keep them in check, with, at best, only partial success. Incessant watchfulness is necessary, constant effort to repair what is as constantly wrecked and overthrown, unwearying patience and imceasing toil. Often man sees something he has done blotted out utterly by nature's act, and he has to start again and build up anew from the very begin- 21 ning, knowing as he builds that he is defying a power stronger than himself, more patient than he is and more serenely confident of ultimate success.
What to read after British Marine Painting;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A L Alfred Lys Baldry to read onlineMoreLess
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