David Dreadnaught the Reformed English Sailor Or Nautie Tales And Adventu
David Dreadnaught the Reformed English Sailor Or Nautie Tales And Adventu
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E'er since the breath of life at first I drew. Or since I bade my native land adieu ! In my plain narrative, if aught suppress'd. Your better judgments may supply the rest.
114 " By the broad waters of the Frith of Forth, A town lies frontways to the frigid North ; The op'ning land there forms a spacious bay From countless barks where gallant streamers plav, And wind-borne float in various color'd pride, For there the flags of various countries ride. Beside that bay I pass'd my early days; Ther...e first I pray'd, there lisp'd my Saviour's praise. Where just below, with never-ceaseless roar. The tides forsake, or kiss the pebbly shore ; On a green plat which overlooks tlie scene That smiles far off", while flood-tides roll bet^veen. My father's mansion caught the eye afiir Commanding station for defensive war! In stately pride, for countless years, there stood Behind the house a venerable wood. Beneath whose high and wide-extended shade A winding solitary path was made. Where, when no breath of heav'n past overhead, 'Twas like the solemn stillness of the dead ; But whensoe'er the noisy tempest spoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E'er since the breath of life at first I drew. Or since I bade my native land adieu ! In my plain narrative, if aught suppress'd. Your better judgments may supply the rest.
114 " By the broad waters of the Frith of Forth, A town lies frontways to the frigid North ; The op'ning land there forms a spacious bay From countless barks where gallant streamers plav, And wind-borne float in various color'd pride, For there the flags of various countries ride. Beside that bay I pass'd my early days; Ther...e first I pray'd, there lisp'd my Saviour's praise. Where just below, with never-ceaseless roar. The tides forsake, or kiss the pebbly shore ; On a green plat which overlooks tlie scene That smiles far off", while flood-tides roll bet^veen. My father's mansion caught the eye afiir Commanding station for defensive war! In stately pride, for countless years, there stood Behind the house a venerable wood. Beneath whose high and wide-extended shade A winding solitary path was made. Where, when no breath of heav'n past overhead, 'Twas like the solemn stillness of the dead ; But whensoe'er the noisy tempest spoke.
What to read after David Dreadnaught the Reformed English Sailor Or Nautie Tales And Adventu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Whitchurch to read onlineMoreLess
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