In the Valhalla And Other Poems
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O cruel, cowardly Sea !
Back, Hell-hounds, and leave her alone.
Fasten your quarrel on me, harm not my harmless bride.
If I were but by her side, Wind, you might beat and blow ; O sea ! were she safe in my arms, your black depths would frighten not me ; Were we together, my bride and I, You might spread in your gulfs our bridal bed.
Sometimes he seeks the city and shore, and eagerly scans the horizon, Knows the ship is not due, yet self-deception is pleasant ; " It may be she has had an unusual...ly prosperous voyage. That speck may be her ; nay, but there is another ; No, no, nothing is sure but my waiting, Haste, haste, ship !" VI.
On board the ship, for Alice a new life and pleasant.
On the broad ocean the little band wedged in the ship become a friendly commune. Between them and death but a few thin planks at the best. All become known, the history of each is related.
156 HECTOR AND ALICE.
Tliis mother is seeking her son, this father goes to his daughter, Alice is seeking for Hector ; Alice a favourite with all — the pride of the ship, as formerly the pride of the glen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O cruel, cowardly Sea !
Back, Hell-hounds, and leave her alone.
Fasten your quarrel on me, harm not my harmless bride.
If I were but by her side, Wind, you might beat and blow ; O sea ! were she safe in my arms, your black depths would frighten not me ; Were we together, my bride and I, You might spread in your gulfs our bridal bed.
Sometimes he seeks the city and shore, and eagerly scans the horizon, Knows the ship is not due, yet self-deception is pleasant ; " It may be she has had an unusual...ly prosperous voyage. That speck may be her ; nay, but there is another ; No, no, nothing is sure but my waiting, Haste, haste, ship !" VI.
On board the ship, for Alice a new life and pleasant.
On the broad ocean the little band wedged in the ship become a friendly commune. Between them and death but a few thin planks at the best. All become known, the history of each is related.
156 HECTOR AND ALICE.
Tliis mother is seeking her son, this father goes to his daughter, Alice is seeking for Hector ; Alice a favourite with all — the pride of the ship, as formerly the pride of the glen.
What to read after In the Valhalla And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Young Geddes to read onlineMoreLess
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