Legends And Lyrics of the Gulf Coast
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who can say !
The wreckers wait! 'Tis almost o'er; I hear the i)rayer of Eona." The sailor-lover bowed his head.
Then sudden came a mystic sight; The wide sea glowed like morning red.
And all the shore grew strangely bright.
Each mighty wave, with heaving breast.
As lighted by God's finger came.
And all the waste, from East to West, Was kindled by that touch of flame.
The distant islands rose to view.
As sentries who their watch would keep, And at his post the pilot knew The pathway of the migh...ty deep.
No danger from the wreckers lure, The way grew plain, the path grew sure.
" O, ye who hunger, sick and sore, Joy, joy at last!" Compassion said; 23 "King Jjouis' ship lias
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
who can say !
The wreckers wait! 'Tis almost o'er; I hear the i)rayer of Eona." The sailor-lover bowed his head.
Then sudden came a mystic sight; The wide sea glowed like morning red.
And all the shore grew strangely bright.
Each mighty wave, with heaving breast.
As lighted by God's finger came.
And all the waste, from East to West, Was kindled by that touch of flame.
The distant islands rose to view.
As sentries who their watch would keep, And at his post the pilot knew The pathway of the migh...ty deep.
No danger from the wreckers lure, The way grew plain, the path grew sure.
" O, ye who hunger, sick and sore, Joy, joy at last!" Compassion said; 23 "King Jjouis' ship lias
What to read after Legends And Lyrics of the Gulf Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Fenling Hinsdale to read onlineMoreLess
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