Livelihood Dramatic Reveries
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He must keep it clear And free of fancies now that there was none, None left but him to light the lantern near On fourteen hours yet till that blazing sun Should drop into that quiet oily sea, And he must light . . . Though it was not his turn : 'Twas Jacob's, Jacob, lying quietly Upon his bed. . . . And yet the light would burn And flash across the darkness just as though Nothing had happened, white and innocent, As if Jake's hand had lit it. None would know, No seaman steering by it, what it ...meant 29 30 LIVELIHOOD To him since he'd seen Jacob. . . . But that way Lay madness. He, at least, must keep his wits ; Or there'd be none to tell why those two lay . . . He must keep working or he'd go to bits. Ere sunset he must wind the lantern up. He'd like to wind it now but 'twould go round, And he'd be fancying. . . . Neither bite nor sup He'd touched this morning ; and the clicking sound Would set his light head fancying. . . . Jacob wound So madly that last time before . . . But he, He mustn't think of Jacob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must keep it clear And free of fancies now that there was none, None left but him to light the lantern near On fourteen hours yet till that blazing sun Should drop into that quiet oily sea, And he must light . . . Though it was not his turn : 'Twas Jacob's, Jacob, lying quietly Upon his bed. . . . And yet the light would burn And flash across the darkness just as though Nothing had happened, white and innocent, As if Jake's hand had lit it. None would know, No seaman steering by it, what it ...meant 29 30 LIVELIHOOD To him since he'd seen Jacob. . . . But that way Lay madness. He, at least, must keep his wits ; Or there'd be none to tell why those two lay . . . He must keep working or he'd go to bits. Ere sunset he must wind the lantern up. He'd like to wind it now but 'twould go round, And he'd be fancying. . . . Neither bite nor sup He'd touched this morning ; and the clicking sound Would set his light head fancying. . . . Jacob wound So madly that last time before . . . But he, He mustn't think of Jacob.
What to read after Livelihood Dramatic Reveries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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