Mieldenvold the Student Or the Pilgrimage Through the Counties of Northumberla
Mieldenvold the Student Or the Pilgrimage Through the Counties of Northumberla
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And sharp, short whistle, with a plunge and dash Of waters, told him that the monster shark Still hovered round about his raft, in wait, To snatch the Student, when his little ark Should, foundering, leave him to his horrid fate : He closed his eyes, and sunk in madness down.
And, like a wild wolf, bayed the clouded moon.
The fourth day sees him like a helpless wreck, Still on the wild waves tossing to and fro ; Whilst on the billows not a dark'ning speck Foretells him help. And gradually low H...is heart now sinks — for hunger, thirst, and want By turns do make his wretched bosom pant.
And now the sea-birds, that at first did sweep With friditened wino- around his wretched head.
No longer thus at farthest distance keep, But boldly on his raft their pinions spread, H 2 116' And look with vulture eyes, that plainly speak Upon hisform as prey mito their beak.
Now worn so faint, he scares them with a groan So wild, unearthly, in its accents drear ; They answer him with scream, wild as his own, And wing their flight, o'ercome by sudden fear^ And then return anon — ^to be again Roused from the raft by screams of smother'd pai».
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And sharp, short whistle, with a plunge and dash Of waters, told him that the monster shark Still hovered round about his raft, in wait, To snatch the Student, when his little ark Should, foundering, leave him to his horrid fate : He closed his eyes, and sunk in madness down.
And, like a wild wolf, bayed the clouded moon.
The fourth day sees him like a helpless wreck, Still on the wild waves tossing to and fro ; Whilst on the billows not a dark'ning speck Foretells him help. And gradually low H...is heart now sinks — for hunger, thirst, and want By turns do make his wretched bosom pant.
And now the sea-birds, that at first did sweep With friditened wino- around his wretched head.
No longer thus at farthest distance keep, But boldly on his raft their pinions spread, H 2 116' And look with vulture eyes, that plainly speak Upon hisform as prey mito their beak.
Now worn so faint, he scares them with a groan So wild, unearthly, in its accents drear ; They answer him with scream, wild as his own, And wing their flight, o'ercome by sudden fear^ And then return anon — ^to be again Roused from the raft by screams of smother'd pai».
What to read after Mieldenvold the Student Or the Pilgrimage Through the Counties of Northumberla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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