Patriotism in Poetry And Prose Being Selected Passages From Lectures And Patrio
Patriotism in Poetry And Prose Being Selected Passages From Lectures And Patrio
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A sudden wonder seized on land and bay.
And Tumult with her train was there to follow, For still the stranger kept its seaward way, Looking a great leviathan blowing spray. Seeking with steady course his ocean wallow.
And still it came, and largen'd on the sight, — A floating monster, — ugly and. Gigantic, — In shape a wave, with long and shelving height, As if a mighty billow, heaved at night, Should turn to iron in the mid- Atlantic.
Then ship and fortress gazed with anxious stare, Until the ...Cumberland's cannon, silence breaking, Thunder'd its guardian challenge, "Who comes there?'' But, like a rock-flung echo in the air.
The shot rebounded, no impression making.
Then roar'd a broadside: — though directed well.
On, like a nightmare, moved the shape defiant! The tempest of our pounding shot and shell, Crumbled to harmless nothing, thickly fell From off the sounding armor of the giant !
THE ArOSTROniE. 65 Unchcck'd, still onward through the storm it broke, With beak directed at the vessel's centre, — Then through the constant cloud of sulphurous .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sudden wonder seized on land and bay.
And Tumult with her train was there to follow, For still the stranger kept its seaward way, Looking a great leviathan blowing spray. Seeking with steady course his ocean wallow.
And still it came, and largen'd on the sight, — A floating monster, — ugly and. Gigantic, — In shape a wave, with long and shelving height, As if a mighty billow, heaved at night, Should turn to iron in the mid- Atlantic.
Then ship and fortress gazed with anxious stare, Until the ...Cumberland's cannon, silence breaking, Thunder'd its guardian challenge, "Who comes there?'' But, like a rock-flung echo in the air.
The shot rebounded, no impression making.
Then roar'd a broadside: — though directed well.
On, like a nightmare, moved the shape defiant! The tempest of our pounding shot and shell, Crumbled to harmless nothing, thickly fell From off the sounding armor of the giant !
THE ArOSTROniE. 65 Unchcck'd, still onward through the storm it broke, With beak directed at the vessel's centre, — Then through the constant cloud of sulphurous .
What to read after Patriotism in Poetry And Prose Being Selected Passages From Lectures And Patrio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edward Murdoch to read onlineMoreLess
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