Poems of Nature And Romance, 1794-1807
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3C9. UTce of a hidden hroolc. Coleridge's comparisons and similes in The Ancient Mariner are nearly always dramatically appropriate. The pleasant noise of the wind in the sails suggests to the Mariner the woodland sounds of his home. Cf. from this point of view the comparisons in 11. 46-8, 97, 117-18, 129, 179-80, 389, 446.
377. Under the keel. Cf. Wilcocke's translation of J. Splinter Stavorinus's Voyages to the East Indies, 1798.
' Shortly afterwards . . . there arose a sound, just like the g...roaning of a man, out of the sea, near the ship's side.
When I first heard it I thought that some one of the crew had been hurt between the decks, and I sent the oflficer of the watch down to see what was the matter. The men, however, who were on deck, told me that they had heard the noise arising, as it were, from out of the water, several times before. . . . The gunner . . . informed me, that on one of his India voyages he had met with the same occurrence, and that a dreadful storm had succeeded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3C9. UTce of a hidden hroolc. Coleridge's comparisons and similes in The Ancient Mariner are nearly always dramatically appropriate. The pleasant noise of the wind in the sails suggests to the Mariner the woodland sounds of his home. Cf. from this point of view the comparisons in 11. 46-8, 97, 117-18, 129, 179-80, 389, 446.
377. Under the keel. Cf. Wilcocke's translation of J. Splinter Stavorinus's Voyages to the East Indies, 1798.
' Shortly afterwards . . . there arose a sound, just like the g...roaning of a man, out of the sea, near the ship's side.
When I first heard it I thought that some one of the crew had been hurt between the decks, and I sent the oflficer of the watch down to see what was the matter. The men, however, who were on deck, told me that they had heard the noise arising, as it were, from out of the water, several times before. . . . The gunner . . . informed me, that on one of his India voyages he had met with the same occurrence, and that a dreadful storm had succeeded.
What to read after Poems of Nature And Romance, 1794-1807?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keeling, Margaret a to read onlineMoreLess
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