Poets On the Isis And Other Perversions
Poets On the Isis And Other Perversions
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(Which means They cut their sticks and did a bunk. ) Drake holds a Council.
At last Drake flew his signal. (It was night again : The wind had changed : the helm had been put down. ) Then in tremendous council, closely clustered 28 THE NOYES OF BATTLE Howard, Hawkins, Frobisher, to whom Drake seemed A tower of doom, unswervingly implacable Implacably unswerving doom to Spain Inevitably unconquerable doom.
Clad with the night, hosed with the sheeny sea, And buttoned up with many myriad stars, Sho...ving his iron face to Howard's so close That one might see he had not shaved himself, A face tempered like steel with wrought-iron lips, He stretched his iron-clad arm, and hissed to Howard Such awful simple wisdom weather-fraught, Beastly monotonous with unconquerable Passion, that Howard softly sibilated, And Hawkins slapped his grimly gaskined leg.
All stared upon that mighty simple seaman, Drawing his plan in mighty sweeping strokes (As of Sir Jessop stepping out to drive).
He seemed to them a rock of adamant, A god of battle, hell ris'n, our ocean king, A granite crag, a Caesar-summoning soul, Irrevocably omnipotential.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Which means They cut their sticks and did a bunk. ) Drake holds a Council.
At last Drake flew his signal. (It was night again : The wind had changed : the helm had been put down. ) Then in tremendous council, closely clustered 28 THE NOYES OF BATTLE Howard, Hawkins, Frobisher, to whom Drake seemed A tower of doom, unswervingly implacable Implacably unswerving doom to Spain Inevitably unconquerable doom.
Clad with the night, hosed with the sheeny sea, And buttoned up with many myriad stars, Sho...ving his iron face to Howard's so close That one might see he had not shaved himself, A face tempered like steel with wrought-iron lips, He stretched his iron-clad arm, and hissed to Howard Such awful simple wisdom weather-fraught, Beastly monotonous with unconquerable Passion, that Howard softly sibilated, And Hawkins slapped his grimly gaskined leg.
All stared upon that mighty simple seaman, Drawing his plan in mighty sweeping strokes (As of Sir Jessop stepping out to drive).
He seemed to them a rock of adamant, A god of battle, hell ris'n, our ocean king, A granite crag, a Caesar-summoning soul, Irrevocably omnipotential.
What to read after Poets On the Isis And Other Perversions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Blair to read onlineMoreLess
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