Rough Castings in Scotch And English Metals
Rough Castings in Scotch And English Metals
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Hushie ba, lammie loo, He's gane to sleep, my bonnie doo.
FISHERMAN'S SONG Away ! away ! from out of the bay, We leave the land behind ; Our craft sails well, with its brown lugsail, Filled with a flowing wind. To the fishing ground o'er the sea we bound, And quickly cleave our way. 'Tis our delight, by the clear moonlight, To sing our cai^es away.
With the rest of the fleet we gaily meet, Hoist sail and scud away, O'er the heaving sea we all bound so free, And welcome coming day.
Our brown net...s long we shoot with a song, While shining herrings sweep, FISHERMAN'S SONG 159 O'er the sea we mark their lighted track.
As flying through the deep. We strongly pull, when each mesh is full, Of silvery creatures bright, And fill our boat, as we gaily float.
While stars bid us good night.
With the rest of the fleet, &c.
Our sail we trim by the daylight dim, The craft seems to be free, As her bosom laves the morning waves, For home we cleave the sea. And we near the land where loved ones stand To welcome us again ; With our heavy take, all for their sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hushie ba, lammie loo, He's gane to sleep, my bonnie doo.
FISHERMAN'S SONG Away ! away ! from out of the bay, We leave the land behind ; Our craft sails well, with its brown lugsail, Filled with a flowing wind. To the fishing ground o'er the sea we bound, And quickly cleave our way. 'Tis our delight, by the clear moonlight, To sing our cai^es away.
With the rest of the fleet we gaily meet, Hoist sail and scud away, O'er the heaving sea we all bound so free, And welcome coming day.
Our brown net...s long we shoot with a song, While shining herrings sweep, FISHERMAN'S SONG 159 O'er the sea we mark their lighted track.
As flying through the deep. We strongly pull, when each mesh is full, Of silvery creatures bright, And fill our boat, as we gaily float.
While stars bid us good night.
With the rest of the fleet, &c.
Our sail we trim by the daylight dim, The craft seems to be free, As her bosom laves the morning waves, For home we cleave the sea. And we near the land where loved ones stand To welcome us again ; With our heavy take, all for their sake.
What to read after Rough Castings in Scotch And English Metals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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