Shadows
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Nay, blow, ye life-winds all j curb not for me your blast, Strain ye my quivering ropes, bend ye my trembling mast.
Then there can be no drifting, thank God !
for boat or me, — Strenuous, swift, our course over a living sea.
Mine is a man's right arm to steer through fog and foam ; Beacons are shining still to guide each farer home.
Give me your worst, O winds ! others have met the stress 5 E'en if it be to sink, give me no less, no less.
23 THE PATHS jHERE end the journeys all must jmake iThey... met who once together walked, And in the stillness few may break Thus each to each they talked : ** Alas the weary way I took !
Because no turning hid the end I thought it near, and so forsook Thee and thy wisdom, friend.
** I thought it near — but oh, the length Of that unbroken, burning road.
The thirst, the pain, my failing strength As 'neath a giant's load !
What to read after Shadows?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, blow, ye life-winds all j curb not for me your blast, Strain ye my quivering ropes, bend ye my trembling mast.
Then there can be no drifting, thank God !
for boat or me, — Strenuous, swift, our course over a living sea.
Mine is a man's right arm to steer through fog and foam ; Beacons are shining still to guide each farer home.
Give me your worst, O winds ! others have met the stress 5 E'en if it be to sink, give me no less, no less.
23 THE PATHS jHERE end the journeys all must jmake iThey... met who once together walked, And in the stillness few may break Thus each to each they talked : ** Alas the weary way I took !
Because no turning hid the end I thought it near, and so forsook Thee and thy wisdom, friend.
** I thought it near — but oh, the length Of that unbroken, burning road.
The thirst, the pain, my failing strength As 'neath a giant's load !
What to read after Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, M. A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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