Shore Life in Song
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These parting God-speeds from these hearts of ours.
And stay not long, come swift to us again.
Sail grandly up the sea and enter port, —The harbor of our hearts, wide open thrown — Furl all 3^our snowy sails, both anchors set, And rest ye in the port of home, sweet home.
For here among your own, true rest is found ; Here, howsoever wide your voyaging be.
However long and free your roamings are, Here is your home, the haven sure for ye !
94 A PARTING HAIL. 95 Here bring your golden bales, and pr...ecious freights.
The trophies rare from many a distant clime, Here will your cargoes fetch their truest worth, And life will beat to love's fair golden chime.
THE "POOR JIM." A yesiT ago last April sailed The ''Poor Jim" stiff and staunch ; A better boat was never seen, Nor man will ever launch.
At dawn the schooner wore away And stood off from the shore, Then laid her course straight for the banks, And to the southeast bore.
A trigger craft ne'er left the cape, Nor proudly sailed the bay, Than "Poor Jim" wearing off the land That fatal April day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These parting God-speeds from these hearts of ours.
And stay not long, come swift to us again.
Sail grandly up the sea and enter port, —The harbor of our hearts, wide open thrown — Furl all 3^our snowy sails, both anchors set, And rest ye in the port of home, sweet home.
For here among your own, true rest is found ; Here, howsoever wide your voyaging be.
However long and free your roamings are, Here is your home, the haven sure for ye !
94 A PARTING HAIL. 95 Here bring your golden bales, and pr...ecious freights.
The trophies rare from many a distant clime, Here will your cargoes fetch their truest worth, And life will beat to love's fair golden chime.
THE "POOR JIM." A yesiT ago last April sailed The ''Poor Jim" stiff and staunch ; A better boat was never seen, Nor man will ever launch.
At dawn the schooner wore away And stood off from the shore, Then laid her course straight for the banks, And to the southeast bore.
A trigger craft ne'er left the cape, Nor proudly sailed the bay, Than "Poor Jim" wearing off the land That fatal April day.
What to read after Shore Life in Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hale Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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