Songs of Life
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DEO GRATIAS!
The good ship speeds upon its way, Thro' misty gulfs so desolate, Where not a star the woes allay Of those who drift to hapless fate.
Upon the bridge the Master stands, He feels a shadow from the sea Benumb his heart and chill his hands, Presentiment of ill to be.
41 42 Deo G rati as.
The wild Atlantic surges high ; What awful shape, so undefined, Seems in yon shadow drear to lie ?
By spirit sense, not sight, outlined.
Cold, passionless as Death itself, Its arms will clasp that sta...tely ship What mortal power can give relief, Or save from its unfeeling grip 3 Portentious, silent, grim and dark, The Iceberg waits to craunch and smite ; Each plank and beam within that bark V annihilate with savage might.
On drives the ship unto its doom, As drifts a leaf on autumn blast, When, suddenly lift fog and gloom, And golden lamps light ocean vast.
Deo Gratias. 43 Ahead that monster grim and cold Looms up in rugged grandeur high ; The Master gives command so bold — The good ship veers — it passeth by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DEO GRATIAS!
The good ship speeds upon its way, Thro' misty gulfs so desolate, Where not a star the woes allay Of those who drift to hapless fate.
Upon the bridge the Master stands, He feels a shadow from the sea Benumb his heart and chill his hands, Presentiment of ill to be.
41 42 Deo G rati as.
The wild Atlantic surges high ; What awful shape, so undefined, Seems in yon shadow drear to lie ?
By spirit sense, not sight, outlined.
Cold, passionless as Death itself, Its arms will clasp that sta...tely ship What mortal power can give relief, Or save from its unfeeling grip 3 Portentious, silent, grim and dark, The Iceberg waits to craunch and smite ; Each plank and beam within that bark V annihilate with savage might.
On drives the ship unto its doom, As drifts a leaf on autumn blast, When, suddenly lift fog and gloom, And golden lamps light ocean vast.
Deo Gratias. 43 Ahead that monster grim and cold Looms up in rugged grandeur high ; The Master gives command so bold — The good ship veers — it passeth by.
What to read after Songs of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Edward Marsten to read onlineMoreLess
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