Songs of Sea And Sail
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Roar, roar, O Sea! Thy stormy song Appalls the weak, but nerves the strong.
Look ! yonder bark with puffing sail Has turned her bow to win the sea; She fears to meet the rising gale With reef and rockland on her lee. And as she luffs the blast to greet, By halyard, clew, and straining sheet, 40 FROM THE CLIFF.
All, all, alert her seamen stand, And watch with anxious eye the land.
Roar, roar, O Sea! Thy stormy song Appalls the weak, but nerves the strong.
Then tack on tack she weathers out Her t...opsails shiver in the wind; Down goes the helm, she flies about, And leaping off soon leaves behind The rocky dangers, and has past The headland, when the wrathful blast, Bursts from the cloud and wild and grand Hurls in the sea against the land.
Roar, roar, O Sea! Thy stormy song Appalls the weak, but nerves the strong.
THEN AND NOW.
THE wind has changed to happy south, The tide is setting free, As one by one, past harbor mouth, Our ships stand out to sea. We watch them pass, my love and I ; We shout Halloo!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roar, roar, O Sea! Thy stormy song Appalls the weak, but nerves the strong.
Look ! yonder bark with puffing sail Has turned her bow to win the sea; She fears to meet the rising gale With reef and rockland on her lee. And as she luffs the blast to greet, By halyard, clew, and straining sheet, 40 FROM THE CLIFF.
All, all, alert her seamen stand, And watch with anxious eye the land.
Roar, roar, O Sea! Thy stormy song Appalls the weak, but nerves the strong.
Then tack on tack she weathers out Her t...opsails shiver in the wind; Down goes the helm, she flies about, And leaping off soon leaves behind The rocky dangers, and has past The headland, when the wrathful blast, Bursts from the cloud and wild and grand Hurls in the sea against the land.
Roar, roar, O Sea! Thy stormy song Appalls the weak, but nerves the strong.
THEN AND NOW.
THE wind has changed to happy south, The tide is setting free, As one by one, past harbor mouth, Our ships stand out to sea. We watch them pass, my love and I ; We shout Halloo!
What to read after Songs of Sea And Sail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fleming Day to read onlineMoreLess
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