The Dawn in Britain 2
The Dawn in Britain 2
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Half was that daylight spent, when last they rose.
Those eftsoons stoop, which would smite Mnason's vessel.
How spumes dim sea-flood, under demon's flight !
And troubled, lifts up wreathing waterspouts ; Which, on the deep, march, as it were a wood.
And, lo, where, yonder, Mnason's carrack rides, Midst circling, sheen, sea-face ; a calm divine Diffused about the ship. Infernal reek Abaddon spewed then, from his hellish gorge, To hide his devilish arts ; wherein descend, Like to a drizzling rain..., now, the damned fiends.
Upon that shipboard of the men of God.
Were slumbering, after meat, those sea-bruised saints.
For weariness ; when them seemed already spent Day's darkening ray : close creeping, in their joints, 150 Digitized by Google THE DAWN IN BRITAIN Sour rheums and aches ; so crud'ling their dull blood.
Unkindly cold ! From the dim wallowing flood, Sounds hellish hubbub, in their drowsing ears.
They deadly dream, and have forgotten Christ, As spouse forgetteth the new spouse, in sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half was that daylight spent, when last they rose.
Those eftsoons stoop, which would smite Mnason's vessel.
How spumes dim sea-flood, under demon's flight !
And troubled, lifts up wreathing waterspouts ; Which, on the deep, march, as it were a wood.
And, lo, where, yonder, Mnason's carrack rides, Midst circling, sheen, sea-face ; a calm divine Diffused about the ship. Infernal reek Abaddon spewed then, from his hellish gorge, To hide his devilish arts ; wherein descend, Like to a drizzling rain..., now, the damned fiends.
Upon that shipboard of the men of God.
Were slumbering, after meat, those sea-bruised saints.
For weariness ; when them seemed already spent Day's darkening ray : close creeping, in their joints, 150 Digitized by Google THE DAWN IN BRITAIN Sour rheums and aches ; so crud'ling their dull blood.
Unkindly cold ! From the dim wallowing flood, Sounds hellish hubbub, in their drowsing ears.
They deadly dream, and have forgotten Christ, As spouse forgetteth the new spouse, in sleep.
What to read after The Dawn in Britain 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Montagu Doughty to read onlineMoreLess
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