The Great Frozen Sea a Personal Narrative of the Voyage of the Alert During T
The Great Frozen Sea a Personal Narrative of the Voyage of the Alert During T
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Not very long ago, On the six-foot floe Of the palaeocrystic sea, Two ships did riae, Mid the crashing of the tide — The Alert and the Discovery, The sun never shone The gallant crews upon For a hundred and forty -two days| But no darkness and no hummocks Their merry hearts could flummox : So they set to work and acted plays.
187G. ] SLEDGING CHORUS. 217 There was music and song To help the hours along, Brought forth from the good ship's store j And each man did his best To amuse and cheer the ...rest : And "nobody can't do more. " AiE — " The Shannon and the Chescupeake. '* Here's a health to Marco Polo * — May he reach his northern goal, oh !
And advance the flag of England into realms unknown I May the Challenger f be there, All comers bold to dare, And Victoria t he victorious in the frozen zone I May our Poppie § be in sight, With her colours streaming bright, And the Bulldog \\ tug on merrily from strand to strand I And the Alexandra ^ brave See our banner proudly wave O'er the highest cliffs and summits of the northernmost land I Here's a health to Hercules, ** Whom the autumn blast did freeze, And all our gallant fellows whom the frost laid low!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not very long ago, On the six-foot floe Of the palaeocrystic sea, Two ships did riae, Mid the crashing of the tide — The Alert and the Discovery, The sun never shone The gallant crews upon For a hundred and forty -two days| But no darkness and no hummocks Their merry hearts could flummox : So they set to work and acted plays.
187G. ] SLEDGING CHORUS. 217 There was music and song To help the hours along, Brought forth from the good ship's store j And each man did his best To amuse and cheer the ...rest : And "nobody can't do more. " AiE — " The Shannon and the Chescupeake. '* Here's a health to Marco Polo * — May he reach his northern goal, oh !
And advance the flag of England into realms unknown I May the Challenger f be there, All comers bold to dare, And Victoria t he victorious in the frozen zone I May our Poppie § be in sight, With her colours streaming bright, And the Bulldog \\ tug on merrily from strand to strand I And the Alexandra ^ brave See our banner proudly wave O'er the highest cliffs and summits of the northernmost land I Here's a health to Hercules, ** Whom the autumn blast did freeze, And all our gallant fellows whom the frost laid low!
What to read after The Great Frozen Sea a Personal Narrative of the Voyage of the Alert During T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Hastings Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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