The Poetical Works of Campbell And Falconer, With a Memoir of Each
The Poetical Works of Campbell And Falconer, With a Memoir of Each
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I Betrospect of the voyage. Arriyal at Candia. State of that island. Season of the year described. — IL Character of the master, and his officers, Albert, Rodmond, and Arion. Pale- mon, son to the owner of the ship. Attachment of Palemoo to Anna, the daughter of Albert — IIL Noon. Palemon*8 his- tory.— IV. Sunset Midnight Arion*8 dream. Unmoor by moonlight Morning. Son's azimuth taken. Beantifbl ■]>• pearanoe of the ship, as seen by the natives from the shore.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE SHIPWRECK....
CANTO L I. A SHIP from Egypt, o'er the deep impell'd By guiding winds, her course for Venice held.
Of famed Britannia were the gallant crew, And from that isle her name the vessel drew ; The wayward steps of fortune they pursued, And sought in certain iUs imagined good.
Though caution'd oft her slippery path to shun, Hope still with promised joys allured them on : And, while they listen'd to her winning lore.
The softer scenes of peace could please no more.
Long absent they from friends and native home The cheerless ocean were inured to roam ; Yet heaven, in pity to severe distress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I Betrospect of the voyage. Arriyal at Candia. State of that island. Season of the year described. — IL Character of the master, and his officers, Albert, Rodmond, and Arion. Pale- mon, son to the owner of the ship. Attachment of Palemoo to Anna, the daughter of Albert — IIL Noon. Palemon*8 his- tory.— IV. Sunset Midnight Arion*8 dream. Unmoor by moonlight Morning. Son's azimuth taken. Beantifbl ■]>• pearanoe of the ship, as seen by the natives from the shore.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE SHIPWRECK....
CANTO L I. A SHIP from Egypt, o'er the deep impell'd By guiding winds, her course for Venice held.
Of famed Britannia were the gallant crew, And from that isle her name the vessel drew ; The wayward steps of fortune they pursued, And sought in certain iUs imagined good.
Though caution'd oft her slippery path to shun, Hope still with promised joys allured them on : And, while they listen'd to her winning lore.
The softer scenes of peace could please no more.
Long absent they from friends and native home The cheerless ocean were inured to roam ; Yet heaven, in pity to severe distress.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Campbell And Falconer, With a Memoir of Each?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, John, 1781-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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