The Seven Seas
The Seven Seas
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And a little breeze blew over the rail that made the headsails lift, But no man stood by wheel or sheet, and they let the schooners drift.
And the rattle rose in Reuben's throat and he cast his soul with a cry, And " Gone already ?" Tom Hall he said. " Then it*s time for me to die/* His eyes were heavy wj ^^aMfa'^^a aad v earn- ing for the lac And he spoke as i| wound htt "Oh, there comes no good in the westering wind that backs against the sun; " Wash down the decks — ^they're all too red — ^a...nd share the skins and run, "Baltic, Stralsund, and Northern Light, — clean share and share for all, "You'll find the fleets off Tolstoi Mees, but you will not find Tom Hall.
" Evil he did in shoal-water and blacker sin on the deep, "But now he's sick of watch and trick, and now he'll turn and sleep.
"He'll have no more of the crawling sea that made him suffer so, " But he'll lie down on the killing-grounds where the hoUuschickie go.
" And west you'll turn and south again, beyond the sea-fog's rim, " And tell the Yoshiwara girls to burn a stick for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And a little breeze blew over the rail that made the headsails lift, But no man stood by wheel or sheet, and they let the schooners drift.
And the rattle rose in Reuben's throat and he cast his soul with a cry, And " Gone already ?" Tom Hall he said. " Then it*s time for me to die/* His eyes were heavy wj ^^aMfa'^^a aad v earn- ing for the lac And he spoke as i| wound htt "Oh, there comes no good in the westering wind that backs against the sun; " Wash down the decks — ^they're all too red — ^a...nd share the skins and run, "Baltic, Stralsund, and Northern Light, — clean share and share for all, "You'll find the fleets off Tolstoi Mees, but you will not find Tom Hall.
" Evil he did in shoal-water and blacker sin on the deep, "But now he's sick of watch and trick, and now he'll turn and sleep.
"He'll have no more of the crawling sea that made him suffer so, " But he'll lie down on the killing-grounds where the hoUuschickie go.
" And west you'll turn and south again, beyond the sea-fog's rim, " And tell the Yoshiwara girls to burn a stick for him.
What to read after The Seven Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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