The Spirit of the South
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It said, " You have come for your salvage, ma'am; The South brings sorrow, and here I am.
Where the wild sea chickens began to flock.'* She made him a shroud of her satin gown, — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock; She brought him in state, into Lighthouse Town; This was my husband, cruel and cross.
The South brings sorrow and Life brings loss.
When the wild sea chickens begin to flock.
Over this dead man's ship they passed, — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock; They kindled corpse ...candles over the mast.
But the Magdalene Sea, on its christen trough, Has scoured my sins and his sorrow off.
When the wild sea chickens begin to flock.
He lies like a noble man, brave in the shroud — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock.
But the heart within me is glad and proud.
For this is the salvage I ought to him.
Of the keeper who lets his lamp burn dim.
When the wild sea chickens begin to flock.
For Death brings the dead love back to life — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock, 166 SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH And I am this dead man's own true wife; For the mad sea, sick of my passion and pain Has brought me my first love back again, When the wild sea chickens began to flock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It said, " You have come for your salvage, ma'am; The South brings sorrow, and here I am.
Where the wild sea chickens began to flock.'* She made him a shroud of her satin gown, — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock; She brought him in state, into Lighthouse Town; This was my husband, cruel and cross.
The South brings sorrow and Life brings loss.
When the wild sea chickens begin to flock.
Over this dead man's ship they passed, — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock; They kindled corpse ...candles over the mast.
But the Magdalene Sea, on its christen trough, Has scoured my sins and his sorrow off.
When the wild sea chickens begin to flock.
He lies like a noble man, brave in the shroud — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock.
But the heart within me is glad and proud.
For this is the salvage I ought to him.
Of the keeper who lets his lamp burn dim.
When the wild sea chickens begin to flock.
For Death brings the dead love back to life — The wave breaks over the Lighthouse rock, 166 SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH And I am this dead man's own true wife; For the mad sea, sick of my passion and pain Has brought me my first love back again, When the wild sea chickens began to flock.
What to read after The Spirit of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gorham Press. Prt to read onlineMoreLess
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