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O no ! the chart will show Far other main this queen must plow, With rounded sheets and flashing prow, Beneath that spell terrific.
34 " Seas of summer Before this ship are glowing.
THY VOYAGE.
Far other main, O sailor, Thy prow is now exploring; Thy hand is on the lion's mane, And in thine ear his roaring!
Lo, -cui>i/ry brine, whose storms chase ships, Willi hue and cry most fearful.
Where reef and shore, in ambush hoar, With stony spears lay wait to gore The ships which hunter storms press so...re Upon that ambush dreadful.
36 "^A'l^^ere reef and. shore, in ambusn iioar, With stony spears lay wait to gore The ships which hunter storms press sore." THY VOYAGE.
XL This knows that sailor lonely, Who at the wheel is standing ; And hence he feels, and hence he deals.
As but the wheel commanding; This does he turn to left or right As star and chart may beckon ; Steering with heed that headlong speed.
Away from rocks and shoals, that feed On fleets of ships, and still have greed No end of ships can slacken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O no ! the chart will show Far other main this queen must plow, With rounded sheets and flashing prow, Beneath that spell terrific.
34 " Seas of summer Before this ship are glowing.
THY VOYAGE.
Far other main, O sailor, Thy prow is now exploring; Thy hand is on the lion's mane, And in thine ear his roaring!
Lo, -cui>i/ry brine, whose storms chase ships, Willi hue and cry most fearful.
Where reef and shore, in ambush hoar, With stony spears lay wait to gore The ships which hunter storms press so...re Upon that ambush dreadful.
36 "^A'l^^ere reef and. shore, in ambusn iioar, With stony spears lay wait to gore The ships which hunter storms press sore." THY VOYAGE.
XL This knows that sailor lonely, Who at the wheel is standing ; And hence he feels, and hence he deals.
As but the wheel commanding; This does he turn to left or right As star and chart may beckon ; Steering with heed that headlong speed.
Away from rocks and shoals, that feed On fleets of ships, and still have greed No end of ships can slacken.
What to read after Thy Voyage;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Enoch Fitch Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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