Under the Stars And Other Songs of the Sea
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And oh! ye folk of English speech, When such is the brood ye 've borne, What favor need ye ever beseech From a Fate so ripe for scorn?
Stand forth, 'tis yours by right of birth, And take, ye heritors of the earth!
Chiquita: A Legend of the Western Seas Her name? CHIQUITA. Ah, senor, See how the sea-weed winds around her!
Dead? Yes; for many an hour before I came and found her.
The gentle waves had laid her down Here on the sands, and heaped her over With soft, sweet-smelling foam, and brown Lon...g-leaved sea clover.
And hark! The sea-birds sing her dirge, And all the chorus of the ocean Makes mournful music, surge on surge, In sad devotion.
Last night she lay within these arms Her mother's arms, senor, no other 49 Chiqulta And in her sleep beheld the charms Of sleep's twin-brother.
I know, for while I watched her, tears Gleamed in the low light of the embers; And then she sighed the sigh one hears And one remembers.
From out her troubled lips words came Mixed with the sigh words wet with sorrow; " I die for thee!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And oh! ye folk of English speech, When such is the brood ye 've borne, What favor need ye ever beseech From a Fate so ripe for scorn?
Stand forth, 'tis yours by right of birth, And take, ye heritors of the earth!
Chiquita: A Legend of the Western Seas Her name? CHIQUITA. Ah, senor, See how the sea-weed winds around her!
Dead? Yes; for many an hour before I came and found her.
The gentle waves had laid her down Here on the sands, and heaped her over With soft, sweet-smelling foam, and brown Lon...g-leaved sea clover.
And hark! The sea-birds sing her dirge, And all the chorus of the ocean Makes mournful music, surge on surge, In sad devotion.
Last night she lay within these arms Her mother's arms, senor, no other 49 Chiqulta And in her sleep beheld the charms Of sleep's twin-brother.
I know, for while I watched her, tears Gleamed in the low light of the embers; And then she sighed the sigh one hears And one remembers.
From out her troubled lips words came Mixed with the sigh words wet with sorrow; " I die for thee!
What to read after Under the Stars And Other Songs of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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