Wood Notes And Church Bells
Wood Notes And Church Bells
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He notes each sea-bird falling. And in Creation's groans marks its sad share — Its dying cry — for retribution calling.
Oh, stay thine hand! Cease from this useless slaughter — For though kind Nature from the rocks and sand Washes the stains each day with briny water; — Yet on thine hand, Raised against God's fair creature, Beware lest there be found a crimson brand Indelible by any force of Nature.
AND CIIUBCH-BELLS. 93 THE FLAMBOEOUGH PILOTS.
The lights revolve, now white, now red, In vain — ...no warning ray is shed From mist-enfolded Flamborough Head.
In vain the gun booms on the shore — No warning sound is wafted o'er The waves that to the darkness roar.
To straining eye and listening ear, In heaven or earth no signs appear. Whereby bewildered bark may steer.
But suddenly a voice is heard, The wailing note of wild sea-bird, And all the sailor's heart is stirred.
•-94 WOOD-NOTES "The Flamborough Pilots!" is his cry, Beware — beware — the rocks arc nigli, Turn the ship's head, and seaward fly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He notes each sea-bird falling. And in Creation's groans marks its sad share — Its dying cry — for retribution calling.
Oh, stay thine hand! Cease from this useless slaughter — For though kind Nature from the rocks and sand Washes the stains each day with briny water; — Yet on thine hand, Raised against God's fair creature, Beware lest there be found a crimson brand Indelible by any force of Nature.
AND CIIUBCH-BELLS. 93 THE FLAMBOEOUGH PILOTS.
The lights revolve, now white, now red, In vain — ...no warning ray is shed From mist-enfolded Flamborough Head.
In vain the gun booms on the shore — No warning sound is wafted o'er The waves that to the darkness roar.
To straining eye and listening ear, In heaven or earth no signs appear. Whereby bewildered bark may steer.
But suddenly a voice is heard, The wailing note of wild sea-bird, And all the sailor's heart is stirred.
•-94 WOOD-NOTES "The Flamborough Pilots!" is his cry, Beware — beware — the rocks arc nigli, Turn the ship's head, and seaward fly.
What to read after Wood Notes And Church Bells?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Wilton to read onlineMoreLess
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