Africa An Essay
Africa An Essay
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9 The seed is sown. No doubt some seeds, Though buried long they lie, And sadly choked with tare and weeds.
Shall bloom beyond the sky.
O Itinerating. The Mission-boat is on the sea. Its errand there may various be; To transport food ; the Word to preach ; The sick a healthier spot to reach; A life to save; for letters, guests; Or, sent on exploration's quests.
(24) 1 Day's heat is past. The boat is launched.
The sun sinks toward the west. Take in the oars! Put up the sail!
With good wind we ar...e blest!
2 The night is clear. Stars mark our way; Cassiopea's Chair, Orion, Taurus, (no North star) But the "Pointers" two are there.
3 The Utembani's fair east wind The main-sail's sheet keeps taut; And, while it lasts, the crew may find Their sleep on box or thwart.
4 At last the night grew dark, And strong the south wind blew, The parted waves swept by our barque.
As up that wind we flew.
5 But, now, this tack we've run enough; This long boom must come o'er. " Ready! " "About! " " Belay there!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 The seed is sown. No doubt some seeds, Though buried long they lie, And sadly choked with tare and weeds.
Shall bloom beyond the sky.
O Itinerating. The Mission-boat is on the sea. Its errand there may various be; To transport food ; the Word to preach ; The sick a healthier spot to reach; A life to save; for letters, guests; Or, sent on exploration's quests.
(24) 1 Day's heat is past. The boat is launched.
The sun sinks toward the west. Take in the oars! Put up the sail!
With good wind we ar...e blest!
2 The night is clear. Stars mark our way; Cassiopea's Chair, Orion, Taurus, (no North star) But the "Pointers" two are there.
3 The Utembani's fair east wind The main-sail's sheet keeps taut; And, while it lasts, the crew may find Their sleep on box or thwart.
4 At last the night grew dark, And strong the south wind blew, The parted waves swept by our barque.
As up that wind we flew.
5 But, now, this tack we've run enough; This long boom must come o'er. " Ready! " "About! " " Belay there!
What to read after Africa An Essay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hamill Nassau to read onlineMoreLess
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