Rhymes From the Santa Barbara Hills
Rhymes From the Santa Barbara Hills
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Titanic forces, long since spent, Their tortured vitals tore and rent, Till down they sank to wat'ry graves Beneath the angry, hissing waves. They sank to rest, to dream, to sleep, Far down beneath the ocean deep, Till earthquakes shook both sea and shore And waked them from their dreams once more.
Yea ! waked them up and made them stand In serried rows along the land !
[12] Their faces old are sere and brown With gulleys where their tears ran down. Like us, they often long for rest To sink ben...eath the ocean's breast; But still they fear, when Titans wake, The trembling firmament should quake, And while the stars affrighted flee, They sink into a fiery sea. Such thoughts as these our souls appall ! Such haunting fears are in us all.
Great sentinels along the land, May we, like you, each faithful stand Till bugles sound at break of day To call us from our posts away.
O LOVE DIVINE O love divine, to Thee I flee Pecavi domine, pecavi. Unworthy I, yet thou dost come Sub tectum meum, sub tectum meum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Titanic forces, long since spent, Their tortured vitals tore and rent, Till down they sank to wat'ry graves Beneath the angry, hissing waves. They sank to rest, to dream, to sleep, Far down beneath the ocean deep, Till earthquakes shook both sea and shore And waked them from their dreams once more.
Yea ! waked them up and made them stand In serried rows along the land !
[12] Their faces old are sere and brown With gulleys where their tears ran down. Like us, they often long for rest To sink ben...eath the ocean's breast; But still they fear, when Titans wake, The trembling firmament should quake, And while the stars affrighted flee, They sink into a fiery sea. Such thoughts as these our souls appall ! Such haunting fears are in us all.
Great sentinels along the land, May we, like you, each faithful stand Till bugles sound at break of day To call us from our posts away.
O LOVE DIVINE O love divine, to Thee I flee Pecavi domine, pecavi. Unworthy I, yet thou dost come Sub tectum meum, sub tectum meum.
What to read after Rhymes From the Santa Barbara Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Stowe to read onlineMoreLess
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