The Ballad of the Royal Ann
The Ballad of the Royal Ann
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And suddenly the beam was gone, Gone was the vision too, But the stars came out across the sk}' Like a drift of silver dew, A sweet wind stirred, the bow-wave purred, As the great sails filled and drew.
[16] The Ballad of the " Royal Ann ' 47- The seamen on John Bassett cried, 14 Captain, a breeze, a breeze !
Let us begone upon our course, Out of these cursed seas ! " But the captain stayed as though he prayed Stone-dead upon his knees.
The JHoor Stream (LAMORNA. ) WIND-BORNE his summons came f...or her Where on the moors she lay.
Dawn set the world aflame for her And swept the stars away.
She heard the Sea's voice swell again, 14 Oh come my own, my sweet ! " She trembled with its spell again And sped her crystal feet.
And now by reedy valley-ways She hastens to his calls, By willow-latticed alley-ways And creaming waterfalls.
The choirs of linnets trill to her, " Oh little bride, good-bye !" The blackbird bugles shrill to her From out the April sky.
[18] The tMoor Stream Sun-sparkling, and a-quiver she Comes dancing from above, With silver bells a-shiver, she Runs laughing to her love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And suddenly the beam was gone, Gone was the vision too, But the stars came out across the sk}' Like a drift of silver dew, A sweet wind stirred, the bow-wave purred, As the great sails filled and drew.
[16] The Ballad of the " Royal Ann ' 47- The seamen on John Bassett cried, 14 Captain, a breeze, a breeze !
Let us begone upon our course, Out of these cursed seas ! " But the captain stayed as though he prayed Stone-dead upon his knees.
The JHoor Stream (LAMORNA. ) WIND-BORNE his summons came f...or her Where on the moors she lay.
Dawn set the world aflame for her And swept the stars away.
She heard the Sea's voice swell again, 14 Oh come my own, my sweet ! " She trembled with its spell again And sped her crystal feet.
And now by reedy valley-ways She hastens to his calls, By willow-latticed alley-ways And creaming waterfalls.
The choirs of linnets trill to her, " Oh little bride, good-bye !" The blackbird bugles shrill to her From out the April sky.
[18] The tMoor Stream Sun-sparkling, and a-quiver she Comes dancing from above, With silver bells a-shiver, she Runs laughing to her love.
What to read after The Ballad of the Royal Ann?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crosbie Garstin to read onlineMoreLess
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