The Complete Poems
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*' We hauled our men in : two of them were dead- The sea had beaten them, their heads hung down ; Our parson's arms were empty, for the wave Had torn away the pretty, pretty lamb ; We often see him stand beside her grave : But 'twas no fault of his, no fault of his.
" I ask your pardon, Sirs ; I prate and prate, And never have I said what brought me here.
Sirs, if you want a boat to-morrow morn, I'm bold to say there's ne'er a boat like mine." " Ay, that was what we wanted," we replied ; " A bo...at, his boat ; " and off he went, well pleased.
We, too, rose up (the crimson in the sky Flushing our faces), and went sauntering on.
And thought to reach our lodging, by the cliff.
And up and down among the heather beds.
And up and down between the sheaves, we sped.
BROTHERS, AND A SERMON. 245 Doubling and winding ; for a long ravine Ran up into the land and cut us off, Pushing out slippery ledges for the birds, And rent with many a crevice, where the wind Had laid up drifts of empty eggshells, swept From the bare berths of gulls and guillemots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' We hauled our men in : two of them were dead- The sea had beaten them, their heads hung down ; Our parson's arms were empty, for the wave Had torn away the pretty, pretty lamb ; We often see him stand beside her grave : But 'twas no fault of his, no fault of his.
" I ask your pardon, Sirs ; I prate and prate, And never have I said what brought me here.
Sirs, if you want a boat to-morrow morn, I'm bold to say there's ne'er a boat like mine." " Ay, that was what we wanted," we replied ; " A bo...at, his boat ; " and off he went, well pleased.
We, too, rose up (the crimson in the sky Flushing our faces), and went sauntering on.
And thought to reach our lodging, by the cliff.
And up and down among the heather beds.
And up and down between the sheaves, we sped.
BROTHERS, AND A SERMON. 245 Doubling and winding ; for a long ravine Ran up into the land and cut us off, Pushing out slippery ledges for the birds, And rent with many a crevice, where the wind Had laid up drifts of empty eggshells, swept From the bare berths of gulls and guillemots.
What to read after The Complete Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingelow Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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