The Female Poets of America. With Portraits, Biographical Notices, And Specimens of Their Writings
The Female Poets of America. With Portraits, Biographical Notices, And Specimens of Their Writings
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Where, like incense, on the morning Went up the cabin smoke.
The tall oaks bowed before thee.
Like reeds before the blast; And the earth put forth in gladness.
Where the axe in triumph passed.
Then hail ! thou noble conqueror !
That, when tyranny oppressed.
Hewed for our fathers from the wild A land wherein to rest.
Hail, to the power that giveth The bounty of the soil.
And freedom, and an honoured name.
To the hardy sons of toil !
Digitized by Google MARY E. HEWITT. 157 GOD BLESS THE MARINER.
...God's blessing on the Mariner!
A venturous life leads he — What reck the landsmen* of their toil, Who dwell upon the sea?
The landsman sits within his home, His fireside bright and warm; Nor asks how fares the mariner All night amid the storm.
God bless the hardy Mariner!
A homely garb wears he, And he goeth with a rolling gait, Like a ship upon the sea.
He hath piped the loud " ay, ay, sir !'' O'er the voices of the main.
Till his deep tones have the hoarseness Of the rising hurricane.
His seamed and honest visage The sun and wind have tanned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where, like incense, on the morning Went up the cabin smoke.
The tall oaks bowed before thee.
Like reeds before the blast; And the earth put forth in gladness.
Where the axe in triumph passed.
Then hail ! thou noble conqueror !
That, when tyranny oppressed.
Hewed for our fathers from the wild A land wherein to rest.
Hail, to the power that giveth The bounty of the soil.
And freedom, and an honoured name.
To the hardy sons of toil !
Digitized by Google MARY E. HEWITT. 157 GOD BLESS THE MARINER.
...God's blessing on the Mariner!
A venturous life leads he — What reck the landsmen* of their toil, Who dwell upon the sea?
The landsman sits within his home, His fireside bright and warm; Nor asks how fares the mariner All night amid the storm.
God bless the hardy Mariner!
A homely garb wears he, And he goeth with a rolling gait, Like a ship upon the sea.
He hath piped the loud " ay, ay, sir !'' O'er the voices of the main.
Till his deep tones have the hoarseness Of the rising hurricane.
His seamed and honest visage The sun and wind have tanned.
What to read after The Female Poets of America. With Portraits, Biographical Notices, And Specimens of Their Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Read, Thomas Buchanan, 1822-1872. Edt to read onlineMoreLess
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