The Two Voices: Poems of the Mountains and the SeaJoseph Knight, 1886 - 207 من الصفحات |
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... tell ; And yet I have foregone as dear as these , With pain , because I could not take them all In my small craft , lest some mischance befall . But why have kept some that so widely please Best known of all ? Because I loved them so ...
... tell ; And yet I have foregone as dear as these , With pain , because I could not take them all In my small craft , lest some mischance befall . But why have kept some that so widely please Best known of all ? Because I loved them so ...
الصفحة 26
... Telling how the Count Arnaldos , With his hawk upon his hand , Saw a fair and stately galley , Steering onward to the land ; How he heard the ancient helmsman Chant a song so wild and clear , That the sailing sea - bird slowly Poised ...
... Telling how the Count Arnaldos , With his hawk upon his hand , Saw a fair and stately galley , Steering onward to the land ; How he heard the ancient helmsman Chant a song so wild and clear , That the sailing sea - bird slowly Poised ...
الصفحة 42
... tell How he fares , or answer well What the little one has found Since he left us , outward bound ? Would that he might return ! Then should we learn , From the pricking of his chart , How the skyey roadways part . Hush ! does not the ...
... tell How he fares , or answer well What the little one has found Since he left us , outward bound ? Would that he might return ! Then should we learn , From the pricking of his chart , How the skyey roadways part . Hush ! does not the ...
الصفحة 43
... tell me whither I must sail , What peril there may be , Before I take my life in hand And venture out to sea ! " We may not tell thee where to sail , Nor what the dangers are ; Each sailor soundeth for himself , Each hath a separate ...
... tell me whither I must sail , What peril there may be , Before I take my life in hand And venture out to sea ! " We may not tell thee where to sail , Nor what the dangers are ; Each sailor soundeth for himself , Each hath a separate ...
الصفحة 44
... Tell me the secret of the waves ; Say what my fate shall be- Quick ! for the mighty winds are up , And will not wait for me . " Hail and farewell , O voyager ! Thyself must read the waves ; What we have learned of sun and storm Lies ...
... Tell me the secret of the waves ; Say what my fate shall be- Quick ! for the mighty winds are up , And will not wait for me . " Hail and farewell , O voyager ! Thyself must read the waves ; What we have learned of sun and storm Lies ...
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