The Republican journal., 1911-09-21
conos of the Sea.
REACHED.

,.r to a superstitious observ-
'ofalns S certain fisher-folk, the re-
a Tta5t of a drowned fisherman has
e yr y. snhere of usefulness, and is
PEI -t5 curses and solemn i'm
el hy the assembled neighbors.
Of, her all alone. with her keel
S" to the sun; :.
aFhSl1 ~, her. with a curse, for the deed
l W. she has done.
.n. ave her sides, as they float
~ 1 | he " est;
OIL ~ His kiss the bow, where the
si'g ..,r. wave has pressed.
-. .- fren pause and grow silent,
...5 gr.., eyes,
sN rosy hands in awe upon her
,s.-s -rr hes.
..,s ~ by, with their snowy sails
'l1f 's,sater echoes on the shore be-
ia the dead,
.-,r from those who priced her, that
y l,J new we'll, face to face;
W ,1ee upon the sea-starved one, SO
drsly ~ 1lsgrace.
eft her all alone, with her keel
l --rsI t. the sun;
.'..'- lei, her. with curse, for the deed
h. she as done.
.r. the long night, waves sob the tale
nj. the tide;
il The. in her anguish, and she means
d -srIr'1e.
.,-a7e heart-timbers shrink through
!. rSre-.ng summer day,
-' E-.,y beams cry out for one touch of
.slu F'ts
IF. her all alone, with her keel
.-,s5 t. the sun;
..-,.-s- har with curse, for the deed
a. she las done.
-. FL r0e fishers hut, where lights
.,,- ana low!
.'. s.4. idly drying, as the swift
md GO
D .r.;, vatters waiting, when the
..5 Is spread!
md. az7-s broken, breaking, with the
.~.,- the bread!
Dbl. AXE 1th ragged mainsail, blowing
,-..s -eil Of foam,
a-7r.= steed a culver, pressing for
-. b.. home;
.... s7a the tempest, she had wealth
-s5 El the gale,
.,,- Sun Drowned lovers came not
,.. her sail.
,.-. her all alone, with her keel
g--- ae sun;
AZ. Pr, with curse, for the deed
-.t ans done.
Virginia Frazer Boyle.
.-. THE LoNGsHoREMAN.
ng hard,
-ssr --- is foaming, and she wants
"
(. c5r. ia l'ws,
GIN. g.. q quick.
s-- and she's driving, but this
1sal q.-r pay.
-.-.-s 4a.oWs,
r..-- -ee parched and thick,
= and she's driving, but this
deals st-s pay.
IS fa bright,
..ee- and a crushing with the
q. 49, eo- men and things.
-4.f 81 the cases,
-= ,,F ne them inside,
YER, w = working as he sings, as he
'.- .-- ug up the cases,
-.--.- Sc let them slide,
s-e -l- Working as he sings.
ii. 5tng cold,
s,a .rg and tramping as we work
push and roll.
s.r4EanC ev'ry muscle,
sWl -ist get away,
~ MAI Is striving for to reach GER
.s
-s -r7.7iag ev'ry muscle,
raea.s Extra pay,
1-sr IRE glasses clinking--and that is
/ goal
t'rs ee,rug dark,
.a-s-
Z -2e.-ug, men are fretting-O! the
ms 4e coming slow.
.ssseHEers are fretting
g 81 never start.
r= ng and fretting that the
-r .a"=r go.
u-- remen are sweating,
am Wy the heart;
g~ yaTing waiting, waiting to hear
r---- low.
.ea.s done,
r5 blowing, the ship is gone
-e= .retty tired,
-.ne away,
I-.a ven be resting, and-the devil
he 1s -sg
gGrTs ne a-drinking,
"a se'rrg extra pay,
@ tie a-spreeing and a-drinking
ara asst
1F-r reu in New York Sun.
-4 Asst BUCCANEER.
lbs Ter- telling, the waves were swell
lg
Ky was ack and drear,
he rev With eyes of flame brought the
lT without a name
A5e the asst Buccaneer.
lies your sloop full sail before SO
srce gale,
all others drive bare on the seas?
he ye from the shore of the holy
syado-.