The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 55, May, 1862 by Various
page 62 of 277 (22%)
page 62 of 277 (22%)
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On, and on, and ever on!
What next? Thus the living and dying daily Flash forward their wants and words, While still on Thought's slender railway Sit scathless the little birds: They heed not the sentence dire By magical hands exprest, And only the sun's warm fire Stirs softly their happy breast. On, and on, and ever on! God next! THE SOUTH BREAKER. IN TWO PARTS. PART I. Just a cap-full of wind, and Dan shook loose the linen, and a straight shining streak with specks of foam shot after us. The mast bent like eel-grass, and our keel was half out of the water. Faith belied her name, and clung to the sides with her ten finger-nails; but as for me, I liked it. |
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