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Updated: June 19, 2025
Here Burns, always very susceptible to new influences, he would not be the poet he is had he not been keenly alive and susceptible, fell under the malignant charm of a wild sailor-lad whose habits were loose and irregular.
On no side, however, could the fish be seen; and, although both the sailor-lad and Lalee would have been pleased to witness a little more of that same sword exercise, they were at length forced to the conclusion that the performance was over and the performer gone away, perhaps, to exhibit his prowess in some other quarter of the aquatic world.
Years and events had deepened the contrast between the two brothers; and Frank smiled with affectionate pride as he looked up in Amyas's face, and saw that he was no longer merely the rollicking handy sailor-lad, but the self-confident and stately warrior, showing in every look and gesture, "The reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill,"
Flora Macdonald was administering a glass of hot wine and water to her patient, when the door was quickly, yet gently, opened, and a sailor-lad sprang into the room, fell on his knees beside the lowly couch, seized the old woman's hand, gazed for a few seconds into her withered face, and then murmuring, "Granny, it's me," laid his head on her shoulder and burst into tears.
'Though waters wide between us glide, Our lives are warm and near: No distance parts two faithful hearts Two hearts that love so dear: And I will trust my sailor-lad, For ever and a day, To think of me to think of me When he is far away!"
You shall have a copy the moment it is completed, I think it will please you. I have dipped my pen in consuming fire for his destroyers: otherwise the style is calm and solemn . As I have already said, the last residence of Shelley was on the Gulf of Spezzia. Williams, along with a single sailor-lad, started in her for Leghorn, to welcome there Leigh Hunt.
He was an unsophisticated sailor-lad, who, with that rival's help, had reached a certain stage and crisis another one of his man's life; and let us be honest in our diagnosis the bubbles of Mr Thornycroft's fine champagne still ran in his blood and brightened his brain, lifting him above the prosaic ground-level where a craven timidity would have smothered him.
Young Captain Gillam says there's a sailor-lad working on the docks here can give evidence against M. Radisson." "Can you guess who that sailor-lad is, Rebecca?" "It is not no it is not Jack?" she asks. "Jack it is, Rebecca. That reminds me, Jack sent a message to you!" "A message to me?" "Yes you know he's married he married last year when he was in the north."
For it were to ask if they hadn't a letter lying there for her from her foster-son, Will Wilson, the sailor-lad." "What made her think there were a letter?" asked Mary. "Why, yo see, a neighbour as has been in Liverpool, telled us Will's ship were come in.
To Shelley, whose health had been failing, the out-of-door life gave renewed vigor. On the eighth of July, Shelley and Williams, accompanied by a sailor-lad, left the harbor of Leghorn to go home to their wives, from whom they had been absent for several days. Neither Shelley, Williams, nor the lad, was ever seen alive after that day.
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