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Fnll many strong and sea-defying pile, And then they turned upon their home-

 ward route, And while above them the kind sun did

 smile, They bent around the southern giants

 horn, That cape of wo to mariners forlorn. And day by day the stranger wrought np- The sturdy natures of that gallant crew, Until their kindest sympathy he won; There was mild and melancholy hue In ali that as by him or said or done, Mixed with certain fiery act or two, Showing that tho hls feelings might be

 fine, Still they were not entirely feminine. Helearned their language too with ready

 ease, To them a source of wonder and surprise And, certain way 8 mariner to please, Their quaint expressions and their oddl-

 ties Cosld drink with them-aY drink them to

 their knees, Could stand at helm--cry when surprised, !,

 my eyes' And sundry other parts Of sailor freek, All attic, quaint and strange, and some an-

 tique. One day the sun stood right above the

 mast, The sea vas all like one great emerald, The dinper hour had but one moment pass

 ed, When-z-.a white squall aheadl' the top

 man bawied. "A bout ship there---see every thing is

 fast--- ''In with all sails---hurrssso ssori3aisS z :, |

 apneuasiif1izs an---it comes --- ;s2Is f--r tzaned lyurta gazed---the ship one moment lay, hen thrust the waves aside from out its

 way, md rushed afong---biocks rattied, cord-

 age yelled, n stern defiance of the passing gust; he .timbers groaned---the upper sails out

 sweled md tore to ribbons---still, as when at

 first, he hardy steersmRn all his vantage held-- When forward from dozen tongues out

 burst, md drowned the wind which wildly round

 them roared, Aft there down boats---a man is over-

 board"

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