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...l be given in the Thompson Biological Laboratory CM mission work among the sailors in East Boston. Mr. Charles P. Deems, Princeton '07. at present sup... ... work in the slums of Boston. His work has been to help provide a home for sailors v»ho, when they secure shore leave, have no other place to gather e... ...fforded excellent protection against the sun; while the pelius was worn by sailors and other working-men. The women usual- ly usfid some head-dress co... ...H. Morton. THE SAILOR'S LIFE Talk by Mr. C. P. Deems on the Work of Boston Sailors' House OnMonday evening,Mr. Charles P. Deems, superintendent of the... ...y evening,Mr. Charles P. Deems, superintendent of the St. Mary's House for Sailors in East Boston, gave a short talk in which he described his work am... ...the forecastle, or the stokehole of an ocean liner. Sons of a long line of sailors, men who liave failed in other occupations, or the riff-raff of sea... ...raze of speed makes no allowance for the frailty of the human machine. The sailors, though better off than the stokers, suffer frequently from exjiosu...

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...and haloed. (This dress has raised theories of shipwrecked Arabic or Asian sailors.) It was the Wandjinas who formed the landscape in their wanderings...

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...s westward Atlantic crossing more likely stemmed from his encounters with sailors who had touched the American continent. In his revealing COD: A...

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...emishes himself, and blemishes all the worlds. There is an allegory about sailors who were sailing in a boat. one fool among them rose and wished t...

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...scape our responsibility in countries overseas, it will not help. Just as the sailors on Jonah’s boat sensed that he was to blame for the storm tha...

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...s behaviour which is actually an outrageous behaviour in feudal languages P#120 - 61. The English experience of an IPS officer P#122 - 62. British sailors in Indian police station P#123 - 63. The three levels of equality P#124 - 64. Pulling down by means of word-codes to establish equality P#126 - 65. Pulling down via means of equality! P#128 - 66. The statutory ri...

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...eading to widespread famine, claiming five million lives. A series of rebellions of sailors broke out, most famously in the Krohnstadt naval base. ...

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...he expanse of his existential turns where it seemed that there were no other sailors. Maybe, he thought to himself, he would go into a video pang late... ...if nothing touches me/ but it does you will see./ Water evaporates from me./ Sailors sail in me./ It is my glee/although I'm sometimes saddened by wha... ... a passing woman for wearing the color, pink, or wanting to make love to all sailors for wearing their clean, white, and neatly pressed uniforms. Here...

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...il they grew accustomed to an almost completely vegetarian diet. It saved the sailors from starvation. However, it also raised their awareness leve... ...ing vessel in those days to function properly. For hundreds of years: British sailors had sailed under far harsher, brutalized conditions and never ... ...ght to mutiny. Bligh’s voyage was the only ocean voyage ever taken where the sailors had stopped eating meat altogether for a long period of time. ... ...uit became their only staple food on their return home. And what’s more, the sailors living on the islands were taught to eat it raw… and began liki... ...l amount if meat they ate. But the long stay on those islands acclimated the sailors to eating fresh food, instead of processed preserved food. Dur... ...ada, she kept all of their ships in irons at anchor, with all of the starving sailors dying from horrible plagues and diseases refusing them to come... ... hundreds of years old; the British Pressgang was just one aspect of this. Sailors and boys were kidnapped by the Royal British Navy; and kidnappe... ...into the Royal Navy. It was normal. It was normal for most of these British sailors to die before ever being released from their maritime slavery. ... ...o die before ever being released from their maritime slavery. 70% of all the sailors in the Royal navy were killed, or died from wounds in one year ...

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...s; the Sirens who use the beauty of their song to enchant and then destroy sailors who pass by them; the nymph Calypso, whose beauty imprisons Ulyss...

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...ank God, I thank God. Is’t true, is’t true? TUBAL: I spoke with some of the sailors that escaped the wreck. SHYLOCK: I thank thee, good Tubal: good ...

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...n the cove at last, Our band, all weary and forlorn Ashore, like wave-worn sailors, cast— Sought for a sheltering roof in vain, And scarce could scant...

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...ay from the coast, to avoid shifting winds. I keep farther away than most sailors. It shortens the trip...” “You’re not afraid?” “No.” “When will ... ...ky, silver light...it came streaking nearer and nearer. I woke some of my sailors. My helmsman shouted. We pointed and VOICES FROM THE PAST 70 ... ... hands, press it to your face.” I saw ships and listened to their keels...sailors unloading bales...wasn’t that a remnant on the water? P ... ...will have quite a ceremony, Libus, Alcaeus, Gogu, Nanno, Helen, my girls, sailors, half the town, Pittakos and rogues...Rhodopis and Charaxos...no, ... ......he liked the cove...yes, he went farther out to sea than anyone...his sailors liked him...he...” Kleis stayed several days and each day was a mi... ...n arm, the sky unblemished; we swished between ice-bound frigates, toqued sailors leaning over, waving and jeering. It was almost Christmas and caro... ...s her tam and quotes from Two Gentlemen of Verona. They talk of Naples as sailors leer at them from on top a stack of boxes. 399 He... ... The Roebuck on the Atlantic, bucking water, sailors topmast, Raleigh in his cabin, one eye on the compass, another on... ...eiling, a book or two beside me. From above came the pad-pad of barefoot sailors, shift of rigging and cord- age, yaw of boom, sough of wind and fla...

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...o sailing. Then you will not wreck your ship, nor will the sea destroy the sailors, unless Poseidon the Earth- Shaker be set upon it, or Zeus, the kin... ...ts; for varying with the season they blow, scattering ships and destroying sailors. And men who meet these upon the sea have no help against the misch... ...the forepeak was the lion glaring fiercely with scowling brows. And so the sailors fled into the stern and crowded bemused about the right-minded helm... ...ntil suddenly the lion sprang upon the master and seized him; and when the sailors saw it they leapt out overboard one and all into the bright sea, es... ...ble and rough for those with whom you are angry. VIII. (4 lines) (ll. 1-4) Sailors, who rove the seas and whom a hateful fate has made as the shy sea-...

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...but still his girth increased and he swelled prodigiously under his shirt. The sailors grinned. They knew. And when the scientific men set a watch on t... ...thrust it into his shirt bosom. Similar were the donations from other grinning sailors. The scientific men were discreet. They let him alone. But they ... ...s and rotund officials of the great companies, cowboys from the Western ranges, sailors from the sea, hunters and dog mushers of a score of nationaliti... ...mpathy. The old roystering crowd was there, and, as of old, three frost bitten sailors were there, fresh from the long traverse from the Arctic, survi... .... He had seen a few of the white devils. They were all alike — the officers and sailors on the ship, the French officials, the several white men on the ...

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...n art. At present men make shift to wear what they can get. Like shipwrecked sailors, they put on what they can find on the beach, and at a little dist... ...of our craft, like curious passen gers, and not make the voyage like stupid sailors picking oakum. The other side of the globe is but the home of our...

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... has every thing in its favour; heroism, danger, bustle, fashion. Soldiers and sailors are always acceptable in society. Nobody can wonder that men ar... ... are always acceptable in society. Nobody can wonder that men are soldiers and sailors.” “But the motives of a man who takes orders with the certainty...

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... was a wharf, ringing with the dis- cordant shouts of negroes and cries of sailors. The old nurse was dead, and fictitious foster brothers and sisters... ..., because I deserved it; and I only hoped I might die, for I knew what the sailors said of Gilbert.” Listless and indifferent, she let her tyrants do ...

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...E COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS II CRAZY JANE REPROVED I CARE not what the sailors say: All those dreadful thunder stones, All that storm that blots t... ...l lovers. THE SHADOWY WATERS 421 textscPersons in the Poem Forgael Aibric Sailors Dectora 422 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS THE SHADOWY WATERS A... ...ps upon the raised portion of the deck towards the front of the stage. Two Sailors are standing near to the mast, on which a harp is hanging. First Sa... ....B. YEATS Aibric. Put by these thoughts, And listen to me for a while. The sailors Are plotting for your death. Forgael. Have I not given More riches ... ...ement, energy, delight, Until the overburthened moon is dead. [A number of Sailors enter hurriedly.] First Sailor. Look there! there in the mist! a sh... ...gs. Aibric. Run at them now, And overpower the crew while yet asleep! [The Sailors go out.] [Voices and the clashing of swords are heard from the othe... ... and the high air, They cannot hear my voice; but what’s the meaning? [The Sailors have returned. Dectora is with them.] Forgael [turning and seeing h... ...Who have slain my husband and laid hands upon me. [Breaking loose from the Sailors who are holding her.] Let go my hands! Forgael. Why do you cast a s... ... were to put you on that ship, 434 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS With sailors that were sworn to do your will, And you had spread a sail for home...

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...nd with a little practice. In a crowd of four hundred healthy soldiers and sailors half a dozen sick ones are not con- spicuous; well, they drove you ... ...d without eyes, black smoke… . Overhead someone gave a loud shout, several sailors ran by , they seemed to be dragging something bulky over the deck, ... ...k, the latter put his unhurt arm round him and carried him up. On the deck sailors and time-expired soldiers were lying asleep side by side; there wer... ...unch of birch twigs. He slept for two days, and at midday on the third two sailors came down and carried him out. He was sewn up in sailcloth and to m... ...t was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be.” “ Amen,” chanted three sailors. The soldiers and the officers crossed themselves and looked away a...

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... helmsman, “there goeth Zarathustra to hell!” About the same time that these sailors landed on the fire-isle, there was a rumour that Zarathustra had ... ...hardly lis- tened to him: so great was their eagerness to tell him about the sailors, the rabbits, and the flying man. “What am I to think of it!” sai... ...ra bitterly. XLVI. THE VISION AND THE ENIGMA 1. WHEN IT GOT abroad among the sailors that Zarathustra was on board the ship—for a man who came from th... ...es on high masts: a small light, certainly, but a great comfort to cast-away sailors and ship-wrecked ones! By divers ways and wendings did I arrive a... ...y of “man,” discov- ered also the country of “man’s future.” Now shall ye be sailors for me, brave, patient! Keep yourselves up betimes, my brethren, ...

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...shallops, All my shores are lined with shallops, Some before the winds are sailors, Some were built to sail against them.” Still the Wainola bard and ... ...ermore has Iku T urso Risen to the ocean level; Never since have Northland sailors Seen the head of this sea monster. Wainamoinen, old and truthful, O...