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...his own, and so rode unto the island, and put him and his horse in a great boat; and when he came on the other side he met with a damosel, and she sai...

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...Table of Contents: LYRICAL 3 -- CROSSWAYS 5 -- THE SONG OF THE HAPPY SHEPHERD, 5 -- THE SAD SHEPHERD, 6 -- THE CLOAK, THE BOAT, AND THE SHOES, 7 -- ANASHUYA AND VIJAYA, 8 -- THE INDIAN UPON GOD, 11 -- THE INDIAN TO HIS LOVE, 11 -- THE FALLING OF THE LEAVES, 12 -- EPHEMERA, 13 -- THE MADNESS OF KING GOLL, 13 -- THE STOLEN CHILD, 16 -- TO AN ISLE ...

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...PHERD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 THE CLOAK, THE BOAT, AND THE SHOES . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ANASHUYA AND VIJAYA . . . .... ...articulate moan Among her wildering whirls, forgetting him. THE CLOAK, THE BOAT, AND THE SHOES ‘WHAT do you make so fair and bright?’ ‘I make the cloa... ... In all men’s sight.’ ‘What do you build with sails for flight?’ ‘I build a boat for Sorrow: O swift on the seas all day and night Saileth the rover So... ...they take the upper road Or stay content on the low, Rower bent in his row boat 326 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS Or weaver bent at his loom, Hor... ...ol de rol de rolly O. A great black ragged bird appeared when I was in the boat; Some twenty feet from tip to tip had it stretched rightly out, With fl... ...g it made a great display, But I never stopped to question, what could the boatman say But fol de rol de rolly O. Now I am in the public house and lea... ...their pride, And murmured snatches of delight; And on the shores were many boats With bending sterns and bending bows, And carven figures on their prow... ... the island bands. O patrick! for a hundred years We went a fishing in long boats With bending sterns and bending bows, And carven figures on their prow... ... daily meat; Who when night thickens are afloat On dappled skins in a glass boat, Far out under a windless sky; While over them birds of Aengus fly, And...

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...be I sanctified thee. Wee are not sure that there was no kinde of shippe nor boate to fish in, nor to passe by, till God prescribed Noah that absol... ...ch the holy Ghost by Moses useth for the Arke, is common to all kinde of boates, Thebah, and is the same word that Moses useth for the boate th...

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...l Mountains, for the hotel will be closed. And then he will take the river boat, and in a few hours will find himself at New York. If he desires to go... ...ted and duly used. 76 North America V ol. 1 We went up to the new town by boat, taking the course of the River Ottawa. We passed St. Ann’s, but no on... ... to find that the negro melodies have not yet reached “Old Virginie.” This boat conveyance from Montreal to Ottawa is not all that could be wished in ... ...ch grief, I will not presume that you will be less lucky. Below there is a boat generally ready. If it be not there, the place is not chosen amiss for... ...nd to ask yourself what chance of life would remain to any ship, craft, or boat required by destiny to undergo navigation beneath the bridge and down ... ...one else to do it for him. Whether or no, in this case, the captain of the boat was the proprietor, or whether, as I was told, he was paid for the job... ...three were joined together in the attempt. I was told by a man who saw the boat pass under the bridge that she made one long leap down, as she came th... ... a place called Grand Haven, on Lake Michigan, from whence we were to take boat for Milwaukee, a town in Wisconsin, on the opposite or western shore o... ...re he may. And I was soon informed, with considerable energy, that let the boat be kept there as long as it might by stress of weather, the beef-steak...

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...ey toiled at the oars, they slyly cut the water at each stroke and allowed the boat’s momentum to In a Far Country 27 float up the blade. They thought... ...s among its blankets as they listened to the tale of one who had served on the boat brigade with Wolseley when he fought his way to Khar toum. And wh... ...In the sands of the beach were the crooked timbers and wave warped planks of a boat such as my people never built; and I remember on the point of the ... ...d with the passing of the light. These two men came from out of the sea in the boat which lay in pieces on the beach. And they were white like you, an... ...ed and were afraid. For there was much fog, and every day men were lost in the boats. They would not work, so the captain turned the ship back toward ... ...uld hang by the pack, even to the Russian Isles, where few men go. So I took a boat, in the black of night, when the lookout dozed on the fok’slehead,... ...hief, and the son of a chief, and had paid for her an untold price of skin and boat and bead. “But why so many words? I was a sailorman, and knew the ... ...as. Besides, Unga was mine, and I had paid for her an untold price of skin and boat and bead. “And in this manner we came through the white forest, wi... ...tle bag with the tea and a kettle of water,” he called the next instant to his boatmen; “not forgetting the haunch of cariboo and the mixing pan.” Whe...

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...e voyage over to Saba is an adventure itself. The island can be reached by boat or, the more exciting way, by plane. This is no ordinary plane; it is ... ... The river is one of the fastest and the shortest rivers in North America. Boats depart from the dock daily. They pass directly in front of the falls,...

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...d Janet. There was a confused outcry of indignation, in which waves—crabs— boats and shrimps, were all mingled together, “I’m sure that’s not half so ... ...nd him and became a holiday boy, and the whole six climbed rocks, paddled, boated, hunted sea weeds and sea animals, lived on the beach from morning t... ...e have done such a thing—we came to tell you of it.” “We’ve lost the man’s boat,” added Armine, “and we must give him the money for another.” “What is... ...m round him. “We two went down to the beach yesterday, and we saw a little boat—Peter Lary’s pretty little boat, you know, that is so light—and we got... ...s about the Rocky Island, and she said father and granny had brought their boats to the beautiful country, and that we ought to go after them, and the... ...erstand how her two boys had been floated thither. Jock went on— “We had a boat-hook, and I pulled up to the island; I did, mother, and I made fast th... ...at-hook, and I pulled up to the island; I did, mother, and I made fast the boat to a little stick, and we went out to explore the island.” 37 Yonge “... ...” went on Jock. “Never mind that now. What happened?” “Why, the brute of a boat got away,” said Jock, much in- jured, “when I’d made her ever so fast.... ...ys and Thursdays. I hailed and I hailed, and they saw or heard, and sent a boat and took us on board. The people all came and looked at us, and one of...

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..., written as the ship came up Channel, and sent into Portsmouth, with the first boat that left the Antwerp, at anchor, in Spithead; and when Crawford w... ...pbell was here at four o’clock, to ask for you; he has got one of the Thrush’s boats, and is going off to her at six, and hoped you would be here in t... ...bour, that I might have sat a few hours with you in comfort; but as there is a boat ashore, I had better go off at once, and there is no help for it. ... ...ust in time. The doctor has been here enquiring for you; he has got one of the boats, and is to be off for Spithead by six, so you had better go with ... ...re singing out! Ay, Sam’s voice louder than all the rest! That boy is fit for a boatswain. Holla — you there — Sam — stop your confounded pipe, or I sh...

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...th every where. The only house I had been the owner of before, if I except a boat, was a tent, which I used occasionally when making excursions in the... ... excursions in the summer, and this is still rolled up in my garret; but the boat, after passing from hand to hand, has gone down the stream of time. ... ...his lines. Once in a while we sat together on the pond, he at one end of the boat, and I at the other; but not many words passed between us, for he ha... ...with, I used to raise the echoes by striking with a paddle on the side of my boat, filling the surrounding woods with circling and dilating sound, stir... ...om every wooded vale and hill side. In warm evenings I frequently sat in the boat playing the flute, and saw the perch, which I seemed to have charmed,... ...h a view to the next day’s dinner, spent the hours of midnight fishing from a boat by moonlight, serenaded by owls and foxes, and hearing, from time to... ... whether liquid or solid.” But, looking directly down into our waters from a boat, they are seen to be of very different colors. Walden is blue at one... ...lity when I told them, that a few years later I was accustomed to fish from a boat in a secluded cove in the woods, fifteen rods from the only shore the... ...asionally a travelling mud turtle visits it. Sometimes, when I pushed off my boat in the morning, I disturbed a great mud turtle which had secreted hi...

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...sins. But these, fearing the anger of their countrymen, launched a fishing boat, and put out to sea for Crete: they had finished half their voyage whe...

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... burned Bengal lights and sent up fireworks in the evenings, and a sailing-boat with red lanterns floated by Obrutchanovo. One morning the engineer’s ... ...father and son, the village elder and V olodka, punted over the river in a boat and went to a hamlet on the other side where there was a tavern, and t... ...nywhere; what do we want with a bridge? If we have to, we can cross by the boat.” Someone from the yard outside knocked at the window so violently tha... ...dka — thought of the white horses, the little po- nies, the fireworks, the boat with the lanterns; they remem- bered how the engineer’s wife, so beaut... ...ays and procrastinations, the temporary and permanent prisons, the convict boats, the wearisome stoppages on the way, the frozen winters, illnesses, d... ...l life.” Gusev was looking at the little window and was not listen- ing. A boat was swaying on the transparent, soft, turquoise water all bathed in ho... ...ding up cages with canaries and calling out: “It sings, it sings!” Another boat knocked against the first; the steam cutter darted by. And then there ... ...against the first; the steam cutter darted by. And then there came another boat with a fat Chinaman sitting in it, eating rice with little sticks. Lan... ...though one were sitting in a dark forest; but if, for instance, they let a boat down on to the water this minute and an officer ordered me to go a hun...

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...onna, called by the people of the locality ‘Santa Maria delle Grazie.’ The boatmen and fishermen of the Mincio, who had been, as they said, often save... ...o means pleasant. It took three-quarters of an hour to put the oxen in the boat, it took half an hour to get them on the other shore, and another hour... ...an hour to get them on the other shore, and another hour to have the ferry boat back. The panorama from the beach was splendid, the Po appeared in all... ...nd as if belonging to another world. Several peasants were waiting for the boat near me, talking about the war and the Austrians, and swearing they wo... ...and the high- est municipal authority in the place. I started in the ferry boat with them at last. While crossing they got to speak of the priests, an...

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...is your view of fishing, but maybe you have as much fun just riding in the boat as you do catching fish. Another person might think of fishing from a ...

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...stasy. The ignorant, to be sure, the people—they are like a river on which a boat floateth along: and in the boat sit the estimates of value, solemn a... ...ple as good and evil. It was ye, ye wisest ones, who put such guests in this boat, and gave them pomp and proud names—ye and your ruling Will! Onward ... ... and proud names—ye and your ruling Will! Onward the river now carrieth your boat: it must carry it. A small matter if the rough wave foameth and angr... ...o hath ears let him hear! 188 Thus Spake Zarathustra 17. THERE STANDETH THE BOAT—thither goeth it over, perhaps into vast nothingness—but who willeth... ...lleth to enter into this “Perhaps”? None of you want to enter into the death-boat! How should ye then be world-weary ones! World-weary ones! And have ... ...stra. And however high be thy height, many of them must rise up to thee: thy boat shall not rest much longer on dry ground. And that we despairing one...

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...to start our outreach program. Our first destination was a jail. We took a boat, across the crystal clear blue waters, to the other side of the city. ...

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...he one has sacrificed his crew; the other brings back his seamen in a cock-boat, and has lost the ship. I believe there are not many sea-captains who ... ...ed ashore there one 49 Lay Morals early morning, there sat with me in the boat two sisters, bidding farewell (in humble imitation of Damien) to the l... ..., it is my belief that nature would have triumphed even in you; and as the boat drew but a little nearer, and you beheld the stairs crowded with abomi...

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...complish them. Vigor will enable a man to play tennis or golf or to sail a boat better than he would if he were weak. But only by employing ball and r... ... is possible to alter it easily and frequently. If a child is making a toy boat, he must hold on to a single end and direct a considerable number of a... ...ect a considerable number of acts by that one idea. If he is just “playing boat” he may change the material that serves as a boat almost at will, and ...

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... before our eyes the city cut into three by the two arms of the river, the boat-shaped island “moored” by five bridges to the different shores, and th... ... as it begins. I am very doubtful whether it would be possible to keep the boat from foundering in such circumstances, by any amount of breakwater and... ...e? Of the chapter in which Lantenac and Halmalho are alone together in the boat, the less said the better; of course, if there were nothing else, they... ...itself a character of the work. Every one who has been upon a walking or a boating tour, living in the open air, with the body in constant exercise an... ...hand. There were few things that he could not do. He could make a house, a boat, a pencil, or a book. He was a surveyor, a scholar, a natural historia... ... natural historian. He could run, walk, climb, skate, swim, and man- age a boat. The smallest occasion served to display his physi- cal accomplishment... ... already white” for their last morning in Japan. They seized a fisherman’s boat and rowed out – Perry lying far to sea because of the two tides. Their... ...r they had no sooner caught hold upon the ship than they kicked away their boat to make return impossible. And now you would have thought that all was... ...ith all its spires, the river passing through the old bridge and busy with boats. One side of the White T ower has been taken out, and we can see, as ...