 | 1855 - 534 páginas
...tihip heel over from the wind, and sweep headlong down the cataract of the race, plunging her yards in the foam, and showing her whole black side even to...when it was in my very grasp ! Unmerciful ! " " A crnck which rent the sky, and made the granite ring and quiver ; a bright world of flame, and then... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1855 - 612 páginas
...just in time. ' Sir ! Sir ! What are you at ? We shall clear the rock yet.' ' Yes ! ' shouted Amyas, in his frenzy ; ' but he will not ! ' Another minute....red-hot, every mast, and sail, and rock, and Salvation Yeo,"as he stood just in front of Amyas, the tiller in his hand — all red-hot, transfigured into... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1855 - 388 páginas
...just in time. " Sir ! Sir ! What are you at ? We shall clear the rock yet." " Yes !" shouted Amyas in his frenzy ; " But he will not!" Another minute....right ! when it was in my very grasp ! Unmerciful ! " blank of utter darkness, against which stood out, glowing red-hot, every mast, and sail, and rock,... | |
 | Sallie A. Brock - 1869 - 666 páginas
...whole of a part But a part of a Whole. HETHOPOIJTAN RECOBD. "Shame !" cried Amyas, hurling his sword into the sea. "To lose my right — my right, when it was in my very grasp. Unmerciful!" AMYAS LEIOH INTO the sea ho hurled it, Into the weltering sea, The sword that had led so often The... | |
 | Mary T. Tardy - 1870 - 524 páginas
...life within thee dwells — Thy spirit asks for rest. SEMMES'S SWOED. "Shame/' cried Amyas, Imrling his sword far into the sea. " To lose my right —...my right, when it was in my very grasp. Unmerciful ! " — Amyas Leigh, Kingsley. INTO the sea he hurled it, Into the weltering sea, The sword that had... | |
 | Catherine Ann Warfield - 1877 - 404 páginas
...romance. Just as she had given utterance to the words, " ' Shame ! ' cried Amyas, hurling his sword into the sea ; ' to lose my right ! my right, when it was in my very grasp — unmerciful ! ' " slie looked up suddenly and saw the form of a stranger, slight, well-dressed, well-made, albeit... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1885 - 620 páginas
...just in time. " Sir ! sir ! What are you at 1 We shall clear the rock yet." " Yes !" shouted Amyas in his frenzy ; " but he will not !" Another minute....and then a blank of utter darkness, against which stoixl out, glowing red-hot, every mast, and sail, and rock, and Salvation Yeo as he Btood just in... | |
 | 1887 - 428 páginas
...showing her whole black side even to her keel, till she rolled clean over, and vanished for everand ever. " Shame ! " cried Amyas, hurling his sword far...blank of utter darkness, against which stood out, plowing red-hot, every mast, and sail, and rock, and Salvation Yeo as he stood beside Amyas, the tiller... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1899 - 478 páginas
...caught it just in time. "Sir! sir! What are you at? We shall clear the rock yet. " "Yes!" shouted Amyas, in his frenzy; "but he will not!" Another minute....and then a blank of utter darkness, against which 436 Westward Ho! stood out, glowing red-hot, every mast, and sail, and rock, and Salvation Yeo as he... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1899 - 956 páginas
...it just in time. "Sir! sir! What are you at ? We shall clear the rock yet. " "Yes!" shouted Amyas, in his frenzy; "but he will not!" Another minute....and then a blank of utter darkness, against which 436 Westward Ho! stood out, glowing red-hot, every mast, and sail, and rock, and Salvation Yeo as he... | |
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An awful silence fell on every English soul. They heard not the roaring of wind and surge; they saw not the blinding flashes of the lightning; but they heard one long ear-piercing wail to every saint in heaven rise from five hundred human throats ; they... 
