American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 144
my, noisy, smoky wharf wherethe vessel lies while her cargo is being stowed aboard; the second displays the poetry ofher existence, — the breezy mouth of the harbor, with the ship about to cast off all ties which-link her to the shore, and stand out for the open sea. Now you can almost hear the… … The City Wharves. Drawn by Woodward. Fare you well, sweethearts ! Heave O, cheerly, men !Shore gambarado and sport!The good ship all ready,Each dog-vane is steady,The wind blowing dead out of port,Heave O ! 632 AMERICAN ART Once in blue water — Heave O, cheerly, men !Blow it from North or from…
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