American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 368
the stars are gone, the skies are cold, and the voicesof the wind aloft are like a frosty whistling through clenched teeth. A mere fancy, of course,which is instantly dissolved by the first level, sparkling beam of the rising sun. The same writer, in his book descriptive of a voyage to the Cape of… … . ^ ■n aj < CM X aH 1—I > 1—1 < O HS W r-) a r/o !? <i rt « AMERICAN ART 303 live to enchant us with more wonderful sea-tales, — notes the contrasting beauties of sail andsteam-vessels, and says: Say what you will of steamers, the full-rigged sailing ship is theone real beauty of the…
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