Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 118
all the country is flooded, andevery mariner out at sea furls his dripping sails. . . .The sun also, both when rising and when he hideshimself beneath the waves, will give you signs ; in-fallible signs attend the sun ... a blue colour an-nounces rain, or fiery winds ; but if the spots begin tobe… … CHAPTER VI THE VIKING MARINERS IAR has always been a great incen-tive to shipbuilding. But thisstatement requires modificationby excluding both civil war andthe merchant ship. Of the for-mer, no better instance could befound than the disastrous Warsof the Roses. Of the latter, themanner in which…
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