Journeys through bookland; a new and original plan for reading (1912)
Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve company · leaf 69
ultry level ofthe plain; and the Spanish mariner on the deckof his bark, far, far off on the bosom of the blueMediterranean, watches them with a pensiveeye, thinks of delightful Granada, and chants inlow voice some old romance about the Moors. But enough, the sun is high above the moun-tains, and… … HERVE RIEL ROBERT BROWNING Note,—This poem of Brownings furnishesits own historical setting; it gives date and placesand names. All, in fact, that it does not tell usis that the battle at Cape la Hogue was a part ofthe struggle between England and France under-taken because Louis XIV of France…
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