Georgian Poetry 1911-12 by Various
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Captain: Well, here's a marvel: 'Tis a king, for sure! 'Twould take the taxes of a world to dress A man in that silken gold, and all those gems. What a flash the light makes of him; nay, he burns; And he's here on the quay all by himself, Not even a slave to fan him!--Man, you're ailing! You look like death; is it the falling sickness? Or has the mere thought of the Indian journey Made your marrow quail with a cold fever? The Stranger: (to the Captain) You are the master of this ship? Captain: I am. Stranger: This huddled man belongs to me: a slave Escaped my service. Captain: Lord, I knew not that. But you are in good time. |
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