It is an example of georgic and pastoral poetry. The poem combines elements of epic, pastoral, and georgic poetry. "Britannic" (III) and "Georgic" (II). Georgic's mother feared that her husband would kill Georgic. Ben Jasnow and George Woodman, "Georgic Fantasy". The following month "Georgic" arrived at Faslane for breaking up. "Georgic" started her maiden voyage on 25 June 1932. The giving of a Georgic is now extremely rare, but still occasionally occurs. Here she supplemented "Britannic" and "Georgic" on the London to New York service. "Georgic" was scrapped in 1956. Like "Britannic", "Georgic" was a motorship, and not a steamer, fitted with a diesel powerplant. Beginning on 29 December, they first towed "Georgic" to Port Sudan taking 13 days. At the third banquet, Georgic arrived in a grand manner. Georgic is the singular of Georgics, a poem by Virgil. Georgic had two brothers-in-law who were jealous of him; they set out and became lost.