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Nor has thought time to come and go, To vibrate between yes and no; For, cries the Sailor, "Glorious chance 320 That blew us hither! NOR HAS THOUGHT TIME TO COME AND GO TO VIBRATE BETWEEN YES AND NO FOR CRIES THE SAILOR GLORIOUS CHANCE THAT BLEW US HITHER
en As if a storm had never been) 290 Proceeding with a mind at ease; While the old Familiar of the seas [35] Intent to use his utmost haste, Gained ground upon the Waggon fast, And gives another lusty cheer; 295 For spite of rumbling of the wheels, A welcome greeting he can hear;-- It is a fiddle in its glee Dinning from the CHERRY TREE! Thence the sound--the light is there--300 As Benjamin is now aware, Who, to his inward thoughts confined, Had almost reached the festive door, When, startled by the Sailor's roar, [36] He hears a sound and sees the light, 305 And in a moment calls to mind That 'tis the village MERRY-NIGHT! [F] Although before in no dejection, At this insidious recollection His heart with sudden joy is filled,--310 His ears are by the music thrilled, His eyes take pleasure in the road Glittering before him bright and broad; And Benjamin is wet and cold, And there are reasons manifold 315 That make the good, tow'rds which he's yearning, Look fairly like a lawful earning. ALE WAS PASSING BY AND DOWN THE VALE THE VEIL NOW SILENT HUSHED I WEEN AS IF A STORM HAD NEVER BEEN PROCEEDING WITH A MIND AT EASE WHILE THE OLD FAMILIAR OF THE SEAS INTENT TO USE HIS UTMOST HASTE GAINED GROUND UPON THE WAGON FAST AND GIVES ANOTHER LUSTY CHEER FOR SPITE OF RUMBLING OF THE WHEELS A WELCOME GREETING HE CAN HEAR IT IS A FIDDLE IN ITS GLEE DINNING FROM THE CHERRY TREE THENCE THE SOUND THE LIGHT IS THERE AND BENJAMIN IS NOW AWARE WHO TO HIS INWARD THOUGHTS CONFINED HAD ALMOST REACH'D THE FESTIVE DOOR WHEN STARTLED BY THE SAILOR'S ROAR HE HEARS A SOUND AND SEES THE LIGHT AND IN A MOMENT CALLS TO MIND THAT TIS THE VILLAGE MERRY NIGHT ALTHOUGH BEFORE IN NO DEJECTION AT THIS INSIDIOUS RECOLLECTION HIS HEART WITH SUDDEN JOY IS FILLED HIS EARS ARE BY THE MUSIC THRILLED HIS EYES TAKE PLEASURE IN THE ROAD GLITTERING BEFORE HIM BRIGHT AND BROAD AND BENJAMIN IS WET AND COLD AND THERE ARE REASONS MANIFOLD THAT MAKE THE GOOD TOWARDS WHICH HE'S YEARNING LOOK FAIRLY LIKE A LAWFUL EARNING
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