 The great ship, so proudly confident, which I had seen sail out in all her strength and beauty, was at the bottom of the sea. She lay there upon the ocean sand — her wounded length still quivering with the blow of death — and down through the dim...  The War Eagle: A Contemporary Novel - Pàgina 264per William James Dawson - 1918 - 313 pàginesVisualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
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...image is made effective because it contrasts with the non-sentimentality in the majority of the novel. The great ship, so proudly confident, which I had...children, the crowded faces of the dead, open-eyed, with their hair streaming out like sea-weed in the eddies— open hands that clutched nothingness— the... | |
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