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Show I ov-'nad a l i t t l e bor-t a atella ago And s a i l e d a Horning Sea without a fear. And t h i t h e r any bra esse might f a i r l y blow I ' d steer the 11441a c r a f t afar or near, Ukm «aa the teat» Anci mine the a i r. And mine the 5eaf Hot mine a care. My boat becacie izj place of nifcfttly t o i l. I s a i l e d at sunset to the fiahln^ round, At :.t»ru Urn teat waa freighted with the aptH TtV't iv nll-c^nnuerint; work and s k i l l had fttiad* hirn aaa the boats £ And mine the net, And mine the skill And 'power to get. One day Ultra paaaad alon*, the silent shore, While 1 a? net «&a a&a.4tag la the seaf A mm who ajoke as never ruin before, I followed Kir»t;-ne*f lift be^-Mi In me. ilaa *aa the boet. But His the voice, And ills the call, Yet mine the choice*, Ah I ?*«aa a ftiarfttl ni^ht out on the Lake, Ana all my aklll airailad aat at tte btla, T i l ! He aele<*;>[ ',a%- n, t r y i n g , "Taice .'-;...•. Th^u cor;mnd, l e s t enters ov€r*vh< liif w HIa waa the boat An- His the aea, And at a the F t t t a ft 0*re a l l and me* Orce t r a p Hie boat Me taught the curious throng, Then u-Oj ite l e t down nets out in the ae«.* I a*i»Mred#tet obeyed ,nor aaa i t lone Before the opteh •» t %ed ?id huohll :A ne, His *•;• i the boat, An: ftia the aUXX And Bli the aatah And Rla '«j vri\i. J.A.R. |
