Concerning "the greatest sailor
since the world began." Tennyson?
In this matter of writing, resolve purpose
as one may to keep to the main road,
some branching by-paths have an allurement enticement not
readily to be withstood. Beckoned by the
genius of Nelson Knowingly I am going to err
into such a by-path. If the reader
will keep me company I shall be glad.
At the least we can promise ourselves that
pleasure which is wickedly said to be
in sinning, for a literary sin it the brief
divergence will be. Very likely
it is no new remark that the inventions
of our time have at last brought
since the world began." Tennyson?
In this matter of writing, resolve purpose
as one may to keep to the main road,
some branching by-paths have an allurement enticement not
readily to be withstood. Beckoned by the
genius of Nelson Knowingly I am going to err
into such a by-path. If the reader
will keep me company I shall be glad.
At the least we can promise ourselves that
pleasure which is wickedly said to be
in sinning, for a literary sin it the brief
divergence will be. Very likely
it is no new remark that the inventions
of our time have at last brought
Concerning "the greatest sailor
since the world began." Tennyson?
In this matter of writing, resolve purpose
as one may to keep to the main road,
some branching by-paths have an allurement enticement not
readily to be withstood. Beckoned by the
genius of Nelson Knowingly I am going to err
into such a by-path. If the reader
will keep me company I shall be glad.
At the least we can promise ourselves that
pleasure which is wickedly said to be
in sinning, for a literary sin it the brief
divergence will be. Very likely
it is no new remark that the inventions
of our time have at last brought
since the world began." Tennyson?
In this matter of writing, resolve purpose
as one may to keep to the main road,
some branching by-paths have an allurement enticement not
readily to be withstood. Beckoned by the
genius of Nelson Knowingly I am going to err
into such a by-path. If the reader
will keep me company I shall be glad.
At the least we can promise ourselves that
pleasure which is wickedly said to be
in sinning, for a literary sin it the brief
divergence will be. Very likely
it is no new remark that the inventions
of our time have at last brought
Transcribed by: John Bryant