Deck und Port; oder, Vorfälle von einer Kreuzfahrt in den Vereinigten Staaten Fregatte Kongress zu Kalifornien. Die er canlet gehen, wenn er seinen unkeeled Handwerk bringen. einen Shout folgt, wo seine unüberschaubare horsedashes, - es sei denn, es unter der Masse, und thenthere ist eine solche Streuung als würde es an der amongsheep stürzen sich von einem Wolf, oder unter Tauben an der Sturzflug des Falken. Vor allem in einem Blick Gruppe Kurven eine gealterte Chief, der gekommen ist, um zu sehen, einer Gala Tag mehr beforehe hinunter zum Land der Schatten. Er errichtet histall Statur, aber nicht in den Stolz und die Hälfte vergisst, die tuftedwand, der lang Susta

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Deck and port; or, Incidents of a cruise in the United States frigate Congress to California . which he canlet go, when he would bring up his unkeeled craft.A shout follows wherever his unmanageable horsedashes, —unless it be among the crowd, and thenthere is such a scattering as there would be amongsheep at the pounce of a wolf, or among pigeons atthe swoop of the hawk. Foremost in a gazing group bends an aged chief, who has come out to see one gala day more beforehe descends to the land of shadows. He erects histall stature, but not in pride, and half forgets the tuftedwand that has long sustained his tottering years.He thinks not of the feathered mantle which fallsfrom his shoulders, or the badges of rank which glit-ter on his breast. His eyes are on a group of chil- DECK AND PORT. dren wildly at play, Fourscore summers have shed their venial Ik . and yet their glee this day makes his pulses fly as if heWere again a child, lie watches their light lout-steps, their laughing eyes, and timid hands as theygarland with flowers the arching horns of the old pa-triarch of his ilock.. A band of children, round ? snow-white ram, There wreathe his venerable horn* with flowers; While peaceful as if still an unwc.uiod lamb, The patriarch f the Bock all gently cowersber head majestieallj tame, Or eats from out the palm, or playful lowers Hi- l •. and (hen, Yielding to their mall hands, draws Lack again. SKETCHES OF HONOLULU. 357 Sunday, June 21. I exchanged with Mr. Damonthis morning; he officiating on board the Congress, while I took his place in the Seamens chapel. Thefrigate had the advantage in the arrangement, but Iintend to look out for my floating parish. In theafternoon I was, by appointment, in the pulpit of thetings chapel. The spacious edifice was crowded.His majesty, the court, and chiefs were present, andan auditory of some three thousand. They had as-sembled under the vague expectation that Commo-dore Stockton might address them, for a report tothat effect, with

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• bookauthorcoltonwalter17971851
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1860