...pittance ; such be theirs ! Think from that sleep, my son, how I awoke When they were gone ; think on ray tears, my groans, Such ills lamenting, when I saw my ships, With which 1 hither sail'd, all out at sea, And steering hence ; no mortal in the place, Not one to succour me,...

...the wares They saw me sleeping ori the shore, beneath This rock's rude covering, with 'malignant joty They left me, and sail'd ; hence, a few mean rags,...lenient hand to mitigate my wound. On every side I roH'd my eyes, and saw . Nothing but wretchedrtess : ; of that enough.. Time after time roll'd on;...

...on the shore, beneath This rock's rude covering, with malignant joy They left me, and sail'd hence. Think from that sleep, my son, how I awoke, When they...roll'd my eyes, and saw Nothing but wretchedness. The manner in which this unfortunate formed his cave, and administered to his daily wants, is also...

...on the shore, beneath This rock's rude covering, with malignant joy They left me, and sail'd hence Think from that sleep, my son, how I awoke, When they...ships, With which I hither sail'd, all out at sea, Not one to succour me; — not one to lend His lenient hand to mitigate my wound ! On every side I...

...joy They left me, and sail'd hence. Think from that sleep, my son, how I awoke, When they were gone I Think on my tears, my groans. Such ills lamenting,...I roll'd my eyes, and saw Nothing but wretchedness ". Upon a rock, twenty-nine miles north-west of Nooaheevah, in the South Seas, an American passed three...

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