 and a fair, fair wind' — Though you cried, as if to die Was all there was ahead of you, When we put out to sea; But now, sweetheart, we're headed home To the west'ard and to thee. So blow, ye devils, and walk her home — For she's the able Lucy Foster....  The Trawler - Page 51by James Brendan Connolly - 1914 - 68 pagesFull view - About this book
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...sweetheart, we're headed home, To the west'ard and to thee. So blow, ye devils, and walk her home— O she's the able Lucy Foster. The woman I love is waiting...gales, The harder ye blow the faster she sails— O my soul, there's a girl in Gloucester! NORWAY AND THE NORWEGIANS FROM AN AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW BY... | |
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...sweetheart, we're headed home, To the west'ard and to thee. So blow, ye devils, and walk her home — О she's the able Lucy Foster. The woman I love is waiting me, So drive the Lucy home to Gloucester. О ho ho for this heaven-sent breeze, Straight from the east and all you please! Come along now, ye... | |
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