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All is illustration when an Egyptian ship
Passes by with the kings of Egypt
You noticed her high bow and the inveterate boat
And the distinguished guests oh now too small
The king is dead but not the tiny models
They were complete in every detail
And suppose we had a soul and travelled
That decisive stream and followed in foamy wake
With seashells in our ears beyond the jetty
The scissor has cut the sail and the Nile
We are dropping in the mist who love the snakes
And features of the hull and how to make them
History is complete but not the sailing ship
We are lost, like pen knives and scissors in a breeze
David Shapiro, 1984
Passes by with the kings of Egypt
You noticed her high bow and the inveterate boat
And the distinguished guests oh now too small
The king is dead but not the tiny models
They were complete in every detail
And suppose we had a soul and travelled
That decisive stream and followed in foamy wake
With seashells in our ears beyond the jetty
The scissor has cut the sail and the Nile
We are dropping in the mist who love the snakes
And features of the hull and how to make them
History is complete but not the sailing ship
We are lost, like pen knives and scissors in a breeze
David Shapiro, 1984
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La vérité était que le commis avait une peur horrible de l’eau. À Vernon, son état maladif ne lui permettait pas, lorsqu’il était enfant, d’aller barboter dans la Seine ; tandis que ses camarades d’école couraient se jeter en pleine rivière, il se couchait entre deux couvertures chaudes. Laurent était devenu un nageur intrépide, un rameur infatigable ; Camille avait gardé cette épouvante que les enfants et les femmes ont pour les eaux profondes. Il tâta du pied le bout du canot, comme pour s’assurer de sa solidité.
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