 | William Henry Irving - 1928 - 508 стор.
...their losses to retrieve; Ride o'er the waves in spacious hoops, Like Lapland witches in a sieve. . . . There is a gulf, where thousands fell, Here all the...though deep as Hell — 'Change Alley is the dreadful name.1 Ward also has his eye on the ladies. In A South Sea Ballad, or Merry Remarks upon Exchange-Alley... | |
 | Charles Wright, Charles Ernest Fayle - 1928 - 610 стор.
...paddling in his leaky boat, And here they fish for gold and drown. ***** Mean-time secure on Garr'way cliffs, A savage race, by shipwrecks fed, Lie waiting...the founder'd skiffs, And strip the bodies of the dead."1 In this mood, Members were not apt to discriminate between one scheme and another, and on April... | |
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There is a gulf, where thousands fell, Here all the bold adventurers came, A narrow sound, though deep as Hell — 'Change Alley is the dreadful name. 
