Under the Wave Poem of Hope and Loss
A poem reflecting sea imagery and tragedy battles to save loved ones as waves sweep away wealth and life. It contrasts bravest effort with helplessness, ending on a note that hope and love endure beyond death.
10 Nov 1860
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1860
Page
1
A poem reflecting sea imagery and tragedy battles to save loved ones as waves sweep away wealth and life. It contrasts bravest effort with helplessness, ending on a note that hope and love endure beyond death.
The piece reflects on memories of home and the deep bonds of family. It laments threats to private life and argues that households grant privacy and moral safety, contrasting public turmoil with the solace and humanity found within a fireside home.
The passage describes a courtroom exchange where Tom Corwin questions a witness about credulity by probing belief in Robinson Crusoe Gulliver's Travels and Wirt's Life of Patrick Henry The witness admits partial belief and uncertainty prompting a display of the witness's susceptibility to fictional narratives.
An 19th century scene features a witty hostess rebuking a skeptic as she fends off a patron’s attack on belief. The passage contrasts clever rhetoric with everyday truths, noting that reasoned blows do not equal real insight and that even sharp minds can misinterpret wit.
Isabel Crawford meets Jenny Green a hungry berry picker and learns of poverty in the hill cottage. She buys berries, helps with clothing and food then plans a cow gift to steady the family, hosting a birthday picnic to honor Jenny and celebrate communal care.
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