The Rime of the Ancient Mariner\" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (demo)
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North American (General)Transcript
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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Read by J. Miller from 63 Voiceovers. It is an ancient mariner, and he stopped with one of three, like a long gray beard and glittering eye. Now wherefore stuff astound me. The bridegroom's doors are open, right? And I am next of kin. The guests are met. The feast of set missed here The Mary didn't. He holds him with his skinny hair. There was a ship. Could he hold off on hand gravy? Had loon assumes his hand dropped heat He holds them with his glittering eye. The wedding guest stood still and listens like a three years child The Mariner half its will The wedding guests that on a stone he cannot choose. But here on the speak on the ancient man, the bright hard Mariner the ship was cheer the harbor Clear merrily Did we drop below the cook But no The hill below the lighthouse top The sun came up upon the left And how to the sea came he and he shone bright and on the right went down to the sea higher and higher every day till over the master new the wedding guests could beat his breast, for he heard the loved assume. The bright half paste into the hall, red as a rose. Is she nodding their heads before they go? The merry minstrels, The wedding guest. He beat his breast. He cannot choose. But here and thus bank on the ancient man, the bright I married.