The Great Adventure Of Max Breuck: 12
Amy Lowell
Little by little Max made out the way That Grootver pressed that poor harassed old man. His money he must have, too long delay Had turned the usurer to a ruffian. “But let me take my ship, with many bales Of cotton stuffs dyed crimson, green, and blue, Cunningly patterned, made to suit the taste Of mandarin’s ladies; when my battered sails Open for home, such stores will I bring you That all your former ventures will be counted waste.
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