Long did the feasting endure, with sweet cricket and beetle ingested, Till Fate in the form of Time eroded the life of their Queenship, And dread Death stalked them, storming their ancient bastion… After the jump, the opening lines of the original, in John Dryden's translation, for comparison.
He approached the Indians with respect, joined with them in a long tabagie (tobacco feast) and made an informal alliance that endured for many generations.
Nowadays that vision is manifest, with a skyline feasted upon by construction cranes, as Seattle endures its new status as America's fastest-growing city – thanks in no small part to serving as home to Amazon.
And coaster work is likely to remain a small niche; Finnerty doesn't foresee jobs in the industry growing in the future, and the companies that are operating now have to endure a regular cycle of feast or famine.
A successful harvest, along with the peaceful participation of the Wampanoag Indians in the feast, meant that from that point on the Pilgrims might endure.
You'll eat off the prison floor, travel a quarter mile through the cold to the mess hall, endure hundreds of dickhead inmates in your presence, and then feast with inebriated vigor on some foul shit called TURKEY A LA KING.
