The Voice from the Sea
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THE VOICE FROM THE SEA.
A FISHERMAN or a pilot was walking one night on the sands at Porth-Towan, when all was still save the monotonous fall of the light waves upon the sand.
He distinctly heard a voice from the sea exclaiming,--
"The hour is come, but not the man."
This was repeated three times, when a black figure, like that of a man, appeared on the top of the hill. It paused for a moment, then rushed impetuously down the steep incline, over the sands, and was lost in the sea. In different forms this story is told all around the Cornish coast.
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