Songs of the Rockies
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I cannot answer, for I m old and in wane; But it s so sweet to greet you ye Hills of St. Vrain!
Then up with your banners, deathless Soul, brave and true; Bright polish the arms so oft raised gainst the foe.
Mid the songs of the wild birds your courage renew In the bosom of Nature find manna and dew. Ah! I ll answer I ll answer the Question again, Tho some day I ll be going, ye Hills of St. Vrain: When the battle is over and Mammon is slain, To heaven I m going ye Hills of St. Vrain!
In 1916 oc...curred the death of one of the most treasured charac ters of the Rocky Mountain National Park region, Lathrop Ripley, the artist, aged 35 years, the son of Mr. And Mrs. Charles C. Ripley of Kansas City, Missouri. In company with his uncle, Dr. W. J. Workman, the region in the vicinity of Fern and Odessa lakes, Spruce and Forest caftons, headwaters of the Big Thompson river, were first explored by him, and also stocked with trout. They also built the first lodge on the shores of Fern Lake. Lathrop Ripley was not only a sturdy pioneer and woodsman but was also a highly accomplished gentleman, a rare landscape painter, a musician, and an intense lover of nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot answer, for I m old and in wane; But it s so sweet to greet you ye Hills of St. Vrain!
Then up with your banners, deathless Soul, brave and true; Bright polish the arms so oft raised gainst the foe.
Mid the songs of the wild birds your courage renew In the bosom of Nature find manna and dew. Ah! I ll answer I ll answer the Question again, Tho some day I ll be going, ye Hills of St. Vrain: When the battle is over and Mammon is slain, To heaven I m going ye Hills of St. Vrain!
In 1916 oc...curred the death of one of the most treasured charac ters of the Rocky Mountain National Park region, Lathrop Ripley, the artist, aged 35 years, the son of Mr. And Mrs. Charles C. Ripley of Kansas City, Missouri. In company with his uncle, Dr. W. J. Workman, the region in the vicinity of Fern and Odessa lakes, Spruce and Forest caftons, headwaters of the Big Thompson river, were first explored by him, and also stocked with trout. They also built the first lodge on the shores of Fern Lake. Lathrop Ripley was not only a sturdy pioneer and woodsman but was also a highly accomplished gentleman, a rare landscape painter, a musician, and an intense lover of nature.
What to read after Songs of the Rockies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edwin Hewes to read onlineMoreLess
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