A Tale of the Santa Rita Mountains
A Tale of the Santa Rita Mountains
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'Xeath lofty peaks and sentinels To guard this fair and beauteous vale.
From the furious mountain gale.
Upon this hilly plain so fair.
Tower'd a mound of rocks in air: One day there march'd into the glen, A motley troop of armed men; Detailed from Cortes' main command.
To explore and search the land.
Until they found as legend told.
"A mountain, huge, of solid gold.
Like a fortress in shape and face.
When it you find, look at its base.
A cave you'll see. Within that hold Will be found the solid... gold. " And gold they r found in ample store, But not the solid form it wore; Tw r as in the rock where sweat and toil Must delve it from its mother soil.
Adjunctive to the troops, there came. Of Carmelite friars of goodly fame A noble band; endow'd with nerve To danger brave; their cause to serve: Not they to look for mounds of gold. Hut in church's name to seize and hold (And by its law make good their claim) The richest land in this domain.
The troops examined the rocky mound, Hut "solid gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Xeath lofty peaks and sentinels To guard this fair and beauteous vale.
From the furious mountain gale.
Upon this hilly plain so fair.
Tower'd a mound of rocks in air: One day there march'd into the glen, A motley troop of armed men; Detailed from Cortes' main command.
To explore and search the land.
Until they found as legend told.
"A mountain, huge, of solid gold.
Like a fortress in shape and face.
When it you find, look at its base.
A cave you'll see. Within that hold Will be found the solid... gold. " And gold they r found in ample store, But not the solid form it wore; Tw r as in the rock where sweat and toil Must delve it from its mother soil.
Adjunctive to the troops, there came. Of Carmelite friars of goodly fame A noble band; endow'd with nerve To danger brave; their cause to serve: Not they to look for mounds of gold. Hut in church's name to seize and hold (And by its law make good their claim) The richest land in this domain.
The troops examined the rocky mound, Hut "solid gold.
What to read after A Tale of the Santa Rita Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Harriet L Wason to read onlineMoreLess
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