Americas Great Northwest
Americas Great Northwest
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' The walrus and the polar bear are ever friendly foes, The caribou and eagle always swift, The greyling in the river, and the foxes in their lair Wouldn't change for all the precious gold they sift. The vastness and the solitude is all we seem to feel And wonder how the Indians on the shore Can be content to live their lives in this quiet, easy way.
EN ROUTE TO ALASKA Their wants are small, they crave for nothing more.
Are we happier than these people, Nature's children of the forest? Our long...ings and our cravings are oft great As the worm he crawleth ever Are we ever, yea, yes ever Quite contented with our lot and with our fate?
[42] EN ROUTE TO ALASKA While traveling by boat from B. C. To Skag- way We met a gold miner by chance Who staked his first claim in the year '96 And whose wealth has materially advanced. His interests lie in many great mines Whose riches we can hardly conceive, He's his own guide, knows the country by heart Am sure would be hard to deceive. We asked if at any time in his mining career He had been badly treated " In claims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The walrus and the polar bear are ever friendly foes, The caribou and eagle always swift, The greyling in the river, and the foxes in their lair Wouldn't change for all the precious gold they sift. The vastness and the solitude is all we seem to feel And wonder how the Indians on the shore Can be content to live their lives in this quiet, easy way.
EN ROUTE TO ALASKA Their wants are small, they crave for nothing more.
Are we happier than these people, Nature's children of the forest? Our long...ings and our cravings are oft great As the worm he crawleth ever Are we ever, yea, yes ever Quite contented with our lot and with our fate?
[42] EN ROUTE TO ALASKA While traveling by boat from B. C. To Skag- way We met a gold miner by chance Who staked his first claim in the year '96 And whose wealth has materially advanced. His interests lie in many great mines Whose riches we can hardly conceive, He's his own guide, knows the country by heart Am sure would be hard to deceive. We asked if at any time in his mining career He had been badly treated " In claims.
What to read after Americas Great Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice B Bernheim to read onlineMoreLess
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