California Sunshine
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Great oaks, leading up to the steep, sunny hill-sides, Stretching down to the banks of the slow, winding stream, On San Joaquin. 73 I see through thy vistas the homesteaJ, the cottage, And the pink-tinted orchards in radiance gleam. Some day may I rest there, long, glad years to tarry, In my wonderful grove land, the oaks of Tulare.
THE QUEEN.
IMPASSIONED day has gone, And night serene Her star-bright robe assumes in soft array, And sits a queen, On high, lone hills uplifted far away.
NONCHALAN...CE.
OWLET, nodding thus so quaintly While the first pale star gleams faintly From the purple sky, Pray, what think you of my roaming, As I pass you in the gloaming, Going slowly by?
I would know what you are thinking With your wide-eyed, steady blinking. And your solemn bow.
74 California Sunshine.
You have guessed my secret surely, Looking sidewise so demurely. Ah, I wonder how !
I had thought that none would see me, As I walked out here to free me From the parlor s glare; For I love the gray night falling, And the noise of crickets calling From the stubble there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great oaks, leading up to the steep, sunny hill-sides, Stretching down to the banks of the slow, winding stream, On San Joaquin. 73 I see through thy vistas the homesteaJ, the cottage, And the pink-tinted orchards in radiance gleam. Some day may I rest there, long, glad years to tarry, In my wonderful grove land, the oaks of Tulare.
THE QUEEN.
IMPASSIONED day has gone, And night serene Her star-bright robe assumes in soft array, And sits a queen, On high, lone hills uplifted far away.
NONCHALAN...CE.
OWLET, nodding thus so quaintly While the first pale star gleams faintly From the purple sky, Pray, what think you of my roaming, As I pass you in the gloaming, Going slowly by?
I would know what you are thinking With your wide-eyed, steady blinking. And your solemn bow.
74 California Sunshine.
You have guessed my secret surely, Looking sidewise so demurely. Ah, I wonder how !
I had thought that none would see me, As I walked out here to free me From the parlor s glare; For I love the gray night falling, And the noise of crickets calling From the stubble there.
What to read after California Sunshine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lillian Hinman Shuey to read onlineMoreLess
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