Echoes From My Song Realm ..
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Well, Bill, it's a corker, an' when you an' me Just folds up our nice little tent.
Packs up our old kit, an' takes the long tramp To reach better diggings intent.
Who knows but our pards who worked, froze, and starved.
Who messed with, an' slept by our side, Come back to assist, an' help Life's great game From across what thev call Death's divide?
SONGS OF FOREST AND PRAIRIE.
ONEONTA: A Tale of Wyoming Valley.
85 Where the laughing Susquehanna Gilds the valley of Wyoming, Mirrors tree, and rock..., and mountain, On its blue and dancing crest, Dwelt a fair young Indian maiden, In the wigwam of Mandomin, Where the lofty Alleghanies Lift their storm-tossed, rugged crest.
Young, and lithe was Oneonta, Like the red deer of the forest.
And the canoe which her lover Fashioned, graceful, light and strong, Left a wake of shining bubbles, While the green shades of the forest Echoed with her happy laughter, Ringing, singing, all day long.
Many chiefs sought Oneonta, Brought their skins, and strings of wampum To the wigwam of Mandomin, But her heart was firm and true : "I can love but one, my father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, Bill, it's a corker, an' when you an' me Just folds up our nice little tent.
Packs up our old kit, an' takes the long tramp To reach better diggings intent.
Who knows but our pards who worked, froze, and starved.
Who messed with, an' slept by our side, Come back to assist, an' help Life's great game From across what thev call Death's divide?
SONGS OF FOREST AND PRAIRIE.
ONEONTA: A Tale of Wyoming Valley.
85 Where the laughing Susquehanna Gilds the valley of Wyoming, Mirrors tree, and rock..., and mountain, On its blue and dancing crest, Dwelt a fair young Indian maiden, In the wigwam of Mandomin, Where the lofty Alleghanies Lift their storm-tossed, rugged crest.
Young, and lithe was Oneonta, Like the red deer of the forest.
And the canoe which her lover Fashioned, graceful, light and strong, Left a wake of shining bubbles, While the green shades of the forest Echoed with her happy laughter, Ringing, singing, all day long.
Many chiefs sought Oneonta, Brought their skins, and strings of wampum To the wigwam of Mandomin, But her heart was firm and true : "I can love but one, my father.
What to read after Echoes From My Song Realm ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hildreth, Frederick Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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