Finding the Worth While in the Southwest
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A boy and a girl were tossed from the summit into the angry flood. In a twinkling, the children were transformed into pinnacles of rock and the waters sank appeased. You can see those spires of stone today from Zuni, and old people will tell you that the one with a double point is the boy. A peculiar virtue resides in that petrified humanity it seerrfs. If a childless couple resort to the base of the pinnacles and there plant prayer plumes, there will be granted to them the children of their de...sire.
There are trails, steep and rough, up Towa-yalleni's sides, and if you can make the trip with an intelligent and communi- cative old Zuni (most of the young ones seem to know or care little about the ancient things), you will have a memorable outing. An hour or two spent on that lonely breeze- swept, sun-kissed mesa-top, with its ruined 92 The Worth While in the Southwest town, its broken shrines, its historic and legendary memories, will induct you, as no amount of reading will, into the atmosphere of the Southwest's romantic past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A boy and a girl were tossed from the summit into the angry flood. In a twinkling, the children were transformed into pinnacles of rock and the waters sank appeased. You can see those spires of stone today from Zuni, and old people will tell you that the one with a double point is the boy. A peculiar virtue resides in that petrified humanity it seerrfs. If a childless couple resort to the base of the pinnacles and there plant prayer plumes, there will be granted to them the children of their de...sire.
There are trails, steep and rough, up Towa-yalleni's sides, and if you can make the trip with an intelligent and communi- cative old Zuni (most of the young ones seem to know or care little about the ancient things), you will have a memorable outing. An hour or two spent on that lonely breeze- swept, sun-kissed mesa-top, with its ruined 92 The Worth While in the Southwest town, its broken shrines, its historic and legendary memories, will induct you, as no amount of reading will, into the atmosphere of the Southwest's romantic past.
What to read after Finding the Worth While in the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Francis Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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