Legends of Southern California
Legends of Southern California
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If you wish to see the marking On the heavens where the ribbon Of the sky was stripped for making The Blue Lizard, I will ask you To observe on moonless evenings, The milky way that stretches over, Where the blue so thinly covers That the light shines through from Heaven.
THE RUMBLINGS OF TAUQUITZ A rumbling came from the mountain, A rumbling, deep pitched and muffied, Like thundering heard from a distance. Yet, all the vault of the heavens Was cloudless, and blue as a sapphire. Motionless droo...ped the green branches Of pepper trees, decked with red clusters Of pungently odorous berries. Still was the air, as if Nature Was taking its mid-day siesta.
Pedro, the aged Soboba, Turned to the eastward and listened Gazed at the towering mountains That thrust through their blankets of forests Two rocky heads that were wearing The white frosted turbans of winter.
[75] 76 Legends of Southern California "Tauquitz is angry, " said Pedro, Tauquitz is rolling the boulders Deep in his cave in the mountain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you wish to see the marking On the heavens where the ribbon Of the sky was stripped for making The Blue Lizard, I will ask you To observe on moonless evenings, The milky way that stretches over, Where the blue so thinly covers That the light shines through from Heaven.
THE RUMBLINGS OF TAUQUITZ A rumbling came from the mountain, A rumbling, deep pitched and muffied, Like thundering heard from a distance. Yet, all the vault of the heavens Was cloudless, and blue as a sapphire. Motionless droo...ped the green branches Of pepper trees, decked with red clusters Of pungently odorous berries. Still was the air, as if Nature Was taking its mid-day siesta.
Pedro, the aged Soboba, Turned to the eastward and listened Gazed at the towering mountains That thrust through their blankets of forests Two rocky heads that were wearing The white frosted turbans of winter.
[75] 76 Legends of Southern California "Tauquitz is angry, " said Pedro, Tauquitz is rolling the boulders Deep in his cave in the mountain.
What to read after Legends of Southern California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Walter Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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