Legends of Southern California volume 1
Legends of Southern California volume 1
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You may smile in superior fashion, And call it a dark superstition.
No? You will not? Then I'll tell you Why rumblings come from the mountain.
This is the legend of Tauquitz, Old as the lore of Soboba. Long, long ago, on the mountain Lived a great Giant named Tauquitz. He sat on his mountain and brooded — A lonely, old bachelor Giant. His brother on San Bernardino Was married to Mount Cucamonga; A row of their children, the foothills, Were growing in line to the ocean.
The Rumblings of Tauquitz... 77 The Giantess on Mount San Jacinto Was handsome, unmarried and waiting, But Tauquitz was sullen and silent; He wanted a wife from the mortals.
He turned to the east, where the desert Lay barren and baked in the sunshine, And wind-devils danced on the sandhills ; Useless to search in the desert; Beauty thrives not in an oven.
He turned to the west. A fair country Lay blooming from mountain to ocean ; Villages dotted the landscape; Maidens were there beyond counting, But none were so fair nor so gentle As Mena, the Rose of Soboba.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may smile in superior fashion, And call it a dark superstition.
No? You will not? Then I'll tell you Why rumblings come from the mountain.
This is the legend of Tauquitz, Old as the lore of Soboba. Long, long ago, on the mountain Lived a great Giant named Tauquitz. He sat on his mountain and brooded — A lonely, old bachelor Giant. His brother on San Bernardino Was married to Mount Cucamonga; A row of their children, the foothills, Were growing in line to the ocean.
The Rumblings of Tauquitz... 77 The Giantess on Mount San Jacinto Was handsome, unmarried and waiting, But Tauquitz was sullen and silent; He wanted a wife from the mortals.
He turned to the east, where the desert Lay barren and baked in the sunshine, And wind-devils danced on the sandhills ; Useless to search in the desert; Beauty thrives not in an oven.
He turned to the west. A fair country Lay blooming from mountain to ocean ; Villages dotted the landscape; Maidens were there beyond counting, But none were so fair nor so gentle As Mena, the Rose of Soboba.
What to read after Legends of Southern California volume 1?
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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