Legends of Vancouver
Legends of Vancouver
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But when this wasfinally done the handsome young Tulameen left his people, his tribe, his country, and went into the far north. "For, " he said, as hesang his farewell war-song, "my heart lies dead in the TulameenRiver. " * * * * * But the spirit of his girl-wife still sings through the canyon, itssong blending with the music of that sweetest-voiced river in allthe great valleys of the Dry Belt. That is why this laughter, thesobbing murmur of the beautiful Tulameen, will haunt for evermorethe e...ar that has once listened to its song.
THE GREY ARCHWAY The steamer, like a huge shuttle, wove in and out among thecountless small islands; its long trailing scarf of grey smokehung heavily along the uncertain shores, casting a shadow over thepearly waters of the Pacific, which swung lazily from rock to rockin indescribable beauty.
After dinner I wandered astern with the traveller's ever-presenthope of seeing the beauties of a typical Northern sunset, and bysome happy chance I placed my deck-stool near an old tillicum, whowas leaning on the rail, his pipe between his thin, curved lips, hisbrown hands clasped idly, his sombre eyes looking far out to sea, as though they searched the future--or was it that they were seeingthe past?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when this wasfinally done the handsome young Tulameen left his people, his tribe, his country, and went into the far north. "For, " he said, as hesang his farewell war-song, "my heart lies dead in the TulameenRiver. " * * * * * But the spirit of his girl-wife still sings through the canyon, itssong blending with the music of that sweetest-voiced river in allthe great valleys of the Dry Belt. That is why this laughter, thesobbing murmur of the beautiful Tulameen, will haunt for evermorethe e...ar that has once listened to its song.
THE GREY ARCHWAY The steamer, like a huge shuttle, wove in and out among thecountless small islands; its long trailing scarf of grey smokehung heavily along the uncertain shores, casting a shadow over thepearly waters of the Pacific, which swung lazily from rock to rockin indescribable beauty.
After dinner I wandered astern with the traveller's ever-presenthope of seeing the beauties of a typical Northern sunset, and bysome happy chance I placed my deck-stool near an old tillicum, whowas leaning on the rail, his pipe between his thin, curved lips, hisbrown hands clasped idly, his sombre eyes looking far out to sea, as though they searched the future--or was it that they were seeingthe past?
What to read after Legends of Vancouver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson E. Pauline to read onlineMoreLess
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