Memoirs And Verses of John H Alexander
Memoirs And Verses of John H Alexander
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Then, gold was the rage Which guided the footsteps of youth and old age ; And while multitudes chose to sail o er the main, Our journey was made on an overland train. Thus the seas and the plains, all working with fate, Soon changed vast wilds into a flourishing State.
[12] And who can e er fathom the deep raging sea, Which holds many comrades of both you and me, And who will e er find the rude mounds often made In silence and sorrow o er the friends we there laid In solitude s grave on that va...st dreary plain, Where none may strew flowers nor friends come again ! Then dream not that roses filled quite all the way Which led forty-niners in that early day.
How few now remain of that wonderful throng, Which first wielded pick and filled mountain with song, Who faced every danger with hearts brave and true, To hand down a blessing for me and for you. And many filled rude graves in those days of yore, Where no mother might weep, no friend might deplore, Who, then, will withold a garland or tear, As we make a mound over an old pioneer ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, gold was the rage Which guided the footsteps of youth and old age ; And while multitudes chose to sail o er the main, Our journey was made on an overland train. Thus the seas and the plains, all working with fate, Soon changed vast wilds into a flourishing State.
[12] And who can e er fathom the deep raging sea, Which holds many comrades of both you and me, And who will e er find the rude mounds often made In silence and sorrow o er the friends we there laid In solitude s grave on that va...st dreary plain, Where none may strew flowers nor friends come again ! Then dream not that roses filled quite all the way Which led forty-niners in that early day.
How few now remain of that wonderful throng, Which first wielded pick and filled mountain with song, Who faced every danger with hearts brave and true, To hand down a blessing for me and for you. And many filled rude graves in those days of yore, Where no mother might weep, no friend might deplore, Who, then, will withold a garland or tear, As we make a mound over an old pioneer ?
What to read after Memoirs And Verses of John H Alexander?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henderson Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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