Mountain Breezes;
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Page Forty-nine Indian Cupid QL'T upon the western prairie, Lived an Indian maid, With heart as light as sunbeams airy, Face of dusky shade, Daughter of the western land, With spirit unafraid.
To this maid a youth came wooing, In the autumn brown; Like a dove, his love tale cooing, Does the maiden frown?
Not, when Cupid sets a heart, In love's golden crown.
Cupid on the western prairie, Learned to use his bow; Shooting at each dusky fairy, In the long ago; When a brave had set his love mark On ...some heart aglow.
When the summer fair was coming, And the scented air Murmured with the busy humming 'Mongst the blossoms there, This young brave built him a teepee For his love to share.
Joyously were torn toms ringing, On their wedding day, Gayly were the children singing, Dressed in glad array; Proudly did that happy red man Lead his bride awav.
Page Fifty Here we draw the deerskin curtain, Leave them for a while; With a feeling fondly certain She will ever smile; For they are fair nature's children, Free from every guile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Page Forty-nine Indian Cupid QL'T upon the western prairie, Lived an Indian maid, With heart as light as sunbeams airy, Face of dusky shade, Daughter of the western land, With spirit unafraid.
To this maid a youth came wooing, In the autumn brown; Like a dove, his love tale cooing, Does the maiden frown?
Not, when Cupid sets a heart, In love's golden crown.
Cupid on the western prairie, Learned to use his bow; Shooting at each dusky fairy, In the long ago; When a brave had set his love mark On ...some heart aglow.
When the summer fair was coming, And the scented air Murmured with the busy humming 'Mongst the blossoms there, This young brave built him a teepee For his love to share.
Joyously were torn toms ringing, On their wedding day, Gayly were the children singing, Dressed in glad array; Proudly did that happy red man Lead his bride awav.
Page Fifty Here we draw the deerskin curtain, Leave them for a while; With a feeling fondly certain She will ever smile; For they are fair nature's children, Free from every guile.
What to read after Mountain Breezes;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcdermott, George Lawrence, 1871- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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