My Bunkie And Other Ballads
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And the riches of the Orient, silk, tea, pearl, jade and spice, Must enter through my Golden Gate, your cul- tured to suffice.
And hidden batt'ries 'mong my cliffs inspect the western sky.
For I watch the Asian millions with an ever wake- ful eye.
[112] Honolulu.
The jewel of the Orient where the lava hot is hurled, I'm famed abroad the beauteous garden spot of all the world. Two thousand miles to eastward lies my mother country great, And to her I join the Philippines and watch the islands' fa...te. And the splendors of the Orient and glories of the West, Commingling with the flag I float, ordain me triply blest.
Sitka.
I guard the northern waters, I gather hide and fur, I watch the poachers off the coast, and catch them should they err. And the glories of the Northern Lights above the frozen sea. Their dazzling scintillating flames are flashing far and free. The nations send their best and worst to me to gather gold; And the snowy passes grimly grasp their victims manifold. 3 [113] Manila.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the riches of the Orient, silk, tea, pearl, jade and spice, Must enter through my Golden Gate, your cul- tured to suffice.
And hidden batt'ries 'mong my cliffs inspect the western sky.
For I watch the Asian millions with an ever wake- ful eye.
[112] Honolulu.
The jewel of the Orient where the lava hot is hurled, I'm famed abroad the beauteous garden spot of all the world. Two thousand miles to eastward lies my mother country great, And to her I join the Philippines and watch the islands' fa...te. And the splendors of the Orient and glories of the West, Commingling with the flag I float, ordain me triply blest.
Sitka.
I guard the northern waters, I gather hide and fur, I watch the poachers off the coast, and catch them should they err. And the glories of the Northern Lights above the frozen sea. Their dazzling scintillating flames are flashing far and free. The nations send their best and worst to me to gather gold; And the snowy passes grimly grasp their victims manifold. 3 [113] Manila.
What to read after My Bunkie And Other Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erwin Clarkson Garrett to read onlineMoreLess
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