My Sacramento
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Passing in or through my country What say you if friend you go?
And we read the answer clearly And to Shasta drain the cup, It is stamped upon our Empire Reading — Look not down, but up !
*.— , 31 ^.— — Mf.
Near at hand are Modoc's forests, Where the wilderness outspreads, Cratered, caved, and labyrinthic, Indian marked lava beds ; Fields of lava chaos rifted, Slabs and boulders piled and thrown, Trenches deep, and caves fantastic, Chimneys, venting depths unknown.
In the South Artesian waters,... Alchemists of sage brush wold.
Change the sands of burning deserts Surely into grains of gold; And the date palms of the Tropics Grow in fields once soldier set Thickly with the warlike cactus And the Spanish bayonet.
From the clouds Mt. Whitney's snow peaks Looks down where Death Valley's land, Sunk below the ocean's level.
Drifts its fogs of burning sand Far below the glistening armor Of those peaks that rake the blue, i Far below the purpled grandeur ! Of Sierra's crested view.
1 1 1 1 I 32 I s 1 I Pasadena boasts the blossoms That December steals from May In its Carnival of Roses On each New Year's holiday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Passing in or through my country What say you if friend you go?
And we read the answer clearly And to Shasta drain the cup, It is stamped upon our Empire Reading — Look not down, but up !
*.— , 31 ^.— — Mf.
Near at hand are Modoc's forests, Where the wilderness outspreads, Cratered, caved, and labyrinthic, Indian marked lava beds ; Fields of lava chaos rifted, Slabs and boulders piled and thrown, Trenches deep, and caves fantastic, Chimneys, venting depths unknown.
In the South Artesian waters,... Alchemists of sage brush wold.
Change the sands of burning deserts Surely into grains of gold; And the date palms of the Tropics Grow in fields once soldier set Thickly with the warlike cactus And the Spanish bayonet.
From the clouds Mt. Whitney's snow peaks Looks down where Death Valley's land, Sunk below the ocean's level.
Drifts its fogs of burning sand Far below the glistening armor Of those peaks that rake the blue, i Far below the purpled grandeur ! Of Sierra's crested view.
1 1 1 1 I 32 I s 1 I Pasadena boasts the blossoms That December steals from May In its Carnival of Roses On each New Year's holiday.
What to read after My Sacramento?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Browning to read onlineMoreLess
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