Nahda a Story of Spanish American Life
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Once again they roamed together O er the flow ry hills of promise, Hearts attuned to happy lark-song. Clarence, though a man in stature, Yet still kept within his bosom All the boyish love for Nature, 34 All the tender love for Nahda. Oft they journeyed to the mountains, To the little Indian village Where the Agua Caliente * Pours its healing, thermal waters. There they found an aged Indian Pablo, once a mighty chieftain Who, a seer among his people, Told the Past, the Present, Future, As it we...re a scroll before him; Told of how past generations Held these springs against invaders; How the padres blessed these waters As a gift unto their children; How the cunning white man halted At their brink, with compromises For the rich leagues they had stolen; How today the white man, spying. Comes to seek these thermal waters, And. Ere many moons have vanished, Will deprive them of their birthright. Then a plaintive wail of anguish Rose upon the desert stillness, As a lost soul, in the darkness Calling to the God of Mercy, "Save us!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once again they roamed together O er the flow ry hills of promise, Hearts attuned to happy lark-song. Clarence, though a man in stature, Yet still kept within his bosom All the boyish love for Nature, 34 All the tender love for Nahda. Oft they journeyed to the mountains, To the little Indian village Where the Agua Caliente * Pours its healing, thermal waters. There they found an aged Indian Pablo, once a mighty chieftain Who, a seer among his people, Told the Past, the Present, Future, As it we...re a scroll before him; Told of how past generations Held these springs against invaders; How the padres blessed these waters As a gift unto their children; How the cunning white man halted At their brink, with compromises For the rich leagues they had stolen; How today the white man, spying. Comes to seek these thermal waters, And. Ere many moons have vanished, Will deprive them of their birthright. Then a plaintive wail of anguish Rose upon the desert stillness, As a lost soul, in the darkness Calling to the God of Mercy, "Save us!
What to read after Nahda a Story of Spanish American Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Jenkinson Frazee to read onlineMoreLess
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