Old-Fashioned Verses
Old-Fashioned Verses
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On dizzy ledge of mountain wall, above the timber-line, I hear the riven slide-rock fall toward the stunted pine.
Upon the paths I tread secure, no foot dares follow me.
For I am master of the crags, and march above the scree.
The mountain lion loves me not; the wolf keeps off my grass ; The patch is scant, my horns are sharp, the grizzly lets me pass.
I'm owner of the crags and peaks, in peace I dwell up here; Except the rushing avalanche I have no foes to fear.
59 I love a ledge across a clif...f, a restful mountain wall ; To me no precipice is steep, no mountain peak seems tall.
Upon the ledge I tread serene, no foot dares follow me.
For I am master of the crags, and march above the scree.
60 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHEEP* I. His Home.
a ROUND the mountains frowning crest, Where Hnes of rugged rock stand forth, Where Nature bravely bares her breast To snowy whirlwinds from the north ; High in the clouds and mountain storms, Where first the autumn snows appear, Where last the breath of springtime warms, There dwells my gallant mountaineer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On dizzy ledge of mountain wall, above the timber-line, I hear the riven slide-rock fall toward the stunted pine.
Upon the paths I tread secure, no foot dares follow me.
For I am master of the crags, and march above the scree.
The mountain lion loves me not; the wolf keeps off my grass ; The patch is scant, my horns are sharp, the grizzly lets me pass.
I'm owner of the crags and peaks, in peace I dwell up here; Except the rushing avalanche I have no foes to fear.
59 I love a ledge across a clif...f, a restful mountain wall ; To me no precipice is steep, no mountain peak seems tall.
Upon the ledge I tread serene, no foot dares follow me.
For I am master of the crags, and march above the scree.
60 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHEEP* I. His Home.
a ROUND the mountains frowning crest, Where Hnes of rugged rock stand forth, Where Nature bravely bares her breast To snowy whirlwinds from the north ; High in the clouds and mountain storms, Where first the autumn snows appear, Where last the breath of springtime warms, There dwells my gallant mountaineer.
What to read after Old-Fashioned Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornaday, William Temple, 1854-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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