Old Mission Rhymes
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Unlike the legendary queen, That fickle goddess of the night, 126 OLD MISSION RHYMES Re6na's life had been serene, Nor mixed with woes of love's sad plight, Until the Padres came to dwell Within the lines of her domain; 'Twas then to this young life befel The captive links of love's strong chain.
THE OFFICER.
A man of craft and cunning guile Commanded the Presidio; One who possessed an eagle's wile; Could jest at virtue's overthrow; Would stoop to gain some vantage ground O'er those who might s...tand in his way; By stealth had climbed he, rung by round, The ladder of Spain's martial sway.
Nor need one look for other cause To measure his peculiar worth, Than those mysterious unknown laws Which rule before and after birth.
To serve our case, Dame Rumor quotes That Bishop G. of M. in Spain, In youth made sowing of wild oats, And this Commander was his gain.
A Carnicero of that town, Through the Bishop's aid, the mother wed, And gave to the child a proper noun Wherewith to name his ill-got head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unlike the legendary queen, That fickle goddess of the night, 126 OLD MISSION RHYMES Re6na's life had been serene, Nor mixed with woes of love's sad plight, Until the Padres came to dwell Within the lines of her domain; 'Twas then to this young life befel The captive links of love's strong chain.
THE OFFICER.
A man of craft and cunning guile Commanded the Presidio; One who possessed an eagle's wile; Could jest at virtue's overthrow; Would stoop to gain some vantage ground O'er those who might s...tand in his way; By stealth had climbed he, rung by round, The ladder of Spain's martial sway.
Nor need one look for other cause To measure his peculiar worth, Than those mysterious unknown laws Which rule before and after birth.
To serve our case, Dame Rumor quotes That Bishop G. of M. in Spain, In youth made sowing of wild oats, And this Commander was his gain.
A Carnicero of that town, Through the Bishop's aid, the mother wed, And gave to the child a proper noun Wherewith to name his ill-got head.
What to read after Old Mission Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holcomb, William Hartley. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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