Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine volume 86
Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine volume 86
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The soft- ness of the air beat about me to create a spell of delight and isolation.
At the summit a pause was made. Near by I noticed a stark ranch house with a clothes-line faring forth slightly under its load of woman's garments. I wondered if Robert Frost's lonely "Hill Wife" lived there and whether she would yield to the impulse to break a bough of black alder and run away to stay forever. I saw no one.
As I went farther along the ridge a sense of abandonment came over mej even before the s...igns of ruined shacks. The stillness of the meadow-lands and the droning flame of early summer in- vaded my mood and somehow hinted of mountain people long since gone. I came upon an old frame building presently, a post office, and its name was "Cool. " A few miles more of upland pasture and farbounding scenes, and there loomed up before me a most amazing (Continued on Page 264) Front Street, Sacramento, in the Early Cold Rush Period [Page 210} and OUT WEST MAGAZINE July, 1928 A Word Painting of Charles Fletcher Lummis .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soft- ness of the air beat about me to create a spell of delight and isolation.
At the summit a pause was made. Near by I noticed a stark ranch house with a clothes-line faring forth slightly under its load of woman's garments. I wondered if Robert Frost's lonely "Hill Wife" lived there and whether she would yield to the impulse to break a bough of black alder and run away to stay forever. I saw no one.
As I went farther along the ridge a sense of abandonment came over mej even before the s...igns of ruined shacks. The stillness of the meadow-lands and the droning flame of early summer in- vaded my mood and somehow hinted of mountain people long since gone. I came upon an old frame building presently, a post office, and its name was "Cool. " A few miles more of upland pasture and farbounding scenes, and there loomed up before me a most amazing (Continued on Page 264) Front Street, Sacramento, in the Early Cold Rush Period [Page 210} and OUT WEST MAGAZINE July, 1928 A Word Painting of Charles Fletcher Lummis .
What to read after Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine volume 86?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry S Henry Stephens Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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