Rhymes And Jingles
Rhymes And Jingles
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He knows the points of interest, Up and down on either side, He has horses, mules and burros, And you can walk or ride. You can cross the Colorado On a cable every day The River may be raging, But it cannot block the way.
You can camp upon the Shinumo That never-failing stream, Whose pure and crystal waters With health and vigor teem, Where are famous melon-patches, And gardens on its shore; With chickens, eggs, and vegetables.
Oh, who could wish for more!
(36) THE GRAND CANYON AS A PLACE TO VI...SIT To expect one to tabulate the reasons why intelligent human beings should visit the Grand Canyon and seek to know something of its mysteries is just as unreasonable as to expect that any one person can write an adequate description of this, the greatest natu ral wonder known to man.
Were it possible for each visitor to write his individual im pressions, there would be material differences in each, and in the lapse of a few years some "plagiarist" would sift out a little from the various articles and produce what would be, in reality, a fair description of this mysterious place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knows the points of interest, Up and down on either side, He has horses, mules and burros, And you can walk or ride. You can cross the Colorado On a cable every day The River may be raging, But it cannot block the way.
You can camp upon the Shinumo That never-failing stream, Whose pure and crystal waters With health and vigor teem, Where are famous melon-patches, And gardens on its shore; With chickens, eggs, and vegetables.
Oh, who could wish for more!
(36) THE GRAND CANYON AS A PLACE TO VI...SIT To expect one to tabulate the reasons why intelligent human beings should visit the Grand Canyon and seek to know something of its mysteries is just as unreasonable as to expect that any one person can write an adequate description of this, the greatest natu ral wonder known to man.
Were it possible for each visitor to write his individual im pressions, there would be material differences in each, and in the lapse of a few years some "plagiarist" would sift out a little from the various articles and produce what would be, in reality, a fair description of this mysterious place.
What to read after Rhymes And Jingles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Wallace Bass to read onlineMoreLess
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