The Cross of Monterey And Other Poems
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cruel fates ! " We pitied him, but then he said-: " My other wife is in the States. " VIRGINIA CITY.
' The greatest mining town the world all over, Far back as 'fifty-nine its history goes ; A rich lead then did Comstock here discover, And from his camp Virginia City rose.
Perched on the steep hill-side, one may well wonder What is it keeps the place from tumbling down ; Five thousand men being its foundations under, Tearing away all that supports the town.
Thus sometimes earth will open and wi...ll swallow Some structure, masterpiece of mason's craft, So rapidly that eye doth vainly follow, As it goes thundering down a mining-shaft.
I hold that he, who in the mines doth Irbor, Becomes inhuman in his thirst for gold ; VIRGINIA CITY. 37 Love, faith, and joy have never more the savor . For him that they were wont to have of old.
The bed-rock's cold, inhospitable nature He doth absorb ; it grows of him a part ; Though outwardly a man in form and stature, A piece of rock within beats for a heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cruel fates ! " We pitied him, but then he said-: " My other wife is in the States. " VIRGINIA CITY.
' The greatest mining town the world all over, Far back as 'fifty-nine its history goes ; A rich lead then did Comstock here discover, And from his camp Virginia City rose.
Perched on the steep hill-side, one may well wonder What is it keeps the place from tumbling down ; Five thousand men being its foundations under, Tearing away all that supports the town.
Thus sometimes earth will open and wi...ll swallow Some structure, masterpiece of mason's craft, So rapidly that eye doth vainly follow, As it goes thundering down a mining-shaft.
I hold that he, who in the mines doth Irbor, Becomes inhuman in his thirst for gold ; VIRGINIA CITY. 37 Love, faith, and joy have never more the savor . For him that they were wont to have of old.
The bed-rock's cold, inhospitable nature He doth absorb ; it grows of him a part ; Though outwardly a man in form and stature, A piece of rock within beats for a heart.
What to read after The Cross of Monterey And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Edward White to read onlineMoreLess
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