The Legends of San Francisco
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Queen Ah-we-a of the FishersMourned the sorrows of her people;Comforted the weeping widows;Cared for all the little orphans. Little wonder that her subjectsLoved the gentle Queen Ah-we-a.
Long the Queen in silence ponderedOn the perils of her people. Long she stood upon the headlandWhere the wind-distorted cedarsCling upon the rocky hillside. Long she prayed to the Great SpiritFor his guidance and protection. Long she prayed and watched and waitedTill the moon came up and silveredAll the sea, a...nd cast the shadowsOf the cedars, weird and lonely.
From the harbor came the night windsRobed in tinsel veils of vapors, And they whispered in the branchesOf the cedar trees above her -Whispered of the King, their master, Whispered terms for ceasing warfare.
Ah-we-a heard the hard conditions, Bowed her head as in submission. On her face the resolutionFor a sacrifice was graven -For a sacrifice so nobleThat the Spirit in the HeavensSmiled and promised, in her absence, To protect her Fisher people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Queen Ah-we-a of the FishersMourned the sorrows of her people;Comforted the weeping widows;Cared for all the little orphans. Little wonder that her subjectsLoved the gentle Queen Ah-we-a.
Long the Queen in silence ponderedOn the perils of her people. Long she stood upon the headlandWhere the wind-distorted cedarsCling upon the rocky hillside. Long she prayed to the Great SpiritFor his guidance and protection. Long she prayed and watched and waitedTill the moon came up and silveredAll the sea, a...nd cast the shadowsOf the cedars, weird and lonely.
From the harbor came the night windsRobed in tinsel veils of vapors, And they whispered in the branchesOf the cedar trees above her -Whispered of the King, their master, Whispered terms for ceasing warfare.
Ah-we-a heard the hard conditions, Bowed her head as in submission. On her face the resolutionFor a sacrifice was graven -For a sacrifice so nobleThat the Spirit in the HeavensSmiled and promised, in her absence, To protect her Fisher people.
What to read after The Legends of San Francisco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Walter Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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