The Natural Man a Romance of the Golden Age
The Natural Man a Romance of the Golden Age
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the most poetic and philosophic. When a friend comes who smokes I offer him my pipe of peace, but I never smoke now, myself. Even tobacco is too disturbing. I love an unclouded soul.
That pipe was given me by the New York Indians when they adopted me. The bowl is from the famous Pipestone Quarry in Minnesota. The other bowl is of burn- ed clay. I found it when digging in my garden. Perhaps some other savage raised THE NATURAL MAN 79 corn there before me. " They examined the east room. It had a ...number of book cases, a massive table of hewn timbers pinned together f? several of the woven, bulrush armchairs. On the table Miss Earle noticed the rough draft of a poem, which she obtained permission to read.
A TR UE MAN is a FOREST TREE.
Liberty, / love thee passing welt, And spurn the sordid thoughts of those who tell Of values compassed by betraying thee Cheap, cheap, too cheap the price at which they sell.
1 love the rivers and the open air, The clouds, the wilderness, and wild things there; 8o THE NATURAL MAN And say a true man is a forest tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the most poetic and philosophic. When a friend comes who smokes I offer him my pipe of peace, but I never smoke now, myself. Even tobacco is too disturbing. I love an unclouded soul.
That pipe was given me by the New York Indians when they adopted me. The bowl is from the famous Pipestone Quarry in Minnesota. The other bowl is of burn- ed clay. I found it when digging in my garden. Perhaps some other savage raised THE NATURAL MAN 79 corn there before me. " They examined the east room. It had a ...number of book cases, a massive table of hewn timbers pinned together f? several of the woven, bulrush armchairs. On the table Miss Earle noticed the rough draft of a poem, which she obtained permission to read.
A TR UE MAN is a FOREST TREE.
Liberty, / love thee passing welt, And spurn the sordid thoughts of those who tell Of values compassed by betraying thee Cheap, cheap, too cheap the price at which they sell.
1 love the rivers and the open air, The clouds, the wilderness, and wild things there; 8o THE NATURAL MAN And say a true man is a forest tree.
What to read after The Natural Man a Romance of the Golden Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J William John William Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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