An Epic of the South West
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It is a lakelet which the snow A-melt, plenteously fills.
See, the waters clear as crystal Stagnate in the wide pool.
Browned, deep-hued, here make they tryst, till Consumed by human fool.
Tell me can new snotv-water pure; (Or rain-storm deftly caught;) Impounded, many days endure Fresh as tvhen first Hwas sought f Know ye famed Mirror Lake, so-called f (White Man thus nameth it) Purest of water once; but galled; Fever so shameth it.
Determine, then, the victory.
Shrewd Man yearns now to cry.
S...houting his valedictory 13 To artificial sky.
Vain, vain the brain of civic-stain, Against wisest thunder.
Behold it is uniquely plain, This aqueduct's blunder?
Then look, ye. East and West and South To purify the sight.
Gaze not upon this work forsooth; This artifice of night.
It ill-becomes the giant tomes Of printed science neat.
To teach diseases for the homes Where civilized men meet." ****** A gust of wind, and swirl of sand; Obscuring clouds of dust; Obliterating all where stand Those wise men, bronzed to rust; A whirl, a puff, and then out-snuff Our figures quaint of dream: The Gods had spoken quite enough ; The rest shall speak the stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a lakelet which the snow A-melt, plenteously fills.
See, the waters clear as crystal Stagnate in the wide pool.
Browned, deep-hued, here make they tryst, till Consumed by human fool.
Tell me can new snotv-water pure; (Or rain-storm deftly caught;) Impounded, many days endure Fresh as tvhen first Hwas sought f Know ye famed Mirror Lake, so-called f (White Man thus nameth it) Purest of water once; but galled; Fever so shameth it.
Determine, then, the victory.
Shrewd Man yearns now to cry.
S...houting his valedictory 13 To artificial sky.
Vain, vain the brain of civic-stain, Against wisest thunder.
Behold it is uniquely plain, This aqueduct's blunder?
Then look, ye. East and West and South To purify the sight.
Gaze not upon this work forsooth; This artifice of night.
It ill-becomes the giant tomes Of printed science neat.
To teach diseases for the homes Where civilized men meet." ****** A gust of wind, and swirl of sand; Obscuring clouds of dust; Obliterating all where stand Those wise men, bronzed to rust; A whirl, a puff, and then out-snuff Our figures quaint of dream: The Gods had spoken quite enough ; The rest shall speak the stream.
What to read after An Epic of the South West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich, G. A. (George Albert), 1863- to read onlineMoreLess
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