In Dark Corners
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It had sprouted from an acorn on the West Coast about the same time Mary Easty was making her famous petition before the special court at Salem. As it grew the tree became a part of a green corridor that meandered the length of the coastal valley, a continuous grove of live oak growing along both sides of the river, providing cover for thirsty game and a plentiful drop of acorns which drew the attention of Wappo Indian hunters and gatherers. Later, most of the oaken corridor and surrounding land... were included in a grant from Mexico to General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, whose men cleared the land of both Indians and trees.
But the old oak remained, growing massive in a horizontal sense, its major branches reaching out instead of up, as if to claim all that it shaded. In addition to its exceptionally broad dimension there was something else curious about the tree's appearance: Not one strand of Spanish moss drooped from its limbs, nor was there a speck of lichen mottling on any part of its rough trunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had sprouted from an acorn on the West Coast about the same time Mary Easty was making her famous petition before the special court at Salem. As it grew the tree became a part of a green corridor that meandered the length of the coastal valley, a continuous grove of live oak growing along both sides of the river, providing cover for thirsty game and a plentiful drop of acorns which drew the attention of Wappo Indian hunters and gatherers. Later, most of the oaken corridor and surrounding land... were included in a grant from Mexico to General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, whose men cleared the land of both Indians and trees.
But the old oak remained, growing massive in a horizontal sense, its major branches reaching out instead of up, as if to claim all that it shaded. In addition to its exceptionally broad dimension there was something else curious about the tree's appearance: Not one strand of Spanish moss drooped from its limbs, nor was there a speck of lichen mottling on any part of its rough trunk.
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