In the Red Mans Land, And Other Poems
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63 AMONG THE WICHITAS Some Wichitas lodges sleep in the sun, With their inmates asleep, in the high noontide, Save some now and then who leisurely ride To and fro from those houses on that steep hillside, Houses down there where the white washing's done.
Where the red is smeared with a coat of white, A Procrustean bed where men are lopped.
If God did not make them to fit just right The White's down bed, straight off they are chopped.
That house down there is a school of the Friends, Alas that t...he word should only mean, "Friend, if you follow my path" I ween, If not, then and there the friendship ends.
It was not thus in the days of Penn, Penn the deep seeing, Penn the great souled, For whom the curtains of night were upward rolled, That he might see truth in the hearts of men.
Pagan and Christian were alike to thee, If truth had touched and tendered their hearts, Man dealt with man void of wiles or arts, A Friend thou wert in sincerity.
64 AMONG THE VflCHITAS "I call you not children, parents chide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
63 AMONG THE WICHITAS Some Wichitas lodges sleep in the sun, With their inmates asleep, in the high noontide, Save some now and then who leisurely ride To and fro from those houses on that steep hillside, Houses down there where the white washing's done.
Where the red is smeared with a coat of white, A Procrustean bed where men are lopped.
If God did not make them to fit just right The White's down bed, straight off they are chopped.
That house down there is a school of the Friends, Alas that t...he word should only mean, "Friend, if you follow my path" I ween, If not, then and there the friendship ends.
It was not thus in the days of Penn, Penn the deep seeing, Penn the great souled, For whom the curtains of night were upward rolled, That he might see truth in the hearts of men.
Pagan and Christian were alike to thee, If truth had touched and tendered their hearts, Man dealt with man void of wiles or arts, A Friend thou wert in sincerity.
64 AMONG THE VflCHITAS "I call you not children, parents chide.
What to read after In the Red Mans Land, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young, Claiborne Addison, 1843-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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