My Native Land
My Native Land
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Fortunately, they will be preserved in perpetuity forthe American people. The lumber king cannot get here. His ravages mustbe confined to other regions.
The valley into which the tourist has entered takes its name from theSwan Lake, a very delightful inland mountain scene. The lake is abouttwo miles from Golden Gate. It is not a very large body of water, butits rippling surface extracts expressions of admiration from all whobehold it. It has been described as a demure looking sheet of water, an...dthere is something about the appearance of the lake which seems tojustify the peculiar definition. The ca
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fortunately, they will be preserved in perpetuity forthe American people. The lumber king cannot get here. His ravages mustbe confined to other regions.
The valley into which the tourist has entered takes its name from theSwan Lake, a very delightful inland mountain scene. The lake is abouttwo miles from Golden Gate. It is not a very large body of water, butits rippling surface extracts expressions of admiration from all whobehold it. It has been described as a demure looking sheet of water, an...dthere is something about the appearance of the lake which seems tojustify the peculiar definition. The ca
What to read after My Native Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, James, 1851-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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