The Overland Monthly volume S2 19
The Overland Monthly volume S2 19
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Mile succeeded mile, and still the " aqui " did not materialize into the ver- itable " here, " and we were reminded of an aged native Californian living in Los Angeles suburbs, who in telling us of his youthful days, spoke of riding often to see his sweetheart.
"And where did she live?" "Aqui!" he answered, pointing in- definitely northward, but with an into- nation as though it were a mile or two away. Afterward we heard that the dark-eyed senorita resided in Santa Barbara, fully a hundred mil...es away.
But as all things come round, not perhaps to him who waits so often as to him who pushes onward, we reach the longed for shade. Descending a hill we drew up in the cover of willow, sycamore, and black walnut, beside a little stream, and discussed chicken and biscuit, apricots and peaches, while the tired, thirsty animals luxuriated in the abundant water.
We did not take a long nooning, however, and pressed on past an oil well and station, a rather disagreeable spot, yet the discovery of this re- source was of great value to our south- ern country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mile succeeded mile, and still the " aqui " did not materialize into the ver- itable " here, " and we were reminded of an aged native Californian living in Los Angeles suburbs, who in telling us of his youthful days, spoke of riding often to see his sweetheart.
"And where did she live?" "Aqui!" he answered, pointing in- definitely northward, but with an into- nation as though it were a mile or two away. Afterward we heard that the dark-eyed senorita resided in Santa Barbara, fully a hundred mil...es away.
But as all things come round, not perhaps to him who waits so often as to him who pushes onward, we reach the longed for shade. Descending a hill we drew up in the cover of willow, sycamore, and black walnut, beside a little stream, and discussed chicken and biscuit, apricots and peaches, while the tired, thirsty animals luxuriated in the abundant water.
We did not take a long nooning, however, and pressed on past an oil well and station, a rather disagreeable spot, yet the discovery of this re- source was of great value to our south- ern country.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kokichi Morimoto to read onlineMoreLess
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