Under the Northern Lights
Under the Northern Lights
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Although I've struggled long and hard to be In the position that I am today, I'll ne'er forget hard days with pick and pan, When grubstake looked to me a mine of wealth ; When swift away the hard earned dollars ran And all that I had left to me was health.
IV.
It seemed Dame Fortune knew not how to smile, But still I plugged along, and fought my way; And not until I saw the tailing pile From mammoth dredges, growing, day by day ; Then — not till then — I knew I'd struck my gait ; Knew that at l...ast I'd see my dreams come true — Dreams of a Northland truly good and great — And now it all lies spread before my view.
V.
The valley's floor is up torn by machine, Tho man made, driv'n by nature's greatest force.
The gold is strip'd from hillside and ravine In quantities would load the strongest horse.
With -water's giant force, from mountain lake The mountain's guts are ripp'd and scattered far; When season's done, we from the riffles take Much gold, where hydro giant 's left a scar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although I've struggled long and hard to be In the position that I am today, I'll ne'er forget hard days with pick and pan, When grubstake looked to me a mine of wealth ; When swift away the hard earned dollars ran And all that I had left to me was health.
IV.
It seemed Dame Fortune knew not how to smile, But still I plugged along, and fought my way; And not until I saw the tailing pile From mammoth dredges, growing, day by day ; Then — not till then — I knew I'd struck my gait ; Knew that at l...ast I'd see my dreams come true — Dreams of a Northland truly good and great — And now it all lies spread before my view.
V.
The valley's floor is up torn by machine, Tho man made, driv'n by nature's greatest force.
The gold is strip'd from hillside and ravine In quantities would load the strongest horse.
With -water's giant force, from mountain lake The mountain's guts are ripp'd and scattered far; When season's done, we from the riffles take Much gold, where hydro giant 's left a scar.
What to read after Under the Northern Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Robert 1869 Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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