Nancy MacIntyre by Lester Shepard Parker
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page 24 of 85 (28%)
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THE SEARCH 1 In the West, where twilight glories Paint with blood each sky-line cloud, While the virgin rolling prairie Slowly dons her evening shroud; While the killdeer plover settles From its quick and noisy flight; While the prairie cock is blowing Warning of the coming night-- There against the fiery background Where the day and night have met, Move three disappearing figures, Outlined sharp in silhouette. Zeb and Si and Bill, the lover, Chafing under each delay, Pass below the red horizon, Toward the river trail away. 2 Far across the upland prairie To the valley-land below, Where the tall and tangled joint-grass |
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