The Legends of San Francisco by George Walter Caldwell
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page 21 of 55 (38%)
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Where my own, my best beloved,
Waits with outstretched arms, to greet me. Write the story for all people; It is finished; I have spoken." Thus she spoke, that ancient woman, Lone survivor of the Tamals, By the campfire in the redwoods, On the slopes of Tamalpais. The Twin Guardians of the Golden Gate. Would you know the mystic legend Of the peaks of San Francisco - Of the Twin Peaks standing Guardian Of the gay and careless city, Ever laughing by the gateway Of our Golden California? Would you know what brings the westwind, With its cool and filmy vapors Trailing like a scarf of chiffon Through the narrow Golden Gateway, Screening shore and hills and harbor, While the country all around it Bathes in floods of golden sunshine? |
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