  THE GUARDIANS OF THE COLUMBIA I. Title: The Guardians of the Columbia Mount Hood, Mount Adams and Mount St. Helens Author: John H. (John Harvey) Williams Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 E-text prepared by David Garcia, Bryan Ness, Emmy, |
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THE MOUNTAIN
I hold above a careless land
The menace of the skies;
Within the hollow of my hand
The sleeping tempest lies.
Mine are the promise of the morn,
The triumph of the day;
And parting sunset's beams forlorn
Upon my heights delay.
—Edward Sydney Tylee
The menace of the skies;
Within the hollow of my hand
The sleeping tempest lies.
Mine are the promise of the morn,
The triumph of the day;
And parting sunset's beams forlorn
Upon my heights delay.
—Edward Sydney Tylee
boat on Spirit Lake with Mt St Helens behind
COPYRIGHT DR. U. M. LAUMAN
Dawn on Spirit Lake, north side of Mt. St. Helens."Night's candles are burnt out, and jocund day
Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops." Shakespeare.
Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops." Shakespeare.
THE GUARDIANS
OF THE COLUMBIA
MOUNT HOOD, MOUNT ADAMS AND MOUNT ST. HELENS
By
Author of "THE MOUNTAIN THAT WAS 'GOD'"
By
Author of "THE MOUNTAIN THAT WAS 'GOD'"
And mountains that like giants stand
To sentinel enchanted land.
Scott: "The Lady of the Lake."
To sentinel enchanted land.
Scott: "The Lady of the Lake."
WITH MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS
INCLUDING EIGHT IN COLORS
TACOMA
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
1912
INCLUDING EIGHT IN COLORS
TACOMA
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
1912
tiny man on top of huge moutain
COPYRIGHT, G. M. WEISTER
Climbing the last steep slope on Mount Hood, from Cooper's Spur, with ropes anchored on summit.
river busy with ships Willamette River at Portland, with ships loading wheat and lumber for foreign ports.
