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Identifier: bookofsongpoems00alte (find matches)
Title: Book of song poems
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Alter, James Leander, 1859-
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Publisher: (Remington? Ind.)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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Geysers, Yellowstone Park, Wyoming. The geysers and hot springs in the Park,By volcanic action they are formed.This is our national resort,Hemmed in with mountains around. CRYSTAL CAVE. OF Crystals beauties now we will sing,There hidden beneath the mountains brave.Well see the wonders of Crystal Cave,With treasures rare that are unseen. Of Crystals beauties now we will sing,And the hidden treasures underground. Along its pathways have been found;Well neer forget that lovely scene. It is covered by old Natures cloak; Its stately rooms and castle hallsWith crystal paintings on the walls, Its pathways there are Natures work. Its pathways there are many miles long,With picturesque scenery as we go, From room to room their beauties show;O could we sing the Crystal song! Along its pathways there are seen In its rooms, they are so brightWith its jewels of the stalactite type, The rippling waters of many a spring. August, 1905. THE BLACK HILLS. THERE are some mountains far awayThere out near

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