The Old Californian Miner In The Sierra
Joaquin Miller writes of the lone, aging California prospector seen high in the Sierra. The weary figure, once vast in reach, is now called tramp by modern settlers. Miller urges kindness and honors the epic life of the forgotten miner who longs for far homes and old Nevada or Ohio hearths.
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Penelope
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Joaquin Milter
Charles K. Deebron
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