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Forgotten Pioneers of the Gold Country (1989) (37 pages)

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COUNTRY GRAVEYARD It is just a Country Graveyard You can see on yonder hill, With those snow-capped peaks above it, So peaceful and so still. I have sat there many evenings And watched the sun set in the west, It seemed that God had put it there To guard those souls at rest. It will cause a lonesome feeling And a throbbing in your heart, AS you read over each inscription That has caused a broken heart. There is nothing more pathetic, And none that's more sincere, Than a simple funeral service Preached by some pioneer. For no one ever had a fault, Just their virtues can ‘he see, And to hear them sing that sweet old hymn "Nearer My God to Thee”. You will see no costly monuments, But a greater one instead Is that snow-capped peak above it, Stands as Sentinel over our dead. AUTHOR UNKNOWN