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Welcome to Send Me To Sleep, the place to find a good night's rest. My name's Andrew and

I'm so pleased you've joined me tonight, and taken this time for yourself to ensure

you get a peaceful night's sleep. Tonight, I'll be reading The Eosemite by John Muir,

part five, Trees of the Valley. We'll be immersing ourselves in the serene world of

the Eosemite's majestic trees. We're towering yellow pines, reach heavenwood, fragrant

seeders create golden landscapes, and ancient dokes weave tales of centuries long past.

If you haven't already, find a nice place to get cozy. Take a deep, relaxing bread,

and settle your body in whatever way feels most comfortable. Now all you'll need to do

is follow the sound of my voice, so let your eyes fall heavy, and your breath soften.

As we settle in for a peaceful night's sleep, the Trees of the Valley. The most influential

of the valley trees is the yellow pine, pineus ponderosa. It attains its noblest dimensions

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