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EASTERN EDITION
v ! . . A Farm and Home Weekly for
Carollnas, Jirginia, Georgia, and Florida.
vJWUNDED 1886, AT RALEIGH, N. C
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way;) the wind 's way! , f v -
Oh, come' with- me the cattle way along the
windy ddwns! . ;V;''-;v':v:' ' r ' "!:'-;f "
For ihe zvy lth drove the cattle is the road
: for men id travel, 1 1 1
Above! the rp of -traffic and the turmoil of
; your towns! ; :
77jere fs plptighihg on the fallow, and there's
hoeing in the t
There's 'Heti a
score of lusty jobs; :
But I've heard the cattle calling, and my heart
has Cried its answer,
And I'm out upon the upland with a blood that
burns and throbs.
There's a high way, the downs9 way, that's
over Thunderbarrow, ,
There's a low way by Lancing, where the gal
leys used to sweep; t
But we'll: take the. high way, the grass way,
the wmd s way,?
historic sheep. 3 ;3
And when the 'twW the
; curlew whistle,; "
And a low ad Creeping splendor, haunts the
spinners to the cflv-" -5 'v;V;
Then I'll holfl my soul suspended, and I'll lift
my eyes in worship - -. 'S
Wtfi rie hitof that's spirit, anil the half
or me that s beast, 4
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A truce ttiyour ijclia motors and ma-
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Go; leave me to mychalk-land, my marjoram,
and thyme!
For the mom the sun be
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