From lieii-1 ! i li'iof UU'1 W'k il.'.;'.U,
I l.ivi- my i Or- l.rM of all,
Tli'ji M r h i i ;i -i t'lift'l on t!u i nsi,
.Ami iu-xt riv "tf" .t il then 1 fall
iJow li i !! i 'i . ! . lit 'I love- thulioSH,
fev- Vlii;. niiili Uiley.
. l trm I'let urn.
I ik ' i 1 1 :i vi-it to a I; mi belonging loan
olil f i -ii. I "i a- tlio otlu-r l:iy. II- is
vh-,t i- ( ill I a wi;!l to l fani.cr. Hit
f.-iini is IiicaN il six miles from the near
etit torti niul ruilroa-l station. 11 r.uiic
to tli' c?iitio:i afto.r int.? with a horse ami
wiioii, tin I ;us we jogged aIon.y; over tho
r a-1 l e h i 1:
".' v tJir-e bo' h :.re restles and uneasy
niul wniit totjnit lh' farm, lwinhj.oti'd
lmvt ti t..Ik v. itli f iiem and quiet them
down."
W on v. e reached the farm I found
the -:unt all he.it' n oiT the hous , while
iioni f f Hie other hnildi'igs had ever
leen tMiiilt.'d at ad. Tlio front yard was
niveiTtl il'i loa ;r,v:M and weeds.
There whs :i r.i earpet on the parlor
floor, hut all the others were hare. Not
a wad in the house had evor been jiiipered.
Tie re wits no music, no newspapers or
ma 'Zines, not a picture outuide of a
family photograph.
"Why don't you have some llower beds
in the yjirtl?-' 1 asked.
"Haven't time to make 'em."
"Why don't yon subscribe to bomo
reading matterV"
"We haven't tinia to read."
"That dip down there would make a
good fish pond.
