Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 40
ur back near a Bean field on a summerday; worth seeing the Bracken fronds uncurl; watchingkingfishers ; worth having the fields and hedgerows for agarden, full of flowers always—I should think so. Iearn my bread, and Im happy, far happier than mostmen. I can lend a hand at haymaking, at the… … THE WEALD OF KENT, SHOWING THE COUNTRY LIKE A PATCHWORK QUILT. THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND Ive ploughed in the Lowlands, and found lost sheep inthe Lake Country ; caught moles for a living in Norfolk,and cut Hop-poles in Kent, and Heather in the Highlands.—And Im not forty, and Im never ill. It sounds…
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