e land over,Near or far away ; While he must plod and stoop Over his weary round,Tucking the seeds, hill-top by hill-top, Safely in the ground. He sighed: Whod ever tell, Or who would ever know,If just so many seeds aint really Planted in each row? WHO TOLD ? 45 No one ! And so hedugOut a great…
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