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Bobolink in maple high, trills a note of glee, Farmer boy in gay reply now whistles cheerily." The chorus was all whistle, and it was written for folks who could. It went up until it almost split the echoes, and Laddie could easily sail a measure above the notes. He did it too. As for me, I kept from sight. For a week Laddie whistled and plowed.

Ah! that was the rub. He did lose his soul by it! Cyrus the Conqueror thought for a little while that he was making a fine thing out of this world, and yet before he came to his grave he wrote out this pitiful epitaph for his monument: "I am Cyrus. I occupied the Persian Empire. I was king over Asia. Begrudge me not this monument." But the world in after years plowed up his sepulcher.

At times they forced a passage through climbing forest, and again over slopes of treacherous shale where a snow slide had plowed a great hollow in the breast of the hill. The puffs of snow which once more met them grew thicker until Millicent was sheeted white all over. At last the man said: "It can't be far off daylight and I'm mighty thankful.

I plowed last year and you said I did well, didn't you, father?" "Yes, on the potato patch," said father. "A cornfield is a different thing. I fear you are too light." "Oh but that was a year ago!" cried Leon. He pushed back his chair and went to father. "Just feel my biceps now! Most like steel!" he boasted.

He was looking out of the window at a far-away straw-stack which lay a mass of dull gold in the sombre setting of plowed land. His mother still stood behind his chair. In the heavy silence of the room he could hear her uneven breathing. He heard his father turn in his chair. "Well, Mother's got to go west we might all of us go," he spoke with an attempt at cheerfulness.

"Well, you're comin' on for a beginner. I'm kind o' shy of book- plans, though. But try it. I'll come over, as I used to when old man Jamison was here, and sit on the fence and make remarks." Planting an acre of potatoes was no light task for us, even after the ground was plowed and harrowed, and the furrows for the rows were marked out.

The breakfast set the girls all right, and they went up on deck and promenaded until many other ladies appeared, some of them still showing the effects of seasickness, but by noon they were all out, for the sea was by no means very rough, and the further south the ship plowed the more quiet the waters became.

Mary's County, Maryland, and more than 45,000 acres of Prince George's County still contains in two million pounds of surface soil corresponding to the plowed soil of an acre about 6-2/3 inches deep: Potassium 18,500 pounds Magnesium 3,480 pounds Calcium 1,000 pounds Phosphorus 160 pounds

He was able to buy ten carabao and with these he plowed his fields. By raising good crops they were able to live comfortably all the rest of their lives. Why Dogs Wag their Tails Visayan A rich man in a certain town once owned a dog and a cat, both of which were very useful to him.

The decision for or against California was something for serious weighing now at the last hour, and it affected the fortune and the future of every man, woman and child in all the train. Never a furrow was plowed in early Oregon but ran in bones and blood; and never a dollar was dug in gold in California or ever gained in gold by any man which did not cost two in something else but gold.