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The type of enterprise is he	A
Of sense and thrift and toil	B
Who reckons less on pedigree	A
Than rich productive soil	B
And no blue blood if such there be	A
His veins can ever spoil	B
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And yet on blood his heart is set	C
He has his sacred cow	D
Some Alderney or Jersey pet	C
The mistress of the mow	E
His favorite pig is by brevet	C
Lord Suffolk of the slough	F
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To points of stock is he alive	G
As keenest cattle king	H
A thoroughbred he deigns to drive	G
But not a mongrel thing	H
The very bees within his hive	G
Are crossed without a sting	H
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If apple boughs drop pumpkins and	C
Tomatoes grow on trees	I
It is because his grafting hand	C
Has so diverted these	I
That alien shoots with native stand	C
Like twin born Siamese	I
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No neater farm a nabob owns	J
Its care his chief employ	K
To find fertility in bones	J
And briers to destroy	K
Where once he lightly skipped the stones	J
A whistling happy boy	K
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The ancient plough and awkward flail	L
He banished long ago	E
The zigzag fence with ponderous rail	L
He dares to overthrow	E
And wields with sinews strong and hale	L
The latest style of hoe	E
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The household founded as it were	M
Upon the Decalogue	E
He classes with the minister	M
The rural pedagogue	E
And as a sort of angel cur	M
Regards his spotted dog	E
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His wife reviews the magazines	N
His children lead the school	O
He tries a thousand new machines	N
And keeps his temper cool	O
But bristles at Kentucky jeans	N
And her impressive mule	O
	-
With Science letting down the bars	P
Enlightening ignorance	Q
Enigmas deeper than the stars	P
He solves as by a glance	R
And raises cinnamon cigars	P
From poor tobacco plants	S
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By no decree of fashion dressed	C
And busier than Fate	C
The student farmer keeps abreast	C
With mighty men of state	C
And treasures like his Sunday vest	C
The motto Educate	C
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Beyond encircling hills of blue	T
Where I may never range	U
This monarch in his realm I view	T
Of title new and strange	U
And make profound obeisance to	T
The Master of the Grange	U

Hattie Howard

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