The "400": Being Notes on Topics for Many Days in Every Year, (400 Lines) And Other Poems (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Business doors open on the Sabbath day, The next week less enter in their way; This holds good ten out of eleven, More is done in six days than in the seven. So, ye who break the Sabbath day, Remember, God made it and will have his way; lreedy is he, who cannot rest, After six days labor) with plenty blest.

The weather is retting colder now. The farmer's aid away his plow; And for his cattle is cutting corn, To feed in winter's cold and storm. Next, picking apples and making cider, Boiling butter and making vinegar; Then husking corn, then retting wood.

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