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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 15

| gJ,,Moniiiiiii,imii.imimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"lt|l"'""l"f<""|!''l>'l"V"l"^lß i; I 1 7- ■: ; THE LITTLE KOAD :1,.:....... j f.. .. I | The little road runs past our door, j | I 1 .'■-■-'• The Ijttle road so white and neat, § | | I The little road that twists and turns — § | I I The road that's made for restless feet. I g I I Oh, up the fair green hill it winds, | | <„ , § And down the sunny slope it dips; | | 'i = Through the tiny dales it runs, ■ = | '-■■''■ I ' Across the grassy plain it slips. ' | | I \ It crosses little laughing creeks, i | t ■■ . i And dances past a waterfall; i | i I Then off it goes through shady dells | | | I To listen to the sweet bird-calls. i I fl 1 And oh! when I am old—p'raps ten— = ? 1 |' / mean'to follow this road and see \ i i I If it ends in Faery-land— ■ . | | 1 I That's if I've got time 'fore tea! i | | 1 v —EVELYN MOTTERAM. '." ■ | I