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| Section | Page |
| Start of eBook | 1 |
| THE ORCHARD LANDS OF LONG AGO | 1 |
| WHEN THE FROST IS ON THE PUNKIN | 1 |
| WHEN THE GREEN GITS BACK IN THE TREES | 2 |
| WET-WEATHER TALK | 2 |
| THE BROOK-SONG | 3 |
| HOW JOHN QUIT THE FARM | 5 |
| A CANARY AT THE FARM | 8 |
| WHERE THE CHILDREN USED TO PLAY | 8 |
| GRIGGSBY’S STATION | 8 |
| KNEE-DEEP IN JUNE | 9 |
| I | 9 |
| II | 9 |
| III | 9 |
| IV | 10 |
| V | 10 |
| VI | 10 |
| VII | 10 |
| VIII | 10 |
| SEPTEMBER DARK | 11 |
| I | 11 |
| II | 11 |
| III | 11 |
| THE CLOVER | 11 |
| OLD OCTOBER | 11 |
| OLD-FASHIONED ROSES | 12 |
| A COUNTRY PATHWAY | 12 |
| WORTERMELON TIME | 14 |
| UP AND DOWN OLD BRANDYWINE | 15 |
| WHEN EARLY MARCH SEEMS MIDDLE MAY | 16 |
| A TALE OF THE AIRLY DAYS | 17 |
| OLD MAN’S NURSERY RHYME | 17 |
| I | 17 |
| II | 18 |
| III | 18 |
| IV | 18 |
| V | 18 |
| JUNE | 18 |
| THE TREE-TOAD | 18 |
| A SONG OF LONG AGO | 19 |
| OLD WINTERS ON THE FARM | 19 |
| ROMANCIN’ | 19 |
