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1874–1950

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Arthur Stringer

I am tired of the dust And the fever and noise And the meaningless faces of men; And I want to go home!

Oh, day after day I get thinking of home Where the black firs fringe the skyline, And the birds wheel down the silence, And the hemlocks whisper peace,

And the hill-winds cool the blood, And the dusk is crowned with glory, And the lone horizon softens, And the world's at home with God!

Oh, I want to go there! I want to go home!

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