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Wide scattered and in disarray,
With every wind that blows,
By sulky, boot and rattling dray
The floating legion goes;
In tilted carts that rock and jar,
In waggonettes and trucks;
By bike, and in a motor-car,
A traveller de luxe.
And whether west or north they trek,
Some in the saddle ride,
A bag beneath the horse’s neck,
A quart-pot at the side.
Awhile they halt at shed and yard,
On field and cattle camp;
Then onward by fair ways and hard,
Again they ride or tramp.
Each with his quest and each his load,
They’re met from strand to strand,
For every road’s a gipsy road
That reins the hinterland.
Beside the never-ending ways,
Along a thousand streams,.
Through winter nights and rainy days
The friendly camp-fire gleams.
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