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Who walks a road with love will never walk
That road alone again.
Old lonely things will garb them in the guise
Of beauty glowing with remembered eyes.

— Charles T. Davis

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To ride, shoot straight and speak the truth—
This was the ancient Law for Youth.
Old times are past, old days are done;
But the law runs true—O little son!

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