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Pleasant Talk About Fruits, Flowers and Farming

Note 4 — HENRY WARD BEECHER. (continued 5)

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The word lay, or ley, is only a different way of spelling lea, the old English word for field, not used except in poetry or by farmers; and it is one, among many instances, of old Saxon English words being preserved among the agricultural population long after they have ceased to be generally used.

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