Hugh Humphreys presents a wide range of writings, beginning with "Horses," the fictional account of the arrival of the first tractor on a family farm and its displacement of the work horses, and ending with a brief essay on the rise of Monarch butterflies from a ditch after a harvest of oats. The author's paintings gracing the front and rear covers illustrate each. Between the two are a variety of stories and essays, a few farm-related, most not; a number are humorous, a few are tragic; some sing the praises of inspiring school teachers, past and present, others of ordinary people; some are tales of youth in New Jersey, others describe life in Upstate New York in rural Madison County. Despite the fact that the author has been a lawyer for more than fifty years, there is only one law-related story, that being about a very witty judge by the name of Murphy.
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