Pears like I didn't feel much like doin' any trampin' 'round.

If there ain't room enough for ye,out ye go, d'ye hearI'll have ye took, and shook,and throwed out where ye belong; so jest mind where ye come a trampin', and a treadin'.

An' so from mornin' till night they was together, traipsin' all over the house an' garden, an' trampin' off through the woods an' up on the mountain every other day with their lunch.

I heerd she were seen on the hills, but I'm a weary of trampin' up and down 'em.

I wonder you didn't hear him trampin' like a wild horse; and he clapt his door that the house shook againbut Lord knows whar he is noo.

Den I come a-trampin' back home.