Tools With The Comely Names, Mattock And Scythe And Spade, Couth And Bitter As Flames, Clean, And Bowed In The Blade, A Man And His Tools Make A Man And His Trade. Breadth Of The English Shires, Hummock And Kame And Mead, Tang Of The Reeking Byres, Land Of The English Breed, A Man And His Land Make A Man And His Creed. Leisurely Flocks And Herds, Cool-Eyed Cattle That Come Mildly To Wonted Words, Swine That In Orchards Roam, A Man And His Beasts Make A Man And His Home. Children Sturdy And Flaxen Shouting In Brotherly Strife, Like The Land They Are Saxon, Sons Of A Man And His Wife, For A Man And His Loves Make A Man And His Life.