I hope that things will so shape themselves that the farmer can have a great career and yet end his life as a farmer; so that the city man will look forward to living in the country rather than the country man to living in the city.
Roosevelt expresses hope that farmers can thrive in their profession and that urban dwellers will appreciate rural life.
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