track, tracke

[O. Fr. trac =a beaten way or path, a trade or course, from O. Dut. treck: Dut. trek a draught, from trekken =to draw, to pull, to travel, to march; M. H. Ger. trecken =to draw; O. H. Ger. trechen, trehhan =to scrape, to shove, to draw; O. Fries. trekka to draw. Track and tract were formerly confused, but are really quite distinct.] IMG:content-1294.png:[blocks in formation] "Wild were the walks upon those lonely downs, Track leading into track ."