As it was ginned the lint would go into the lint room, and the seed would drop at the feeder's feet.

He soon found the place of her concealment, drew her from it, got a rope, and tied her hands across each other, then threw the rope over a beam in the kitchen, and hoisted her up by the wrists; 'and,' said he, 'I whipped her there till I made the lint fly, I tell you.'

"'Oh! the poor, blind widow, Though she has been blind so long, She'll be blithe enough when the mildew's gone, And the corn stands tall and strong,' "And some they brought the brown lint-seed, And flung it down from the Low; 'And this!'

The lint-mill on Lugton Water was burned to the ground, with not a little of the year's crop of lint in our parish.

These lint baskets were used in removing the lint from the lint room to the place where the cotton was baled.

I got a basin of water and a clean rag, never cared for sponges, and went from one to another, dripping water in behind those bandages to ease the torment of lint splints, brought drinks and talked to call their attention from the indefinite dread which filled the air, and got up considerable interest inI do not remember whatbut something which set them to talking.

To avoid lint dressings, I hunted pieces of soft, table linen, gave to patients pieces to suit, and as the supply was short they would get nurses and surgeons to leave their pieces of linen, after dressing their wounds until I should take charge, and have them cleansed for next time.

This would sweep the teeth clean as fast as they emerged lint-laden from the hopper.