At will I crop the year's increase My latter life is rest and peace.

For when the upper branches, which are without prickles, are cut down, the deer crop the leaves and peel off the bark.

Their chief objection to remaining was, that the land was not good, and that the corn-harvest had failed; yet they acknowledged that they had a fine crop of peas, and many garden vegetables; that their cattle thrived exceedingly, that they had plenty of milk, and fine poultry and eggs.

Under circumstances of so much jeopardy, the people were so often diverted from their daily labor, that their culture and husbandry had been greatly neglected; and there was the appearance of such a scarcity, that many would be reduced to actual want before the next crop could be got in.

How many, or how far any, availed themselves of this overture, is not known; but the writer who has given an account of this address, adds, "It is remarkable that not one man chose to leave the Province, though they very well knew that they must endure great hardships before the next crop should come in, for there was very little money stirring, and very few had provisions sufficient to keep them till next year.

reap, crop, cull, pluck; gather &c (get) 775; draw.

Since so many of their teachers are carrying rifles or wearing swords, the pupils of the grammar schools and the high schools are being organized into squads of crop-gatherers.

The crop of the dead was the one sure crop upon which embattled Europe might count.

The crop of the dead was the one sure crop upon which embattled Europe might count.

The tree flowers in May and June, while the clusters of bright red berries ripen in autumn, persist all the winter, and sometimes even hang on tree till a second crop is matured, provided they are not devoured by birds during severe weather.

"But when my first crop is harvested I shall be on the insidea real rancher!"

"I'll show you the nature of the big sadness and that the devil is a joy devil when we harvest our first crop of alfalfa," Jack concluded.

So is my first crop!

"Yep," was the rejoinder; "Ike got his money fer his corn crop ther other daytwo thousand dollars, what with ther corn and ther early apples.

Well In an Illuminated Missal The Weird Lady Palinodia A Hope The Poetry of a Root Crop Child Ballad

He said, that owing to the dry weather he should not make one third of his average crop.

The last year it made the largest sugar crop on the island.

The failure in the crops was not in the least degree chargeable upon the laborers, for in the first place, the cane plants for the present crop were put in earlier and in greater quantities than usual, and until the drought commenced, the fields promised a large return.

The Doctor said he did not expect to make more than two thirds of his average crop; but he assured us that this was owing solely to the want of rain.

The Doctor informed us that the crop on his estate had almost totally failed, on account of the droughtbeing reduced from one hundred and fifty hogsheads, the average crop, to fifteen!

The Doctor informed us that the crop on his estate had almost totally failed, on account of the droughtbeing reduced from one hundred and fifty hogsheads, the average crop, to fifteen!

He said, that owing to the dry weather he should not make one third of his average crop.

The testimony of the manager concerning the dry weather, the consequent failure in the crop, the industry of the laborers, and so forth, was similar to that which we had heard before.

If the call for labor in crop-time was to be set down as an emergency similar to a "fire," and if in official decisions he took equal latitude, alas for the poor apprentices!] VI.

The vast crop of canes grown this year proves this fact.