The "figures" are the farmers, villagers, and shepherds of that part of Devon, known as Dartmoor; and the landscapes are the granite crags, the moors; and farmlands of "good red earth."

The people employed about the house and farmlands had little to do with Elsie, except to obey her without questioning her commands.

While land-holdings on the farmland were legally restricted in their size, the "gardens" were unrestricted.

Old man Pettus had a great big farmland!

In the eastern United States there are about 169,000,000 acres of farmland forests.

It recalled to Private Cowan merely the farmland rolling away from that old house of red brick where he had gone one day with Sharon Whippleyesterday it might have been.

On the crest of a hill overlooking a wide sweep of valley farmland the driver stopped the car in shade and scanned the fields of grain where the green was already fading.

The rising sun lighted the town of Halton below them, and sent level rays across a wide expanse of farmland beyond it, flat meadows and rolling upland.

The boat was at times near Brazil in sight of Fernando de Noroña,yet even while viewing the conical huts of the negroes installed on an island under an equatorial sun, the crews could almost believethanks to Uncle Caragol's magicthat they were eating in a cabin of the farmland of Valencia, as they passed from hand to hand the long-spouted jug filled with strong wine from Liria.

" The envelope was a cheap one, ornamented in the upper left hand corner with a wood cut showing a stout goddess in a night dress, evidently meant for Proserpinapouring a Niagara of grain out of a cornucopia of plenty over a farmland stacked high with apples, corn, and pumpkins, and flooded by the beams of a rising sun with a real face.

But its peal carrying across the farmlands is softened by distance and sweet to the tired workers in the evening.