No gardener or haymaker is more sweetly perfumed than these rough mountaineers while engaged in this business, but the havoc they make is most deplorable.

He loves the orchard and the mowing-field, and many are the nests which are exposed by the scythe of the haymaker, if the mowing be done early in the season.

'I am sunburnt, freckled, and altogether odiouslike a haymaker or a market woman.

freckles and sunburn, and the haymaker, and all that?' cried Maulevrier, laughing.

* * To see a haymaker using of rakes, is no news; But to see a bear making plum cakes, is strange indeed!

In the fields beyond the river haymakers are busy with the second crop.

At noon the haymakers sit them down, To drink from their bottles of ale nut-brown; In summer, too, when the weather is warm, A good bottle full will do them no harm.

Haymakers were abroad, and I heard the sound of their scythes cutting through the heavy swathes with all their flowers; but the sunshine had not yet flashed down into the deep valley, and the grasshoppers were waiting to hail it from their watch-towers in the green herbage and on the purple heather.

© 27Aug45; A189548. Florence Hayes (A) & Random House, Inc. (PWH of K. Wiese); 5Sep72; R535530. HAYMAKER, WEBB.

Peripheral nerve injuries; principles of diagnosis, by Webb Haymaker & Barnes Woodhall.

Webb Haymaker (A); 10Oct72; R537817.

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© 27Aug45; A189548. Florence Hayes (A) & Random House, Inc. (PWH of K. Wiese); 5Sep72; R535530. HAYMAKER, WEBB.

Peripheral nerve injuries; principles of diagnosis, by Webb Haymaker & Barnes Woodhall.

Webb Haymaker (A); 10Oct72; R537817.

SEE HAYMAKER, WEBB.

But Mr. George, the farmer, who has been working among the haymakers, steps out from the rank, and going some way aside pauses awhile to consider.

Like the captain of a sailing ship, the eye of the master haymaker must be always watching the horizon to windward.

It is always a temptation to the haymaker to leave his half-made hay spread about for Sunday, so that on Monday morning he may find it made.

" "It was pretty warm out there," said Nat, fanning himself with a wide haymaker's hat, such as both he and Dodo had worn since they came to the Farm.

Ugalde; the "Haymaker," etc. <b>COOKESLEY, MARGARET MURRAY.</b> Decorated by the Sultan of Turkey with the Order of the Chefakat, and with the Medaille des Beaux Arts, also a Turkish honor.

Pupils of the higher schools will like DRESS REHEARSAL (50c., or $4.50 per doz.), NEW FLOWER QUEEN (60c., or $5.40 per doz.), or HAYMAKERS ($1.00, or $9.00 per doz.)

I have seen there the boom of a trading schooner brush the grasses on the river-bank as she came before a southerly wind, and the haymakers stop and almost crick their necks staring up at her top-sails.

She is the great heartless haymaker, wasting not a ray of sunshine on a clod, but caring naught for the light that beats upon a throne, and holding man and woman, with their longing for immortality, and their capacities for joy and pain, as of no more account than a couple of fertilizing nasturtiums.

* There is a bad smell in the barn: ten years ago haymakers slept the night in it and ever since it smells.