The unalloyed pleasure, however, with which Mrs. Teak regarded the efforts of her husband to put under cultivation land that had lain fallow for twenty years convinced both men that they were on a wrong scent.

" His idea of good cultivation in these years was to let his fields lie fallow at certain intervals, though he also made use of manure, marl, etc., and in 1772 tried the experiment of sowing two bushels of salt per acre upon fallow ground, dividing the plot up into strips eight feet in width and sowing the alternate strips in order that he might be able to determine results.

There fell at the same time prodigious torrents of rain on the farm above mentioned, which occasioned a flood as violent as it was sudden, doing great damage to the meadows and fallows by deluging the one and washing away the soil of the other.

An' you'll sow ten thousand acres of fallow on your own rich hillsthis fall.

It's fascinating to watch the development of so fine a mind which has lain almost entirely fallow to the culture of schools.

Western Asia lay fallow under the Ottoman cannon-wheels.

Rev. Fearon Fallows at the Royal (Memoirs.)

It was dedicated by Rev. Dr. Fallows in the fall of 1867.

On fallow after fallow, there lay small burning heaps of roots and fibres, carefully collected, kindled, tended.

During the year several members of the Conference had gone out as Chaplains, Rev. H.C. Tilton with the Thirteenth Regiment, Rev. C.D. Pillsbury with the Twenty-Second, and Rev. Samuel Fallows with the Thirty-Second.