Olsen had sent three mowers abreast down the whole length of the barley-field before the fire reached that line.

At the moment he was driving a mower along the edge of the barley, cutting a nine-foot path.

to his brother, and a moment later both were following the lawn-mower at a respectful distance.

" Then said Geraint, "I wish no better fare: I never ate with angrier appetite Than-when I left your mowers dinnerless.

"We need a new pony mower; Jenkins cannot keep the grass in order with the small machine.

I couldn't import a few hens, invest in a new dog, or order a lawn mower, but a full account would grace the next issue of all the weeklies.

He brought out and repaired the lawn mower, oiled its rusted parts and ran it gayly over the grass.

Nakula replied, 'O mower of enemies, know that Yudhishthira is the eldest brother of the five sons of Pandu.

No maam it hurts my rheumatism to run the yard mower.

Of all the happy ages chief; Let every mower bow his head, In token of sincerest grief. "And let our brows be thickly bound With every saddest flower that blows; And all our scythes be deeply wound With every mournful herb that grows." Thus sang the mowers; and they said, "The world has lost its dewy prime; Alas!

A loutish person promptly abandoned a lawn mower in the near distance and came to stand by the head of the languid pony.

I watch, the mowers as they go Through the tall grass, a white-sleeved row; With even stroke their scythes they swing, In tune their merry whetstones ring; Behind the nimble youngsters run And toss the thick swaths in the sun; The cattle graze; while, warm and still, Slopes the broad pasture, basks the hill, And bright, when summer breezes break, The green wheat crinkles like a lake.

They are the inheritance of landless millions, who have trodden them in ages past at dawn, noon, and night, to and from their labor; and in ages to come the mowers and reapers shall tread them to the morning music of the lark, and through Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, they shall show the fresh checker-work of the ploughman's hob-nailed shoe.

A young man was seen carrying a rake on his shoulder and with the other hand drawing a lawn mower toward a shed in one corner of the lot, where he was to deposit them for the night.