At his villa Landor wrote much of his best prosethe "Pentameron," "Pericles and Aspasia" and the "Trial of Shakespeare for Deer-stealing "and he was in the main happy, having so much planting and harvesting to do, his children to play with, and now and then a visitor.

Campaigns are now under way to increase tree planting and develop the production of lands adapted for forestry which previously have been idle.

"Who are you?" demanded his lordship planting himself in front of the shivering twain.

The married sister died, and in course of time one of the sons went to China to learn tea-planting and the other established himself on a ranch in Texas.

Simon & Schuster, Inc. (PWH); 10Jul67; R414091. BUCK, SOLON J. The planting of civilization in western Pennsylvania, by Solon J. Buck & Elizabeth Hawthorn Buck.

Joel, however, was excused, in order that he might finish the planting he had commenced, and which a very few hands could complete within the required time.

As the sun rose higher the mists stole secretly away, first toward the lower brook-hollows, finally disappearing entirely; the morning coolness passed, the tops of the furrows dried out to a lighter brown, and still I followed the long planting.

Some historians have affirmed that Henry VI. forbade the planting of hops; but it is certain that "bluff King Hal" ordered brewers to put neither hops nor sulphur into their ale.

The work journal of 1854 shows how the gang dovetailed the planting, cultivation, and harvesting of the several crops and the general upkeep of the plantation.

Applicant explained that he was engaged in an enterprise which involved the planting of 200 acres of young cork-trees.

He was a prince of many virtues, and many great imperfections; debonair, easy of access, not bloody nor cruel; his countenance fierce, his voice great, proper of person, every motion became him; a lover of the sea, and skillful in shipping; he loved planting and building, and brought in a politer way of living, which passed to luxury and expense.

Lingeringly we had dreamed along its forgotten ways, by its ruined hearthstones, and among its nameless tombs; and so dreaming had seemed to draw close to the little old-time hamlet and to the scenes of hope and of fear, of joy and of despair, that had marked the planting of our race in America.

The time for Dalgas to preach tree planting had come.

The senate thereby found itself in its conscience compelled to have a law proposed which prohibited the planting of the colony of Sunonia.

Roger, still dressed as an apple tree, recited Bryant's "Planting of the Apple Tree."

To get perfection of bloom they require deep planting.

He had removed to Tennessee, and had set up cotton-planting there; but, failing in that business, had returned back with the small remnants of his property, and Polk provided for him by making him marshal.

"Try tea-planting in Ceylon," I suggested.

"He does not understand planting," said his neighbors; "neither does his overseer.

The question with us was, whether we would allow the whole force of the National Government to be employed in upholding, extending, and perpetuating this detestable and nonsensical enormity?especially, whether we would be guilty of that last and foulest atheism to free principles, the deliberate planting of slave institutions on virgin soil?

They watched the potato planting, that they might pick out the seed for present use.

Mrs. Golyer, with that spice of romance which is hidden away in every woman's heart, had taken a special fancy to the seedling apple tree at whose planting she had so intimately assisted.

Spread out the roots and avoid deep planting.

Six years ago I began the planting of my garden, and at the same time my girlish habit of journal keeping veered into the making of a "Garden Boke," to be a reversible signal, crying danger in face of forgotten mistakes, then turning to give back glints of summer sunshine when read in the attic of winter days and blue Mondays.

Warm weather then brought the corn planting and cane and corn cultivation.