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The villagers with every demonstration of friendliness entertained the officers and men with milk and fruit, and provided corn and forage for their horses.
And four times a day these four men in armour met each other in front of the windows of the house, and stood there on horseback for fifteen minutes, with their backs to the curbstone. The forage, however, of the horses became so terribly large an item of expenditure that Mr. Brown's heart failed him.
"But, my dear," expostulated her husband, blushing vividly over the first public use of the appellation, "where the devil could they elope to?" "I don't know, Tommy, but elopers never take that into consideration. Do they, Mr. Bowles?" Mr. Bowles readjusted the little red forage cap and said he'd be hanged if he knew the eloping symptoms. At last the four men appeared in the mouth of the cavern.
Benton oh the punishment for what I did! the awful punishment! and Casson stared at me and said: 'My Lord, Letty! is that you?" She buried her burning cheeks in her hands. "I did not lie to him. I offered him my hand; and perhaps he saw the agony in my face, for he didn't say anything about the Canterbury, but he took off his forage cap and was pleasant and kind. And he and Dr.
Up to this time he moved in two columns to enable him to get a good supply of forage, etc., and expedite the march. Here, however, there were indications of the concentration of Confederate infantry, and he was obliged to keep his army close together.
And if I hadn't struck on a pretty fat thing in the way of a contract for forage and horseflesh for these French chaps here, I should have been pretty well a bankrupt. But I found the money, and you're as well off as you would have been if old General Airey had never heard my name. 'That is good news to a poor man, said De Blacquaire.
Therefore, any contrivance by which to work up his forage the closest by way of machinery, or manual labor so that it shall serve the purposes of keeping his stock, is true economy; and the making and saving of manures are items of the first importance. His buildings and their arrangements throughout should, for these reasons, be constructed in accordance with his practice.
When the fair weather returned and the snow melted, they left the second wickiup, resuming the ascent of the mighty slopes. They were all restored by their rest, and despite the elevation and the wildness they were able to find plenty of forage for the animals.
The camp established by Aulus for his beaten army had hardly ever been moved, except when sanitary reasons or a lack of forage rendered a short migration unavoidable.
In the South-west the possibility of regrassing overstocked range lands has been demonstrated; in the North many new forage crops have been introduced, while in the East it has been shown that some of our choicest fruits can be stored and shipped in such a way as to find a profitable market abroad.
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