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Updated: May 26, 2025
John Raikes! thou livest in times. I feel warm in the sun of your prosperity, Harrington. Now listen to me. Propound thou no inquiries anywhere about the old fellow who gave the supper. Humour his whim he won't have it. All Fallow field is paid to keep him secret; I know it for a fact. I plied my rustic friends every night.
It may be said that bad as this all was, it was not without a remedy; that the cultivator had the choice of other occupations, and might let the land lie fallow, while its "owner" starved.
We killed severall other beasts, as Oriniacks, staggs, wild cows, Carriboucks, fallow does and bucks, Catts of mountains, child of the Devill; in a word, we lead a good life. The snow increases dayly. There we make raketts, not to play att ball, but to exercise ourselves in a game harder and more necessary.
"Puir Jamie, puir fallow; and hoo is he standin't oot?" I assured him that he was bearing his fate manfully, but that he had been in the service of a remorseless master. "Ay, I ken him," said Lawson. "A man that's no gude to his ain canna be gude to ithers." "You must speak of him now, however, in the past tense," said I. "Mr. is dead." "Dead!" exclaimed Lawson, with much surprise.
Na, na, Davie's no just like other folk, puir fallow; but he's no sae silly as folk tak him for.
She's decidedly fresh and pert the most delicious little fat lips and cocky nose; but cease we to dwell on her, or of us two, to! one will be undone. Harry burst into a laugh: 'Is this the T.P. for Fallow field?
Jock Porteous, that's stiff and stark, puir fallow, was worth a dozen o' them; for he never had ony fears, or scruples, or doubts, or conscience, about onything your honours bade him." "He was a gude servant o' the town," said the Bailie, "though he was an ower free-living man.
Andrew's cross in the very centre but the area was so immense, and the stature of the trees so great, that nothing of this formality could be observed in the park itself. Not only were the oaks and beeches of large, and often of giant proportions, but the very ferns grew so tall that whole herds of fallow deer were hidden in it, and could only be traced by their sounds.
'Try him again try him again take a good run that's him there, he's over! was the cry, as Tom flourished his arm in the air on landing. 'Look! there's old Tommy Baker, the rat-ketcher! cried another, as a man went working his arms and legs on an old white pony across a fallow. 'Ah, Tommy! Tommy! you'd better shut up, observed another: 'a pig could go as fast as that.
The soil of the plain seems very good, and is free from stones; it appears, however, generally to lie fallow, being thickly covered with weeds and wild artichokes. The villages are seen in the far distance near the mountains. This plain forms part of Canaan.
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