genuines

Updated: May 10, 2025

Then away goes the sack four bushels, one hundred and sixty pounds of "genuines, seconds, or seed" wheeled by Cedric on a little trolley thing, to where George-the-Gaul or Jim-the-Early-Saxon is waiting to bear it on his back up the stone steps into the corn-chamber.

John Galsworthy - Studies and Essays: Quality and Others

Then away goes the sack four bushels, one hundred and sixty pounds of "genuines, seconds, or seed" wheeled by Cedric on a little trolley thing, to where George-the-Gaul or Jim-the-Early-Saxon is waiting to bear it on his back up the stone steps into the corn-chamber.

John Galsworthy - The Complete Essays of John Galsworthy