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Before he had proceeded far, he perceived the Arab grazier riding at full speed in the opposite direction, and towards his own home. "I wish," said Colin, "that we had made some inquiries of that fellow about Jim and Terence; but it's too late now."
'Thy hands over thy head. Four watches, rings, snuff-boxes, seven-and-forty pounds overhead in gold. One Dicksee, a grazier, tries it on: gives him a guinea. 'Beg your pardon, says the Captain, 'I think too highly of you to take it at your hand. I will not take less than ten from such a gentleman. This Dicksee had his money in his stocking, but there was the pistol at his eye.
TRIFOLIUM ochroleucum. YELLOW CLOVER. This is not a common plant, but it deserves the attention of the grazier. I believe it is not in cultivation. In the garden it stands well, and is a large plant. The herbage appears to be as good as that of any other kind of Clover, and it might, if introduced, be cultivated by similar means. TRIFOLIUM agrarium.
Hundreds of shells dropped in its vicinity, while the millionaire went round the city in a cart, to all outward seeming as little concerned as the most penurious of men. Some weeks before a grazier who had fallen into the hands of the Boers had been assured that it was Rhodes they wanted not Kimberley.
At last, the grazier, pulling out a watch, of a very unusual size, and telling the hour, said that he had an appointment. "Is it so late?" said the young gentleman; "then I am afraid I have missed an appointment already; but the truth is, I am cursedly given to missing of appointments."
He was not fully undeceived in this belief till somewhat late in the day, when, strolling into the stable-yard, the ostler, concluding from the gentleman's goodly thews and size that he was a north-country grazier, delivered Cutts's allegorical caution against the bullocks. Thus abandoned, Jasper's desperate project only acquired a still more concentrated purpose and a ruder simplicity of action.
After all had promised to be guided in the coming emergency by Jim, they laid themselves along the ground and sought rest in sleep. Next morning, while they were eating their breakfast, they were visited by the grazier who was expected to make choice of two of their number. "Which is the one who speaks Arabic?" he inquired from one of the merchants.
"Faith, I never thought of that; I must have cried Stand, I suppose, to the first pursy townsman or greasy grazier that I met o' the heath it is many a good fellow's shift in these bad times."
Their prodigal harvests, together with the sweetness of the upland pastures, make them the paradise of the grazier; the farms which rest beneath the hills are of manorial proportions, and the valley of the beautiful South Branch is a land of easy wealth and old-fashioned plenty.
"Ay, sir," said Lambourne, "that shall take hedge and ditch with my Lord Duke's best hunters. Then I made a little mistake on Shooter's Hill, and stopped an ancient grazier whose pouches were better lined than his brain-pan, the bonny bay nag carried me sheer off in spite of the whole hue and cry." "Saddle him then instantly, and attend me," said Varney.
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