...hundred acres." Does that fine grist-mill belong to you? " Yes." Are all the cattle I see, your's ? " Yes." How much wheat did you raise this year? " A...tell him so. While breakfast was getting ready by his two daughters, who were employed in this duty, while a younger one was tending a cardingmachine...

...hundred acres." Does that fine grist-mill belong to you? " Yes." Are all the cattle I see, your's ? " Yes." How much wheat did you raise this year? " A...cattle ? " No." On your wheat ? " No." Go to the d — l, thought I, for a grub-worm grumbler as tliou art ; but I was too polite to telL him so. While...

...exceeding, is an Americanism derived from the general meaning of the Avord, but still considered " low." " How much wheat did you raise this year ? A little rising of five thousand bushels." (Letters from the South, II., p. 93.) Ris, an intense vulgarism for the preterite, and, as rw for the...

...exceeding, is an Americanism derived from the general meaning of the word, but still considered " low." " How much wheat did you raise this year ? A little rising of five thousand bushels." (Letters from the South, II., p. 93.) Ris, an intense vulgarism for the preterite, and, as riz for...

...exceeding, is an Americanism derived from the general meaning of the word, but still considered " low." " How much wheat did you raise this year ? „ A little rising of five thousand bushels." (Letters from the South, II., p. 93.) Ris, an intense vulgarism for the preterite, and, as riz for...