sheaves
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cut by a binder the | sheaves | left by the binder were |
the binder twine around the | sheaves | with a knife secured to |
was done by collecting the | sheaves | into a group and standing |
was necessary to place the | sheaves | precisely at the hand of |
the cart to throw the | sheaves | up onto the stack by |
just below the knee the | sheaves | had to be fed grain |
row gyte to set up | sheaves | in gaits haad to hold |
socialist farm labourers proudly display | sheaves | of wheat the exhibition is |
an aberdeenshire informant of hay | sheaves | set up in threes we |
number there were normally eight | sheaves | in a stook stooking allowed |
lowsing the ties on the | sheaves | and also pick tatties in |
orraman for carting turnips driving | sheaves | and other odd jobs about |
bein biggit to take the | sheaves | from the forker below and |
where are your farmers gathering | sheaves | of corn today bloody streets |
person in aa buchan her | sheaves | o loaf she cut ye |
on the ground put the | sheaves | on top an jist gie |
top of a cartload of | sheaves | because the horse moved forward |
and warmed milk storm stooks | sheaves | set up in fours in |
the seventeenth century often the | sheaves | were set up in ones |
air to circulate through the | sheaves | in order to dry and |
home from school help gather | sheaves | at harvest time doing the |
way that there were four | sheaves | one at each corner wi |
broom was put up into | sheaves | and stooked up for a |
with the scythe and the | sheaves | were bun nearer the craps |