Country JakeMacmillan, 1946 - 258 |
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Strona 159
... planted it , we never knew . It was less than a quar- ter of a mile long . Dad permitted it to grow , because it served as a windbreak to prevent soil erosion . The Old Man was a believer in trees . He planted and transplanted thousands ...
... planted it , we never knew . It was less than a quar- ter of a mile long . Dad permitted it to grow , because it served as a windbreak to prevent soil erosion . The Old Man was a believer in trees . He planted and transplanted thousands ...
Strona 227
... planted early in the Driscoll era , or per- haps earlier , had ceased to bear , and were good for nothing but shade , hence the name of the spot , " The Shady Trees . " They were very tall trees , such as peach trees should not be . I ...
... planted early in the Driscoll era , or per- haps earlier , had ceased to bear , and were good for nothing but shade , hence the name of the spot , " The Shady Trees . " They were very tall trees , such as peach trees should not be . I ...
Strona 230
... planted as windbreak and soil - holder , in a tract called Hell's Half Acre , was now ripe for har- vest . The trees were about twenty years old , tall and straight , just the right diameter for mattress wood . Chop down every tree ...
... planted as windbreak and soil - holder , in a tract called Hell's Half Acre , was now ripe for har- vest . The trees were about twenty years old , tall and straight , just the right diameter for mattress wood . Chop down every tree ...
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acres alfalfa apple Arkansas River asked band wagon Big Flurry black locust boys Brother called cattle cholera chopping circus Clem corn cottonwood Country Jake crop doctor dollars Driscoll drove Elmina face farm farmers feet fence field filly fire flood Fordyce front ginseng girls hands heard heart hogs Holy horses Jesus John kitchen knew lamp Lawrence Avenue learned Leonard lived load locust grove logs looked Margaret melons mile Miss Billicks Miss Oxie morning Mother neighbors never Nigger night orchard parade parlor Pearce piled planted plow Poor little Harry potatoes privy pump pupils recited river seat seemed shouting Smart Spanish-American war spring Steve Balch summer sweet potatoes talk teacher told Tom Kennedy took town trees Valley Van's wagon walked Walt watermelons Wichita Winesap winter woods Wreck-Tree yard