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1. shire horses – and taken back to the granary at the farm
2. “It’s about celebrating the rich rewards of this year’s harvest, about collecting together the combined foods of all of Slump County and coming together to Trouble Valley to partake of a glorious feast with all sorts of delicious food and compare it with all the other tasty foods of New Zealand! My Mansion’s keeping an intake of the Granary where we’re keeping all the food,” Julia said
3. But he had raided the granary, though he claimed that he had no memory of doing so
4. Though it goes backwards and forwards between the ground and the granary, it never changes masters, and therefore does not properly circulate
5. It was long the granary of the Roman empire
6. 'You'll find some wheat in the granary to
7. pushel," said Nels, after they had backed the wagon up to the granary
8. The granary door was pried open and the wheat shovelled
9. No, sir! If they got into that granary they'd have
10. He charged down upon the granary, his wife, with a shawl over her head,
11. They gathered approximately one thousand Jews, forced them into a granary that belonged to a Polish farmer and burned all of them alive, women, children and babies and then divided amongst themselves the Jewish homes
12. “Dilimon and I are busy, stressed, crazy in love, and happy as gophers in a granary
13. The trip downriver to the new granary building site was punctuated with the sounds of the
14. Every time he saw her, and worse yet when she showed him the latest dances, he felt the same spongy release in his bones that had disturbed his great-great-grandfather when Pilar Ternera made her pretexts about the cards in the granary
15. When they arrived in the small coastal town of Arima one hour later, it was to find that the small local garrison had already been massacred, with only a small group of women armed with naginatas still barricaded in the local rice granary
16. Then they turned west and tossed torches on the stables, the barn, and the granary
17. He was standing in the cool granary, still fragrant with the leaves of the hazel branches interlaced on the freshly peeled aspen beams of the new thatch roof
18. The unravaged state was a vast granary, machine shop and storehouse for the
19. When she came to the place with it, Thumbling, unperceived, hid himself in the granary, and the maid, after she had examined every corner and found nothing, lay down in her bed again, and believed that, after all, she had only been dreaming with open eyes and ears
20. Public granary of the Hautes-Alpes
21. In villages which were greedy for profit and harvest, he said: "Look at the people of Embrun! If, at the harvest season, the father of a family has his son away on service in the army, and his daughters at service in the town, and if he is ill and incapacitated, the cure recommends him to the prayers of the congregation; and on Sunday, after the mass, all the inhabitants of the village—men, women, and children—go to the poor man's field and do his harvesting for him, and carry his straw and his grain to his granary
22. Once a little burned maize was discovered in a still burning granary, and several of the pirates died in agony from gorging on it
23. How, then, can our harvest fail? Shall I not rejoice also at the abundance of the weeds whose seeds are the granary of the birds? It matters little comparatively whether the fields fill the farmer's barns
24. From his conversation it might have been supposed that the neighbourhood was a vast granary ready-stored for the army, and offering all facilities for the establishment of winter quarters
25. THE MOUSE UNDER THE GRANARY
26. A Mouse was living under the granary
27. In the floor of the granary there was a little hole, and the grain fell down through it
28. He played awhile with them on the cleared floor, ate some oats from the open granary, climbed on the kiln over the snow-covered roof, and across the wicker fence started back to his ravine
29. '—'Go, young woman, into the granary, and take as much as you need
30. The master unhitched the horse, carried the bag to the granary, mowed a lot of grass, and put it into the cart
31. ’ It’s really on the level with the game of the fellow that waits for a dark night, slips into the barnyard, poisons the watch dog, bores an auger hole in the granary, and takes to his heels at the first suspicious sound