A barn in the process of being filled with hay presented its inviting doors to us.
By watching this I came to the conclusion that it had no guard posted on it, at any rate by day, but many civilians were walking across, and a hay cart passed every minute or so.
I found a hiding-place not far from the river, but after a short while I began to think that it was a bad one, as although in this district most of the hayhad been cut, one field quite near had still to be done.
No hay ninguno, si quiere confesar lo que pasa dentro de sí mismo, que no conozca que no es criado para un mundo donde es imposible que logre el fin á que aspira.
And additional hay means additional meat for the old, and additional milk for the children.
Surely, if hayis prepared for the bodily nourishment of men, the fact that we are convinced that hay is the proper food for man will not make hay the food of man.
But they will spoil your hay crop," objected the horseman.
He stood by the old lady's side and dejectedly surveyed the ruin of the hay crop.
Then, and in 1812, and during the great battle of the States, the grass had grown green and the hay been fragrant, and the fat Jersey earth had out of its depths brought forth something to help the nation at war.
So we had cathedral service on the hay in the barn.
Here on the hay I showed to him the writings in the two books my Angel Father and Angel Mother made for me.
When I reached the top of the hay I stopped to put it on Solomon Grundy.
All that remains to be examined is the inorganic or mineral matter in the blood, which would have become ashes, if the hay had been burned.
That portion of the organic part of the hay which has been taken up by the blood of the ox, and which does not contain nitrogen (corresponding to the first class of proximates, as described in Sect.
To this ox we will feed a ton of hay which contains organic matter, with and without nitrogen, and soluble and insoluble inorganic substances.
All of the cattle are not kept in the stable; the fattening stock are kept in the various fields, where hay is fed out to them from the stack.
The parish of Middleton-Cheney, Northamptonshire, has a benefaction to provide hay for strewing the Church in summer, the rector providing straw in the winter.
During blossom, the fever closely resembles hay fever at home, but the type becomes more severe as the seeds fall.
It was preceded by a summer of drought and the alfalfa and wild hay fields failed.
What unthinkable distances were glimpsed from the wild hay patch on the flank of Dead Line Peak!
Then he knelt in the hay and kissed her softly on the lips.
The next morning while Doug was feeding in the corral, his father hitched a team to the hay wagon.
There was silence for a moment on the hay rick while the two young questioners gazed at the incomparable grandeur about them.
If it wasn't for that hay wagon we could turn on the current and make a run for it.
There is a lot ofhay littered about, and that has to be stacked; also the waste straw or rubbish which is burnt, and the fires have to be made up.
Include their original cost, hayand percentage of keep.
We have had some rain, but not the heavy if storms we have seen wandering round which generally follow the course of the Assiniboine--a relief to our minds, as our hay is still out.
After threshing, these men have little or nothing to do: digging out the well to water the horses, teaming hay into the town on sleighs, and fetching timber over from the other farm, is about their only outdoor occupation.
The weather, for one thing, is daily chronicled, as it takes up much of our thoughts, so much in the future depending on its being propitious just at this time of year, when the seeds are all sown and the hay almost ready to cut.
The nameHay Springs has been used in reference to all three sites.
The Thomomys fromHay Springs local fauna has not been referred to species.
The Hay Springs local fauna is considered to have been deposited in late Kansan glaciation or in early Yarmouth interglacial by Shultz and Tanner (op.
The ages of the Hay Springs sites are approximately the same, but their correlation is presently under debate.
List of the Pleistocene fauna from Hay Springs, Nebraska.
Three occurrences of Thomomys are from the early and middle Pleistocene, with a possible fourth (depending upon the age of the Hay Springs local fauna of Nebraska).
