There ain't a man in the United States to-day that don't secretly think he could run airy one if his other business busted on him, whether he knows the difference between a new milch cow or a horse hayrake or not.
In folk-tales holy places are discovered by the milch goats coming home dry.
Illustration: MILCH GOATS] The goat's trick of picking up stray trifles is sometimes inconvenient.
One of many unpleasing features in the practice of keeping milch buffaloes in great cities is the usage of feeding them on stable refuse.
It would seem difficult to be cruel to a goat, but the keepers of the flocks of milch goats regularly driven morning and evening into Indian cities contrive to inflict a good deal of pain.
I saw I was as a man who was pulling down his house upon the heads of his wife and children; yet I thought on those 'two milch kine that were to carry the ark of God into another country, and to leave their calves behind them.
It was very early, and the first Man we saw, I asked him if he had seen any stray Milch Cows thereabouts.
Trotting by the side of this long file of men were two milch goats, bleating and baaing, but thoroughly enjoying the journey; they were intended to provide milk for the ladies' tea.
But before he quitted the premises he seized adroitly one of Lucy's two milch goats and, breaking its neck, trailed it over his shoulders and plunged down a ravine.
Within the enclosed ground they kept their milch goats, sheep, and riding donkeys.
There was one remaining milch goat which yielded about a pint of milk daily.
In December, when the cases of enteric fever and dysentery began to be very numerous, it was determined to take possession of the milch cows, and to see that the milk was used for the sick alone.
However, most of these cattle, except milch cows, had to be taken.
Now therefore prepare a new cart and two milch cows that have never worn a yoke, and fasten the cows to the cart, but leave their calves behind them at home.
Then Jacob took as a present for his brother Esau, two hundred female goats and twenty male goats, two hundred ewes and twenty rams, thirty milch camels and their young, forty cows and ten bulls, twenty female asses and ten young asses.
The milchcows keep on the clearings, or near to them, and soon get tame enough to come up when called.
The German poet observes that the Cow of Isis is to some the divine symbol of knowledge, to others but the milch cow, only regarded for the pounds of butter she will yield.
O tendency of our age, to look on Isis as the milch cow!
The average produce of a milch cow, supplied with good pasturage, is about 3 gallons daily from Lady-day to Michaelmas, and from that time to February about 1 gallon daily.
The nutritious quality of brewer's grains is shown by their extensive employment at the present day as food for pigs and cattle, and particularly for milch cows.
He was down at the corrals, leaning on the rails, watching the stolid milch cows nuzzling and devouring their evening hay.
They had, no doubt, many instances of the disease amongst the cows that were ordinarily called milch cows, but that were not milch cows when they came to market, because one effect of the disease was to deprive the animal of milk.
In publishing the statement, Earl Granville says: "When I left England, a month ago, there were about 130 milch cows in four sheds.
In themilch cows the milk decreases, but is not quite suppressed.
The animal must be rubbed a quarter of an hour, both morning and evening, and the bags of a milchcow should be anointed morning and evening with warm oil.
She liked the pasture best where the milch cows were lying, and next to that the meadow where the grass was half-mown, and lay in silvered sweeping lines.
They might have warned us that Englishmen would agree with Dutchmen to make it unlawful for black men to keep milch cows of their own on the banks of that river, and gradually have prepared us for the shock.
Enough milch cows, and sheep, and goats were thus obtained for a liberal distribution among the Boer families, who, compared with the large numbers of their hospitable hosts, were relatively few.
Fraeulein Milch promised to do so; but she suggested that it would be very much more expedient for the Professorin to have the cooperation of the daughter of the house; in this way many good results could be secured.
The Major insisted upon the betrothed couple taking a seat in his arbor, saying that Fraeulein Milch would soon be down.
Herr Captain, one ought to be sick for once, so as to have Fraeulein Milch nurse him.
Aunt Claudine, thinking she saw that Fraeulein Milch had something to tell which was not for her to hear, quietly left the room.
In the morning, when Eric and Roland were saying good-by at the green cottage, a message came from Fraeulein Milch to offer herself and the Major that day, as visitors to the Professorin.
When the Cooper and his betrothed entered, and the Major gave them his blessing, and Fraeulein Milchbrought in a bottle of wine, Knopf was the merriest of the company.
When this was done, Fraeulein Milch called in Claus, with his wife and daughter, and the Seven-piper with his whole family.
This was the right key to touch, for Fraeulein Milch was in her element whenever she could render any advice and assistance.
I would rather not say more about it," said Fraeulein Milch evasively.
It is well, he thought, that Fraeulein Milch has furnished me with such a nice white vest, and it ought to be seen.
This was the effect of Fraeulein Perini's teachings, who had withdrawn her from all connection with Fraeulein Milch before Manna had entered the convent, as if the modest housekeeper had been a witch who could do her harm.
I believe he is going to send Fraeulein Milch his speech.
It was plainly wrong in his view, that Fraeulein Milch should so persistently refuse to go into society.
The Mother asked Fraeulein Milch if she were a native of this part of the country.
The quality of the food of the milch cow exercises a great influence on the quality and yield of her milk.
A number of my neighbours who have tried it all agree that it is the best and cheapest feed for milch cows they have used.
Thompson's investigations proved that milch cows fed on barley yielded more milk and butter than when supplied with an equal weight of malt.
The tuberculin test should be applied to all milch cows, and the infected ones isolated from the herd.
Perfect cleanliness in the entire manipulation necessary in milking and dairying, combined with freedom from disease in the milch cows, will carry us a long way on the road towards a good cream-ripening.
During the last twenty years particular and conclusive evidence has been deduced to show that milch cows may themselves afford a large measure of infection.
Hence the desirability of securing clean water for all manipulative purposes, and also for the drinking purposes of the milch cow.
The Angora goat should not be classed with milch animals.
A quart of milk a day may be considered a fair average for a fresh milch Angora doe.
Angora goats are docile, and it is possible that some of them could be developed into good milch animals.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "milch" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
