Ploughing

If rain fails, farmers will stop ploughing.

There may be a new lead in the "Tom" case: last week, a farmer, who was ploughing his field near the place where Tom's car was found abandoned twenty years ago, discovered human bones.

For it is two years since the famine began to be upon the land, and five years more remain, wherein there can be neither ploughing nor reaping.

If ploughing were a matter of gazing, anyone could thresh wheat.

Mary was ploughing her land.

There were influences that tempered the joys of leaf-kicking—some "meanie" was always ready to hide a big rock, or other disagreeable foreign substance, under a particularly inviting bunch of leaves—then watch and giggle at your discomfiture when you came innocently ploughing along!