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1
He took up a claim, and he is now farming his
own
homestead
.
2
The abandoned cabin was eerie after the noise and bustle of their
own
homestead
.
3
Not a spire of grass or grain was alive when he left his
own
homestead
.
4
I daresay he had as fine a place there-onhis
own
homestead
-
as
he
has here?
5
On the morning of our tale George Fielding might have been seen near his
own
homestead
,
conversing with the Honorable Frank Winchester.
6
He is, in fact, the representative of his
own
homestead
,
and is a man in the enlarged and proper sense of the term.
7
The best introduction to astronomy is to think of the nightly heavens as a little lot of stars belonging to one's
own
homestead
.
8
Let him stay at his
own
homestead
,
and not take mastership here, to trouble us with his humours ere the portion be his.
9
I am honest, though I'm poor-andproud, though you have seen me put to shame near my
own
homestead
more than once to-day.
10
Le Grand Smith was told by a despatch from his father that his native village in Connecticut, was in ashes, including his
own
homestead
,
etc.
11
It had enabled men to fence in their own water-fronts, their
own
homesteads
.
12
They could defend their
own
homesteads
with unsurpassed heroism, and hold their own mountains and valleys with fierce persistency.
13
Rural police were non-existent; there were no soldiers nearer than Keynsham, and the Yeomanry were all in their
own
homesteads
.
14
"I purposed going on to my
own
homestead
,
and only called to acquaint Colonel Barrington with my arrival."
own
homestead
own