It rested also on fine earth, instead of partly on brick-rubbish.

I am a stricken and useless parasite on the face of your fine earth.

His shoes and stockings were dusted over with fine earth.

Then a pinch of seed is sprinkled atop this depression and covered with fine earth.

The soil, a mixture of fine earth and sand, had been beaten and consolidated with heavy blows.

A deposit of mud or fine earth.

The majority, however, will find it safer to give a slight sifting of fine earth over the seed.

Sow on raised beds, in rows six or nine inches apart, and cover the seed with sand or fine earth.

So they climbed as high in each one as they could, struggling up the grade, slipping in the quick, fine earth.

The Eider, the Elbe, the Weser, the Ems, the Rhine, the Maas, and the Schelde bring down large quantities of fine earth.

When the plants appear, hoe the ground between, draw a little fine earth to the stems, and leave the rest to Nature.

All this space, even beyond the point to which a man could worm his way, was filled with fine earth and ashes containing much refuse.