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Suppose you have an eye on the hilling up of the potatoes, Ted.
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In wet soils or seasons hilling may be advisable, but very seldom otherwise.
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Protecting your taters with the hilling technique
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A little temporary hilling will do no harm, but the ground should be kept as level as possible.
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There is a broad hilling up, so as to have a slope inward toward the plants, as well as away from them.
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She made him laugh; and the furrows in the young brow disappeared.
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The husbandmen had ploughed the fields and filled the furrows with seed.
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The furrows are like arrows; they fly along an arc of sky.
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The light from the lantern intensified the furrows between his brooding eyes.
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They knew how to follow the furrows and stay on the rows.
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At the intersection of these furrows the seed was to be dropped.
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A smile almost fiendish broke over the furrows of the rugged face.
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The frozen furrows of the ploughed land crumbled beneath her heavy tread.
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The good seed will be sown after the deep furrows are made.
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They stepped quickly and kept their eyes on the furrows: good workers.
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The furrows round his mouth and eyes had become deeper and sharper.
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And those are the furrows I have been trying to straighten out.
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The furrows were still black, still not dried out by the sun.
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By his traction engine he can strike 12 furrows at a time.
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After thorough-drainage, in most localities, these ridges and furrows are dispensed with.
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There were some ground-cherry bushes growing along the furrows, full of fruit.
