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Meanings of ploughmen in English
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Usage of ploughmen in English
1
In this class also were ploughmen, cowmen, dairymaids of the bigger farms.
2
Let the mowers and the ploughmen leave the scythes and the ploughs!
3
My College fellows were hawkers, tinkers, tramps and ploughmen, choughs and crows.
4
There were no cattle in the fields and no ploughmen following their teams.
5
I remained alone, with one of the ploughmen, to look after the farm.
6
The ploughmen were now directed to commence deep ploughing on No.
7
These dreaded troops could be withstood, then, by farmers and ploughmen.
8
Of rural occupations we have the beekeepers, ploughmen, shepherds, neatherds, goatherds, and swineherds.
9
One sees the ploughmen in the hot, moist furrow, singing:
10
The ploughmen ploughed your back and seared deep furrows there.
11
Six of them wanted to be ploughmen like their fathers.
12
Farmers, ploughmen, and almost all labouring men, plead for it.
13
Is not the day at hand when they shall be our ploughmen and vine-dressers?
14
The ploughmen are gone to the field; my clever writer is gone to the court-house.
15
Dickon slips the hounds, and a faint halloo comes from the shepherds and the ploughmen.
16
The very ploughmen observed, and long remembered, how kindly little Warren took to his book.
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