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Then he stood up in the trap, and whistled for the ploughman.
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The grateful king about to ennoble the victorious ploughman at once replied:
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We are but the two lobes of the brain of a ploughman.
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The ploughman comes up from the country with a long ungainly stride.
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One was a weaver, another a carpenter and the third a ploughman.
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This is a terrible blow, and Mon Kee was a terrible plower.
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Think of the aching backs of the plower and the sower.
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129:3 The plowers plowed upon my back: they made long their furrows.
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The same year Healfden divided the land of the Northumbrians; so that they became afterwards their harrowers and plowers.
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They contained the computers by which the farmers remotely controlled the robot plowers, seeders, tillers, sprayers, and other machines.
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On the following morning the preacher-plowman was afield at break of day.
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All the fine ladies and gentlemen were eager to see the plowman poet.
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The plowman reached home and told his wife about the ring.
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For a year the plowman worked hard and his wife saved.
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Most of the men are muscular, and have large plowman hands.
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A two-share gang-plow is used, with a seat for the plowman.
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A plowman on his legs is higher than a gentleman on his knees.
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Bill White, Squire Pinner's plowman, called in here and told us the news.
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The plowman suddenly stopped in the middle of a furrow and glanced up, laughing.
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With these words the old woman hobbled down the road, leaving the plowman wondering.
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Next morning the plowman set out with the false ring.
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A plowman paused in his work one day to rest.
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The plowman walked along, his lips moving all the while.
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We sallied out and he strode the pavement with long strides like a plowman.
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Cleos married one of the plowman's daughters, you will recall.
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Your plowman's team of oxen seems to be mired in a patch of mud.
