But it can sometimes be a tall order to gather the harvest before it falls.

It standeth not aright that we should gather the harvest whilst you, who sowed it, go forth empty-handed.

His house shall become a hooting place for owls, and Seneca squaws shall gather the harvest of his fields.

With no horses to help gather the harvest, times are hard, but the islanders manage -until the foxes come.

Why should I wish thy land when I have no cattle to till it, nor mules to gather the harvest?

Then shall ye indeed become the angels of heaven whom Christ promised would appear in this Day to gather the harvest of divine planting.

Settlers were shot while plowing the fields or gathering the harvests.

Whereupon he went away, and D--waited for news and gathered the harvest.

Thus, they gathered the harvest of crime, and continued their depredations to the last.

Gather the harvest, to fill the barns and storehouses, in the seven years of plenty.

There are many pockets underneath, into which she industriously gathers the harvest of the summer.

Entering one of these houses, we found the men and young women out gathering the harvest.

They took charge of the fields, planted the crops, gathered the harvests, and staggered on to the end.

Men with great baskets gather the harvests of vegetables and fruits (especially the luscious grapes in the second canvas).

All my own news is that we have gathered the harvest at Boisveyrac; a crop not far below the average, we hope.

Among the Iroquois, those who formed a household and cultivated gardens gathered the harvest and stored it in their dwelling as a common stock.