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Fields upon fields of heavy-headed grain lay rotting ungathered upon the ground.
2
On the northern side of the tower leaves of ungathered snow still lay.
3
There was enough, and more than enough, for some melted ungathered every day.
4
The earth was heavy with fruition, every square field brimful of the ungathered harvest.
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Above and beyond they were bloomed like an ungathered plum.
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On the bramble bushes the blackberries cluster thickly, unseen and ungathered in this wild spot.
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Frequently the crops were standing, ungathered, in the field.
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Here, then, is a mine unworked, a harvest ungathered.
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But the fruits of victory are ungathered and the beneficence of peace is not yet attained.
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Art gleams before us all, a hoard ungathered.
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The eggs are ungathered, the feed chutes empty.
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As regarded herself, she must be content to rest by her mother's side as a flower ungathered.
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Nothing could be finer: such fields of corn standing ungathered, such herds of cattle grazing at will!
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A bloom as delicate as that of the ungathered peach was gradually settling on all the fairy heights.
15
He has the largest Protestant congregation in America, and an ungathered parish which no man attempts to number.
16
Scanning the patch's ruins of vine and stalk, Andrews espied a handful of onions, which had; remained ungathered.