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• In the fields. (8)
• Look at the cattle in the fields! (10)
• Grass, three fields of grass! (8)
• And so, too, in narrower fields. (16)
• I hope to get Fields to publish it. (14)
• The birds, and the fields, and the moon! (8)
• She was absolutely a buttercup of the fields. (10)
• They were soon in the fields leading to Wrexby. (22)
• For it is always daylight in the fields of space. (2)
• He was nowhere in the fields, nor in the graveyard. (10)
• They were nearing the outskirt fields of cultivation. (8)
• The air was perfumed with hemp from neighbouring fields. (2)
• Bands in the town and voices in the green fields, I say! (10)
• They had come through a wicketgate leading from the fields. (8)
• Dew had not yet fallen, and he took the path across the fields. (8)
• A plain of fields and hedges spread to the distant grey-bluedowns. (8)
• Foot by foot we moved through the dusky fields, we knew not whither. (7)
• The sun is coming down to earth, and walks the fields and the waters. (10)
• At the last stile of the fields, Rhoda saw that they were not followed. (10)
• Across the shadowy fields a pale sheet of water gleamed out in moonlight. (8)
• I ran down the fields to the park and the bright little river, and gazed. (10)
• Forgotten were his sores and sorrows; he was in the blessed fields of sleep. (8)
• It was well railroaded, in the coal fields, near to waterways and to glory. (16)
• Robert walked across the fields, walking like a man with an object in view. (10)
• Robert walked across the fields, walking like a man with an object in view. (22)
• She wanted external life, action, fields for energies, to vary the struggle. (10)
• And, unable to sit and think of it, Felix rose and walked on through the fields. (8)
• When he obtained a new orchestral work, he would go into the fields to study it. (3)
• The air was clean and sweet among all these green fields and green things growing. (2)
• Few houses showed, but fields and trees faintly glistened, away to a loom of downs. (8)
• If only a fox would break this side, and they could have the first fields to themselves! (8)
• Over the dips and hollows of the fields great white clouds hung low down above the land. (8)
• The circus people gaze longingly across the empty fields where are houses snug and tight. (21)
• The sun is coming down to earth, and the fields and the waters shout to him golden shouts. (10)
• I dreamed last night we were in the fields together, and he walked with his arm round my waist. (10)
• He meant to reach the cottage of the laborer Tryst before that early bird was away to the fields. (8)
• Through the trees we could see great vineyards and cultivated fields and occasional farm-houses. (20)
• He ran down through the fields, reached the pond just as the sun rose, and passed into the coppice. (8)
• All her animals are marked with colors which harmonize with the woods or fields in which they live. (17)
• Certainly it must have been obscure and hidden, for the deed was not done in woods or lonely fields. (12)
• Looking across the fields in our rear (rather longingly) I had the happy distinction of a discoverer. (7)
• I said that I was getting that already for less work, and then Mr. Fields offered me ten dollars more. (9)
• Mr. and Mrs. Fields were there, from Boston, and I renewed all the pleasure of my earlier meetings with them. (9)
• Terror and remorse haunted me for having sent the last Ammiani out to those fields, unattached to posterity. (10)
• He now led us through a wood on to some fields down to a shady dell, where we were to hold the feast in privacy. (10)
• The fields, as was the Southern fashion at that period of the war, were uncultivated and overgrown with brambles. (7)
• Clementina told how the Russian had lectured her, and wished her to go back to the country and work in the fields. (9)
• He could number the fields in every direction, and could tell how many trees there were in the most distant clump. (4)
• Thanks to the incessant raids of the Iroquois into Canada, the farmers dared not till the fields and sow the seed. (19)
• In wide sweeps, and with a swift and equable gallop, the ceaseless stream of water visits and makes green the fields. (2)
• Twice that day was she surrendered to him: once in his ignorance, when time appeared an expanse of many sunny fields. (10)
• But Iberville was then at Placentia, in Newfoundland, bent on finding other fields for his energy and martial prowess. (19)
• Rhoda put a chair for him, but he thanked them both, and said he could not neglect some work to be done in the fields. (10)
• Rhoda put a chair for him, but he thanked them both, and said he could not neglect some work to be done in the fields. (22)
• And with that smile warming the memory of those spirit-haunted eyes, we crept down-stairs again, and out into the fields. (8)
• There is a half-vexed, half-humorous letter to Mr. Fields, dated Elmwood 10 P.M. Thursday, 1868, which was 24 September. (14)
• A great rainbow, the nearest she had ever seen, had sprung up in the park, and was come to earth again in some fields close by. (8)
• The peasants rattled across the fields in their farm-wagons, leaving behind them a cloud of dust all golden in the evening light. (20)
• And the feeling, which was not as definite as this, possessed her to the exclusion of all other feelings in the rain-soaked fields. (8)
• It was beautiful there, too, with the bright open fields hedged with great elms, and that ever-rich serenity of its grass and trees. (8)
• Winton, smoking his after-breakfast cigar, stared down across the tops of those trees toward the river and the wooded fields beyond. (8)
• The watch-fires of Austrians encamped in the fields encircled her; and moving up and down, the cigar of Antonio-Pericles was visible. (10)
• Far off stretched the happy fields with their dim white villages; farther still the mellow heights melted into the low hovering heaven. (9)
• This fresh audience was precious to him; he had never become one of those old men who ramble round and round the fields of reminiscence. (8)
• The thought dogged him, wandering through fields bright with buttercups, where the little red calves were feeding, and the swallows flying high. (8)
• Over the prairie, fields, and woodland the night wind passed, soft, odorous, charged with the breath of the earth in the conceiving time of life…. (13)
• Plain wits, candour, and an unpretending tongue, it seemed, could make common subjects attractive, as fair weather does our English woods and fields. (10)
• Instances when the attention, judgment, and taste of the public are called upon are, however, most frequent in the fields of politics and of the arts. (16)
• There were meadow-larks and robins without as well as within, and it was no subjective plough that turned the earliest furrows in those opulent fields. (9)
• Their carriage had climbed from Carlsbad in long irregular curves to the breezy upland where the great highroad to Prague ran through fields of harvest. (9)
• For weeks the solemn farce held attention, luring distinguished civilians from fields of political ambition to see what they safely could of the horrors of war. (1)
• He contemplated it placably and studiously, perhaps because the shower-folding armies of the fields above likened its shadowed stillness to that of his Irish home. (10)
• Smiling fields, trim homesteads, and flourishing gardens replaced the rude and solitary wigwams of the red-men of Ontario, Quebec, and the maritime provinces to the east. (19)

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