1 His long white hair standing out behind him, he urged the horse forward with crop and loud cries.
2 The big horse reached the fence, gathered himself and soared over as effortlessly as a bird, his rider yelling enthusiastically, his crop beating the air, his white curls jerking out behind him.
3 "You'll be keeping civil tongues in your heads this day, or I'll be taking me crop to you," warned Gerald.
4 She straightened her tired back and, looking over the browning autumn fields, she saw next year's crop standing sturdy and green, acre upon acre.
5 All I'm interested in now is a good cotton crop.
6 If I make a good cotton crop, they'll tax it till I'll get nothing for it or maybe confiscate it outright and say it's Confederate cotton.
7 And we cleared a fair crop this last fall, twenty bales.
8 He hurriedly summoned Dr. Meade and two other doctors, and with difficulty he was restrained from beating the unfortunate nurse with his crop.
9 This motto, however, they did not commend to farmer customers who had had crop failures.
10 Mrs. Shimerda had paid grandfather ten dollars for a milk cow, and was to give him fifteen more as soon as they harvested their first crop.
11 That crop of little, short curls, is quite becoming.
12 The farm was fat with the growing crop.
13 And yet on two-thirds of the land there is but one crop, and that leaves the toilers in debt.
14 , to advance him food and clothing for the year, and perhaps seed and tools, until his crop is raised and sold.
15 It is a crop always salable for ready money, not usually subject to great yearly fluctuations in price, and one which the Negroes know how to raise.