1 He's a small farmer, not a big planter, and if the boys thought enough of him to elect him lieutenant, then it's not for any darky to talk impudent about him.
2 Raiford Calvert was made first lieutenant, because everybody liked Raif, and Able Wynder, son of a swamp trapper, himself a small farmer, was elected second lieutenant.
3 Too many of their fathers and grandfathers had come up to wealth from the small farmer class for that.
4 He was just plain Cracker, a small farmer, half-educated, prone to grammatical errors and ignorant of some of the finer manners the O'Haras were accustomed to in gentlemen.
5 I can't help you, Scarlett, except by learning with as good grace as possible to be a clumsy farmer.
6 He's a mighty pore farmer and he knows it.
7 Of course, he wasn't any good as a farmer.
8 Despite hard work, they were still slender and sensitive looking and remarkably well tended for a farmer's hands.
9 As the sun warmed the world of stubble into a welter of yellow they turned from the highroad, through the bars of a farmer's gate, into a field, slowly bumping over the uneven earth.
10 This motto, however, they did not commend to farmer customers who had had crop failures.
11 Grasshoppers came darkening the sky, and in an hour ate the farmwife's garden and the farmer's coat.
12 A man becomes farmer, grocer, town policeman, garageman, restaurant-owner, postmaster, insurance-agent, and farmer all over again, and the community more or less patiently suffers from his lack of knowledge in each of his experiments.
13 He must have felt guilty, everybody agreed, for as the train left town, a farmer saw him standing in the vestibule and looking out.
14 Dad is a good farmer, but nothing else.
15 Fern saw him fumbling among the overcoats piled on the feedbox at the far end of the barn; soon after she heard a farmer declaring that some one had stolen his bottle.