dairyman

'I've got some news for you all, said Dairyman Crick as they sat down to breakfast one Sunday morning. 'It's that Jack Dollop again. '

I had always been emphatic that I didn't know whom I would marry, but one thing was for sure --he would not be a farmer or dairyman !

said the dairyman, who held in his left hand a wooden slice on which a lump of butter was stuck. 'Yes - taste for yourself!

The remaining maids and the dairyman usually gave themselves another turn on the pillow, and did not appear till a quarter of an hour later.

On the bottom shelf behind the counter was a pound of fresh butter left by the dairyman minutes before.

During the calf's birth, Heldreth said he first thought there were two calves. "It's the craziest thing I've ever seen, " the dairyman said.

'Oh yes; there's nothing like a fiddle, ' said the dairyman.

'Take it gentle, sir; take it gentle, ' said the dairyman. 'Tis knack, not strength that does it. '

When evening came the dairyman gave him a quart pail full of milk for his services.

Even Mr Clare began to feel tragical at the dairyman's desperation .

This surprised Dairyman Crick, who appeared never to have thought of milk as a drink.

Dairyman Crick milked six or eight of the difficult ones with his own hands.

She followed Dairyman Crick, and had the mournful satisfaction of seeing that Clare remained behind.

He wore the clothes of a dairyman but underneath he was quite different.

On Tuesday morning Jack went and hired himself to a dairyman.

Tess could not see his face, and could not understand why the head-dairyman himself should call him sir.

From Hoard's Dairyman , and includes news information on dairy activities in Washington, DC concerning policy and regulation.

She could not understand why he should be addressed as 'sir' even by the dairyman himself.

Dairyman Dick All the week, On Sundays Mister Richard Crick.

She finally heard that a dairyman some miles to the south needed a good milkmaid for the summer.

'But what shall I tell the dairyman's wife? ' said Angel.

The dairyman had not recognized the taste at that time, and thought the butter bewitched.

'O no, ' said Dairyman Crick.

Dairyman Crick insisted that all the dairy people should milk different cows every day, not just their favourites.

Never meant to, ' replied the dairyman. 'As I say, 'tis a widow-woman, and she had money, it seems - fifty pound' a year or so;

something which, had he known its quality, the dairyman would have despised, as a practical man;

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