hayrick

But we cannot regard the cleavage of the tree as the same in character as the cleavage of the hayrick.

He said he could live upon blackberries, nuts and field turnips, and was willing to sleep on a hayrick.

A few steps brought him to the aeroplane, lying in a slanting position between the hayrick and a fence, over which it projected.

The others obeyed at once, and in a moment he ran the car gently into the field and stopped beside a hayrick.

Here they found a hayrick in a field, alongside of which they laid their weary bones and slept the sleep of exhaustion.

Milly stooped down, and there in a soft little place, just between the hayrick and the ground, what do you think she saw?

Gossip runs along the shores of the Bosporus like fire along a hayrick.

The structure in the background is perhaps intended for a hayrick.

He begged a crust of bread at a cottage and slept under a hayrick.

There was no hayrick, and Sir William cares for no other shelter.