harvest

• He enjoyed the drive in mellow sunshine, the fields still covered with golden stubble, though the harvest was all in, the sky the deep blue of early autumn, the chestnut trees beginning to turn. —  A Hydra with Six Heads - Josephine Bell - 1970
• So Ned worked early and late, and as soon as the harvest was all in, he claimed the promised boon. —  The Narrative of Sojourner Truth
• Our friends seemed pleased to see us, and Nimok apologized for so few of his people being present, as the harvest was approaching; but being anxious to give a feast on the occasion of my first visit to their tribe, it was arranged that to-morrow I should shoot deer, and the day following return to the mountain. —  The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido For the Suppression of Piracy
• Such a harvest was as if a man had gone round his farm with the sun in one hand and the watering-pot in the other! —  Round About a Great Estate
• One must just learn to forget, and be as if one had never dreamed," but Carmichael looked at Marget wistfully Ye canna be the same again, for a' coont, gin ony man loves a wumman wi' a leal hert, whether she answer or no, or whether she even kens, he 's been the gainer, an' the harvest will be his for ever It hes seemed to me that nae luve is proved an' crooned for eternity onless the man hes forgotten himsel' an' is willin' tae live alane gin the wumman he luves sees prosperity. —  Kate Carnegie and Those Ministers

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