haycock

• “So he took some strong ropes with him, led out the white mare, and rode on her back to the haycock, but found that the so-called haycock contained at least fifty loads.”

  The Hero of Esthonia and Other Studies in the Romantic Literature of That Country

• “Head held high, she goes across the yard, around the pond, over the haycock.”

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• “MSTRKRFT – Featuring John Legend from vincent haycock on Vimeo.”

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• “We understood now that the haycock formations were the result of pressure, and that crevasses were always found in their neighbourhood.”

  The South Pole~ Depot Journeys

• “The dome turned out to be one of the small haycock formations that we had seen before in this district.”

  The South Pole~ The Start for the Pole

• “The material provided by the haycock was of the best quality, and well adapted for cooking purposes.”

  The South Pole~ Through the Mountains

• “The first tract we had passed, where the confusion was so extreme, must be the part that lay nearest the bare land; in proportion as the glacier left the land, it became less disturbed: In the haycock district the disturbance had not produced cracks in the surface to any extent, only upheaval here and there.”

  The South Pole~ Through the Mountains

• “Just outside the tent door, two feet away, stood a fine little haycock, that looked as if it would serve the purpose well.”

  The South Pole~ Through the Mountains

• “Great lines of hummocks and haycock-shaped pieces of ice came in view on every side; we could see that we should have to keep our eyes open.”

  The South Pole~ Through the Mountains

• “Sir George and Lady Harcourt, allegedly the adoptive parents of Eliza, whom they discover as a three-month old in a haycock, are in fact her biological parents, a fact the mother later admits to her husband:”

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