Agriculturalist
a farmer.
an expert in .
historical examples
the valley is well peopled and yields finely to the agriculturalist.
overland through asia; pictures of siberian, chinese, and tartar life thomas wallace knox
we must now place the manufacturer by the side of the agriculturalist.
the papers and writings of abraham lincoln, volume one abraham lincoln
the agriculturalist was, therefore, the very backbone of the state.
fir-flower tablets various
orioles feed upon both fruit and insects, and so cannot be regarded as unmixed blessings to the agriculturalist.
birds of the plains douglas dewar
mr. richard grant white says that conversationalist and agriculturalist are inadmissible.
the verbalist thomas embly osmun, (aka alfred ayres)
there is a fundamental strain of agriculturalist in a pole which no amount of brilliance, even cl-ssical, can destroy.
notes on life and letters joseph conrad
the exterior commerce naturally following the working of mines, will equally contribute its share in favor of the agriculturalist.
california as it is and as it may be feliks pawe? wierzbicki
these are very welcome to the agriculturalist because they impart vigour to the young crops.
a bird calendar for northern india douglas dewar
it brings up happy old days when i was only a farmer and not an agriculturalist.
the gentle grafter o. henry
the agriculturalist ranks next in dignity; for none can do without food, and therefore his usefulness is indisputable.
j-pan dorothy menpes
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