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farmSee server farm. farm [färm] (agriculture) A tract of land used for cultivating crops or raising animals.
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| His mother, Louise Bentley, the girl who came into the world on that night when Jesse ran through the fields crying to God that he be given a son, had grown to womanhood on the farm and had married young John Hardy of Wines- burg, who became a banker. Dorothy Gale lived on a farm in Kansas, with her Aunt Em and her Uncle Henry. For some time William Burns went on working as a gardener, then when Robert was about seven he took a small farm called Mount Oliphant, and removed there with his wife and family. |
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