haymow

If it rained, farmers offered them shelter in barn or haymow.

The haymow and the outside walls were dismantled and moved to the new site.

He no longer smelled like a shootoff in a haymow.

And hear a frightened field mouse or two fleeing for a more serene section of the haymow.

I was continually having asthma attacks, because I couldn't stay out of the haymow.

She ran away, hid in a barn, and broke her leg in a fall from the haymow.

Stopping only to catch her breath, she gingerly climbed up the ladder to go sit high in the haymow.

It was pitch black in the haymow.

"That's why I pitched him outn the haymow last week.

The tremendous puff had ignited the haymow.

Vickery said Farrington was lying face down outside a low haymow, a pitchfork near one hand.

The haystick was high as my chin now, but the haymow we had been diving into was twenty-five feet deep.

At noon the next day, when he awakened in the haymow at the livery barn, he still remembered.

I did something t the hay and something to the oxygen and I started a fire 1 there in the centre of the haymow.

The garage was hot as a haymow, and the Clarks' Volvo wagon was even hotter inside.

Later he slept in the haymow and lay awake far into the night, listening in doubt and despair to the drip of the rain on the roof.

In 1760 the Tower was used as a haymow, while in 1767 it was described as having been used as a powder store "some time past".

Elmer and he had been mates; together they had stolen sugar-corn, drunk hard cider, and indulged in haymow venery.

My father replaced the ladder up to the third loft with a new strong one, but I never climbed up to the beam and jumped off into the haymow again.

Sometimes I even wore work trousers under my long dress so dust from the haymow or mosquitoes from the cornfield wouldn't wander up my legs of a summer.

Now one side was clumped like a haymow, while the other was frazzled to the consistency of a bird's nest that's been gale-whacked out of its tree.

Only once in the Lake Country was I without shelter and one cold night sought it in a barn where I burrowed deep in a haymow.

She'd been playing in the hayloft of her uncle's barn a day or two before when the rotted flooring gave way, spilling her forty feet into the lower haymow.

I moved my seeing up to Alf's barn and went right throug] and came out in the middle of the haymow, with hay packed a] around me.