hayrick

Once upon a time a man could hang for setting fire to a hayrick!

His grey hayrick of hair removed itself from the wall.

Show this gentleman to the hayrick, then gather sticks for a fire.

He saw their fold, the hayricks, a pair of huddled buildings.

She also said that they had transported her to the top of a hayrick by her hair.

The county was organized that same year, with Hayrick as county seat.

I was like the little Mennonite girl of my home district who allows herself for the first time to be led into the hayrick.

"Set one of the hayricks on fire, I expect."

I was in The Hayrick, when a lot of shooting started."

"Your hair looks like a hayrick after a hurricane, Mummy, dear."

Gregory followed the farmer round to the hayrick, but the man walked like one possessed.

He's a tall man, with a big broad face, Crayola-blue eyes, and a hayrick of white hair that used to be red.

Apparently a hayrick fell upon him whilst he was inspecting it.

Ellin followed, looking as though she'd crawled through a hayrick.

"Why, yes, Professor; they are napping in the shade of a hayrick nearby.

The Shepherd walked on down the road as the boy retreated among the hayricks on the far slope.

Stooped like an ape, he gathered his family together and said, "They're over behind that hayrick.

There were the apples and the hayricks.

They hurried through a little room, just as a squad of police arrived at the front entrance to The Hayrick.

That was because Margo had always approached the Club Hayrick from the west.

Small bales are stacked in a criss-crossed fashion sometimes called a "rick" or "hayrick".

The Hayrick was well-known as a nightclub in Greenwich Village.

It was one of the launches returning to the cruiser, yet it looked like a hayrick under its bulky cargo.

When midnight came, Arithon still waited in the hayrick alongside the oak grove.

There is a big hayrick there.