separate grain from (corn or other crops)
deciduous trees of the genus Carya, having smooth or shaggy bark, pinnately compound leaves, and hard smooth nuts
the skin of a male deer.
the husks of corn or other seed separated by winnowing or threshing.
move or lie in a winding path or line.
soldiers who fought on horseback.
soldiers marching or fighting on foot
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While at the Brandt's home, the rebels shot the father to death, burned down the house, killed the mare in the barn, and left two newborn calves to die of starvation.
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1) After General Lyon's death, Jimmy is afraid he will be sent back to St. Louis. He is only fourteen-years-old.
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