ploughin

"Makes you feel as the sun don't jest rise and set on your own p'tickler patch o 'ploughin'.

The Watchers of the Plains A Tale of the Western Prairies Ridgwell Cullum 1905

"Rackin 'the horse out a night like this," retorted Johnny, "and startin 'ploughin' to-morrow.

Over the Sliprails Henry Lawson 1894

And Adam was a ploughin 'man when ploughin' first begun

The Painful Plough 1999

If it hadn't been for the ploughin 'man both rich and poor would rue,

The Painful Plough 1999

Come all of you bold ploughin 'men of courage stout and bold

The Painful Plough 1999

So come all of you bold ploughin 'men of courage stout and bold.

The Painful Plough 1999

A-ploughin 'through the ragged skies, and up a cloudy draw.

Riders in the Sky 1997

Well I was nae for ploughin ', to the sea I was goin'

Generations of Change 1985

"Git up out o 'here now, ye lazy beggar, and git to the field and finish that there ploughin'," he growled, and the frightened lad awakened from a horrible nightmare, only to find a worse experience awaiting him in the light of day.

The Adventures of a Boy Reporter Harry Steele Morrison

I'll be bound he drove you in before sunrise to lose no time with his ploughin '.

The Homesteaders A Novel of the Canadian West Robert J. C. Stead 1919