Red Barchetta
Gerald, the coyote, an old dog of about 50 years was one of those farmers and he was also daniel's uncle- once removed.
Just a short storie
The house and the farmer busted into flames. then a whisper came from where the fire ball did. " i got him." she got the horse and some rope. it was not hard with the farmer being dead.
The Legend: chapter one; a bad morning
This field belonged to a farmer who fell ill a few years back. bruadar helped in this farm and was quickly recognised as a farm hand.
Arianna Filler and Bio's
But soon the money became less and less and the farmer eventually decided she would do better at an orphanage.
Ander - Part 2: Subchapter 35
Moving slowly, walking as though she was balancing on a shoddy raft in the middle of the farmer's river, sarah made her way to the edge of the drop-off. she kissed andrew on the forehead and took the rope in her hands.
“Sweet Justice: A Khajiit’s Revenge” A Story Inspired by Elder Scroll’s IV: Oblivion
The chapel was more or less a refuge for the lone travelers who ventured back and forth upon the road and for local farmers who resided nearby who came in search of spiritual comfort.
The Twelve Guardian Deities
Worshipped primarily by farmers for good harvests. **pyrrat** fifth son and child of asurmen.
Starfall: Chapter 10: Farmhand: Part One
Also, not surprised at that, it's common for city folk to think farmers are dumb." passing him, usako waits on the porch steps. "so then what is a farmer? what's a millstone?"
The Queen: Prologue
The few farmers straggling after the long workday looked up into the sky, dark and ominous clouds rolling in.
the unseen
Most of the towns people were begging to leave as most of the farmers could not sell their crops since the traders stopped coming to the village.
Dying Earth
"all told, this is a dip from what we usually get at the farmer's market." finn took the document, his eyes scanning over the numbers in greater detail.
Moon Scythe - Prologue
He gathered his staff and slowly made his way down to the village, the farmers stopping in their work as he passed shaking their heads and going back to it.