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n. (milch cow English)
Usage examples of "milch cows".
Thou shalt have in payment for him six thousand milch cows, also a two-horsed chariot with its horses, the best to be had in Connaught, and at the end of a year as much again shall be thine.
In addition to the shaggy-bulls, the herd had been increased by two orange-and-white milch cows&mdash.
Giliahna suggested that full bellies might improve their mood and attempts were made to set them to nurse on the cows that had been stolen, but the milch cows refused to cooperate.
In addition to the shaggy-bulls, the herd had been increased by two orange-and-white milch cows—.
In the next place, seeing the savages were all come on shore, and that they had bent their course directly that way, they opened the fences where the milch cows were kept, and drove them all out.
It was from her that all the milch cows in the world were obtained.
Katherine Doors came by from the big pre-Change barn where all the households kept their milch cows along with the communal straining tub, and barrel churn and cream separator.
The men did so, and took two milch cows and yoked them to the cart, and shut up their calves at home.
Ailbe became so famous that both the King of Ulster and the King of Connaught coveted him, and an offer of no less than six thousand milch cows, a chariot with two fine horses, and the same again after a year was made.
Plus the horses, milch cows, and draft oxen they needed, with corrals on the pastures downwind toward the river, and the watermill, the workshops, the warehouses.
Well, we all know what has happened to the dairy industry, with many of our best milch cows giving milk continuously right around the clock, in a steady stream.
Hed grow wheat and radishes, and seed a meadow for sheep, and perhaps later lay a hard standing for milch cows.