The landowner looked at him.

The landowner was complaining about the peasants.

We have no power!' answered the landowner.

The landowner smiled under his grey moustache.

'You are married, I hear?' said the landowner.

The landowner also recognized Levin and they shook hands.

It was the landowner Levin had met at Sviyazhsky's house.

Following bad behavior (of tourists), landowner decides to topple tree.

Sometimes the more extreme of the Mapuche go into the landowner houses and burn them.

For a landowner, the value of cleared land works out to 300 per hectare on average.

Is his what you would call rational farming?' said the landowner, ostentatiously using the word 'rational.'

He ploughed the land for the potatoes with an English plough, which he had borrowed from a landowner.

'Yes, that is quite true,' said the landowner with the grey moustache, and he even laughed with pleasure.

It is only so that I can make a return for the advantages I enjoy as a landowner.

'I have brought one. I soused him,' said the landowner who had been to fetch him, approaching Sviyazhsky. 'He'll do.'

He looked with his glittering black eyes straight at an excited landowner, with a grey moustache, whose words evidently amused him.

The landowner evidently meant to tease Sviyazhsky, but the latter did not take offence on the contrary, he evidently enjoyed it.

Economically speaking, both Shahrzad and Farhad s fathers are completely subordinate to a big landowner and Godfather type figure called Buzurg Aqa.

On July 25, 1946, Loy Harrison, a prominent white landowner, paid 600 to bail Malcom out of jail, according to the FBI.

'I'll tell you something,' continued the landowner. 'My neighbour, a merchant, called on me, and we went over the farm and garden together.

'We two have met for the first time since we were at your house,' said the landowner, 'and have indulged in a chat.'

This landowner with the grey moustache was evidently an inveterate believer in serfdom, and a passionate farmer who had lived long in the country.

'Italian bookkeeping!' said the landowner scornfully. 'Keep your accounts as you will if they spoil everything you have got, you won't have a profit!'

'Well, you see, we carry on our work without such measures, I and Levin and he,' Sviyazhsky said smiling, and pointing to the other landowner.

'Yes, and I was greatly interested by that cross old landowner,' said Levin with a sigh. 'He is intelligent and said much that is true.'

Levin, who had long been acquainted with these patriarchal methods, exchanged a glance with Sviyazhsky, and, interrupting Michael Petrovich, addressed the landowner with the grey moustache.

Much of what the landowner said subsequently, to prove that Russia was ruined by the Emancipation, even appeared to him to be very true, new, and undeniable.

Around the same time of the election, according to the FBI, black sharecropper Roger Malcom stabbed Barnett Hester, a white landowner, during a fight ostensibly over a woman.

I will tell you, moreover,' and leaning his elbow on the window and having started talking, the landowner went on 'My son has no taste at all for husbandry.

The landowner smiled when the profits of Sviyazhsky's farming were mentioned, evidently aware of the sort of profits that his neighbour the Marshal of the Nobility was able to make.

Ten years previously he had rented about four hundred acres from the landowner, and the year before he had bought them outright and rented another nine hundred from a neighbouring proprietor.

At this several voices were heard, and the tall landowner with the ring, growing more and more spiteful, shouted louder and louder but it was impossible to make out what he was saying.

'I always advised Mary Semenovna to let her estate, because she will never make it pay,' said a pleasant voiced landowner with a grey moustache, wearing the uniform of Colonel of the former General Staff.

Koznyshev read the Act aloud, and began to explain its meaning, but a tall, thick set, round shouldered landowner with a dyed moustache, wearing a tight uniform the high collar of which squeezed up his neck at the back, interrupted him.

Besides all this (Levin felt that the splenetic landowner was right), the peasants put as the first and unalterable condition in any agreement, that they should not be obliged to use any new methods or new kinds of tools for their work.

The role he had chosen, that of a rich landowner one of those who should constitute the kernel of the Russian aristocracy was not only quite to his taste but, now that he had lived so for half a year, gave him ever increasing pleasure.

In three years he could not collect it,' a short, round shouldered landowner with pomaded hair that hung down on the embroidered collar of his uniform was saying energetically, stamping loudly with the heels of the new boots he had evidently put on specially for this occasion.

'IF IT WERE NOT A PITY to give up what has been set going... after spending so much toil... I would throw it all up, sell out and, like Nicholas Ivanich, go away... to hear La belle Hélène,' said the landowner, a pleasant smile lighting up his wise old face.

The landowner was evidently expressing his own thoughts which people rarely do thoughts to which he had been led not by a desire to find some occupation for an idle mind, but by the conditions of his life thoughts which he had hatched in his rural solitude and considered from every side.