Crossword-Solution: HARROWER 8 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

Ought you not to have ventured to say the harrower first? For countrymen always harrow before they weed.

Harrower, formerly mentioned, having come into town from Clydesdale, took pleasure in finding out whatever could interest or gratify me, and of conveying me thither.

Now for the manner of sowing your Pease, you shall sow them aboue furrow, that is, first plough the land vpward, then immediately sow your Pease, and instantly after Harrow them, the Plough, the Séedes-man, and the Harrower, by due course, following each other, and so likewise you may sow Oates vpon this soile.

The next instance of which we have mention occurred in Virginia a century later, when John Harrower, a school-master of Fredericksburg, had in his school from 1773 to 1776 a deaf boy named John Edge, reference to whose instruction is made in his diary.[166] The earliest effort for the establishment of a school for the deaf in America of which we know was made almost contemporaneously with the opening of the nineteenth century, and at the time that such schools were being created over Europe.

Harrower had a fine run, and Harrower made the first point for Scotland but at half-time the score stood--Scotland, two goals; England, one--Ker having added the second, and Vaughton the one for England.