Acres [noun]

Needless to say, the Worcestershire baronet had returned to his ancestral acres a sadder but a wiser man.

Twenty acres of apple trees all in a orchard together, and twenty acres of strawberries set out betwixt and between the rows!

The station now covers nearly 12 acres, the length of platforms exceeding 1-1/2 miles.

For ten acres of vineyard shall yield one little measure, and thirty bushels of seed shall yield three bushels.

By their agreement with the owner, the Company have the right of mining under an area of 185 acres, at a royalty of 6d.

From some points, hundreds of acres of the Swedish and French may be seen, and they are rarely or never out of view.

He tole her he had a nice forty acres fer sale–hunderd down, the balance later on.

Their property at Black Lake covers 102 acres, and is described as being a mile long by 520 feet wide.

This is especially the case in what are known as the Reed and Haydon properties which extend over about 200 acres.

Considerable quantities of chromic iron are found on the hills in this area, which embraces about six hundred acres.