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Seedtime

noun
1.
Any time of new development.
2.
The time during which seeds should be planted.






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"Seedtime" Quotes from Famous Books



... gave herself no trouble about seedtime or harvest; there was nothing in which she seemed to feel any interest, except the children she saw at play or gathering flowers by the wayside. Then, indeed, she would stand and look at them with tears ...
— Young Folks Treasury, Volume 2 (of 12) • Various

... her breath) that those efforts had been successful; she hoped anyhow that Daisy did not know of, did not even guess at, the underlying tragedy. For Daisy, all these years, had been in the seedtime of her life, and Mrs. Halton, rightly or wrongly, quite firmly believed that the young years of those who are to become men and women are best spent if during them they can be brought to learn the joy of life, while its possible tragedies are kept as far from them as may be. ...
— Daisy's Aunt • E. F. (Edward Frederic) Benson



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