• Synonyms: plantation
  Meaning: an estate where cash crops are grown on a large scale (especially in tropical areas)

• ORNITHOLOGY ON A COTTON PLANTATION.
• But that was not on a cotton plantation, and is part of another story.
• As it was, he protected the birds on his plantation, and the place was full of them.
• Most of her slave property was kept on her plantation not far from Old Point Comfort.
• Both the girls assured her that it was a good time just to be at the Hayes plantation.
• My friend the owner of the plantation was coming down the road at a gallop, straight upon me.
• Sylvia and Grace often spoke of Flora, and wished that they could again visit the plantation.
• Sylvia hurried home, eager to tell her mother of her wonderful new friend, and of Flora's departure to the plantation.
• His mind was made up, the appeal was to be made; and Winterborne stood and watched him sadly till he entered the second plantation and disappeared.
• As the laggard, or late riser, may have to put up with cold biscuit, and no waffles or buckwheat cakes, there are few such on a Southern plantation.

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