to cause a change in affected line along which the Earth and sky seem to meet.

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to cause a change in

affected

line along which the Earth and sky seem to meet

horizon

gathering in of crops

harvest

to burn slightly

singe

figured incorrectly

miscalculated

noisy confusion

commotion

stirred or shook greatly

churned

land for animals to graze

pasture

A substance that is used to make bread dough rise

yeast

slight wind, especially one carrying a smell

whiff

a long, narrow container that holds water or food for animals

trough

fight the urge for

resist

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