He worked for years, when I was a child, as a drover of cattle from the Highlands into England.
"Ye've cut him short," he said at length, swinging round on the drover.
Dalness lies in Glen Etive, at a gusset of hills on either side of which lie paths known to the drover and the adventurer.
I do not see what is amiss in the life of a drover, such as I hope to be one of these days.
The drover provided him a hearty breakfast in the morning, and Noddy was in no haste.
Taffy was the name of this fellow from Denbigh, in Wales, and he was a drover.
He was a drover, and started squatting here when they were married.
Brown, who was very clever, had raised himself from being an Irish drover.
I got away with the cattle all right, and the drover in charge was told to do all he could for me.
After a day's rest I crossed the ferry with the cattle, assisted by the drover.
early 15c. (late 13c. as a surname), agent noun from drove (n.).
