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Page 398
... ground that feemed capable of amelioration ; and this amufe- ment employed many of the leifure hours of youth . But as theory without practice frequently misleads , and feldom approaches near to perfection , an union of the two was ...
... ground that feemed capable of amelioration ; and this amufe- ment employed many of the leifure hours of youth . But as theory without practice frequently misleads , and feldom approaches near to perfection , an union of the two was ...
Page 402
... ground , will touch the hoof exactly at the toe . 2. A perpendicular line , fal- ling from the upper part of the knee to the ground , will divide the foot into two equal parts in its fuppofed ) paffage through the centre . of the ...
... ground , will touch the hoof exactly at the toe . 2. A perpendicular line , fal- ling from the upper part of the knee to the ground , will divide the foot into two equal parts in its fuppofed ) paffage through the centre . of the ...
Page 411
... ground and marl ground . These are both loamy good land , but the marl ground is much the best for pasture as well as corn . The marl grafs ( Trifolium Alpeftre of Linnæus and Hudson ) now fo generally known , owes its origin to an ...
... ground and marl ground . These are both loamy good land , but the marl ground is much the best for pasture as well as corn . The marl grafs ( Trifolium Alpeftre of Linnæus and Hudson ) now fo generally known , owes its origin to an ...
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