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... remain fresh and succulent , and the worms devour them even to the woody fibres , so that no part of the nutri- tive ... remains always low , and produces a greater number of young shoots from its trunk , as well as from its branches ...
... remain fresh and succulent , and the worms devour them even to the woody fibres , so that no part of the nutri- tive ... remains always low , and produces a greater number of young shoots from its trunk , as well as from its branches ...
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... remain out of the ground till they are dry , and sometimes totten . Quailed plants , he admits , resist the influence of a rainy season : but they fail if the weather be dry . Fresh plants , on the contrary , are less liable to be ...
... remain out of the ground till they are dry , and sometimes totten . Quailed plants , he admits , resist the influence of a rainy season : but they fail if the weather be dry . Fresh plants , on the contrary , are less liable to be ...
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... remain among them undistinguishable from a common man , endued with no extraordinary powers , unre sorted to , accompanied with no indications of approaching royalty : Nothing about me , ( said he in his own mind , ) even here in the ...
... remain among them undistinguishable from a common man , endued with no extraordinary powers , unre sorted to , accompanied with no indications of approaching royalty : Nothing about me , ( said he in his own mind , ) even here in the ...
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