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Page 138
... produce he has hitherto been used alone to save , and look to stoloniferous produce , with due attention to the diffence between the habits and periods of such a dissimilar stile of crops . • Upon this point of value I have dwelt much ...
... produce he has hitherto been used alone to save , and look to stoloniferous produce , with due attention to the diffence between the habits and periods of such a dissimilar stile of crops . • Upon this point of value I have dwelt much ...
Page 281
... produce the greatest acreable produce . It is best to drill full two pounds of seed to an acre ; for when thick in plant , turnips are not so subject to be destroyed by the fly ; they cannot be hoed too early , if the hoers can ...
... produce the greatest acreable produce . It is best to drill full two pounds of seed to an acre ; for when thick in plant , turnips are not so subject to be destroyed by the fly ; they cannot be hoed too early , if the hoers can ...
Page 531
... produce perspirations by warm baths and infusions of light aromatic plants , such as the lime ; and the vomiting of glairy matter by gentle emetics . ' To this kind of practice the cure is trusted ; while lancing the gums , the most ...
... produce perspirations by warm baths and infusions of light aromatic plants , such as the lime ; and the vomiting of glairy matter by gentle emetics . ' To this kind of practice the cure is trusted ; while lancing the gums , the most ...
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