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... vine . We may there- fore fay that nature , defirous to affign to each quality of foil a peculiar production , has referved dry light foil for the vine , and has entrusted the cultivation of corn to fat and well nur- tured lands : Hic ...
... vine . We may there- fore fay that nature , defirous to affign to each quality of foil a peculiar production , has referved dry light foil for the vine , and has entrusted the cultivation of corn to fat and well nur- tured lands : Hic ...
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... vine . We may there- fore fay that nature , defirous to affign to each quality of foil a peculiar production , has reserved dry light foil for the vine , and has entrusted the cultivation of corn to fat and well nur- tured lands : Hic ...
... vine . We may there- fore fay that nature , defirous to affign to each quality of foil a peculiar production , has reserved dry light foil for the vine , and has entrusted the cultivation of corn to fat and well nur- tured lands : Hic ...
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... vines ; but they thus fa- crifice the quality to quantity . The dung most favourable to the vine is that of pigeons or poultry ; dung fœtid or too putrid is carefully rejected , as it has been proved by observation that the wine often ...
... vines ; but they thus fa- crifice the quality to quantity . The dung most favourable to the vine is that of pigeons or poultry ; dung fœtid or too putrid is carefully rejected , as it has been proved by observation that the wine often ...
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A brief Account of the Manufacture of Gilt Buttons com | 25 |
ATreatife on the Cultivation of the Vine and the Method | 25 |
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