The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... nature , with- ments of life , upon the smiles or favors of others . - out feeling that his mind is enlarged , and that he is But he who , disregarding these , builds his hopes of wiser and better for it ? happiness upon an ostentatious ...
... nature , with- ments of life , upon the smiles or favors of others . - out feeling that his mind is enlarged , and that he is But he who , disregarding these , builds his hopes of wiser and better for it ? happiness upon an ostentatious ...
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... nature- the results of that study - the degradation consequent on its neglect : -that the improvement of the mind is a matter of interest , and that it is a duty . The ob- ject of writing this brief essay was to impress on the minds of ...
... nature- the results of that study - the degradation consequent on its neglect : -that the improvement of the mind is a matter of interest , and that it is a duty . The ob- ject of writing this brief essay was to impress on the minds of ...
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... nature of the soil , and greater facility for being rapidly combined and incorporated , without loss by eva- poration , I have no doubt it will be frequently found , upon trial , more effective and more durable . gravel , rubble , or ...
... nature of the soil , and greater facility for being rapidly combined and incorporated , without loss by eva- poration , I have no doubt it will be frequently found , upon trial , more effective and more durable . gravel , rubble , or ...
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