The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... sheep had been already bought by Kretchman . On being in- formed of what the purchase consisted , I protested against taking them to America , and insisted on a bet ter selection - but to no purpose . A quarrel ensued be- tween us , and ...
... sheep had been already bought by Kretchman . On being in- formed of what the purchase consisted , I protested against taking them to America , and insisted on a bet ter selection - but to no purpose . A quarrel ensued be- tween us , and ...
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... sheep ; they eat it with great avidity , and potatoes , and drank scarcely one quart of water . The ani- be borne in mind , that a large sheep requires more food than a with but little abatement in appetite through the whole of a mals ...
... sheep ; they eat it with great avidity , and potatoes , and drank scarcely one quart of water . The ani- be borne in mind , that a large sheep requires more food than a with but little abatement in appetite through the whole of a mals ...
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... sheep ; they eat it with great avidity , and be borne in mind , that a large sheep requires more food than a with but little abatement in appetite through the whole of a small one , and that a sheep which gives five or six pounds of ...
... sheep ; they eat it with great avidity , and be borne in mind , that a large sheep requires more food than a with but little abatement in appetite through the whole of a small one , and that a sheep which gives five or six pounds of ...
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