 | Encyclopaedia Britannica - 1810 - 816 pagina’s
...The tops of thefe mountains arc in winter covered with fnow ; which, melting in the fummer, fuqiiihes abundance of rivers and rivulets, with which the country is plentifully watered : fo that the foil, though not very deep, is wonderfully fruitful, producing Turkey corn and rice twice a-year, and the... | |
 | 1816 - 782 pagina’s
...efteemed one of the greateft Latin poets France has produced. His poems were printed >t Paris in 1630. of rivulets, with which the country is plentifully watered : fo that the foil, though not very deep, is wonderfully fruitful, producing Turkey corn and rice twice a-year ; and the... | |
 | 1823 - 888 pagina’s
...The tops of these mountains are in winter covered with snow ; which, melting in the summer, furnishes abundance of rivers and rivulets, with which the country is plentifully watered : so that the soil, though not very deep, is wonderfully fruitful, producing Turkey corn and rice twice... | |
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The tops of thefe mountains arc in winter covered with fnow ; which, melting in the fummer, fuqiiihes abundance of rivers and rivulets, with which the country is plentifully watered : fo that the foil, though not very deep, is wonderfully fruitful, producing... 