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... land more in its annual value than twice the rent of the mill ; but such improvement by no means rendered the mill ... land , and tire themselves much worse than horses : it can only answer to keep them where there is plenty of pasture ...
... land more in its annual value than twice the rent of the mill ; but such improvement by no means rendered the mill ... land , and tire themselves much worse than horses : it can only answer to keep them where there is plenty of pasture ...
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... land is adapted for , with fallows and dressings of lime . Land which is capable of artificial watering is too valuable to be ploughed . Land situated near large towns , and other situations for cheap improvement , may also be made too ...
... land is adapted for , with fallows and dressings of lime . Land which is capable of artificial watering is too valuable to be ploughed . Land situated near large towns , and other situations for cheap improvement , may also be made too ...
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... land , in the smallest possible time , you may carry a great deal off , and leave the land an infant in power , almost for ever . " When required to give his opinion relative to the Sorts and Qualities of grass- seeds for each kind of ...
... land , in the smallest possible time , you may carry a great deal off , and leave the land an infant in power , almost for ever . " When required to give his opinion relative to the Sorts and Qualities of grass- seeds for each kind of ...
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