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Pagina 367
... considerable distances , the bottom of the whole being frequently penetrated with the auger , so as to allow a free passage for the water to ascend ; the effect of which will be , that the nature of the surrounding soft soil will ...
... considerable distances , the bottom of the whole being frequently penetrated with the auger , so as to allow a free passage for the water to ascend ; the effect of which will be , that the nature of the surrounding soft soil will ...
Pagina 389
... considerable length of time , the advantages that he will reap from having level and well laid out fields , are so considerable as to be worth purchasing , if it should even be at a considerable expence . But the loss that is sustained ...
... considerable length of time , the advantages that he will reap from having level and well laid out fields , are so considerable as to be worth purchasing , if it should even be at a considerable expence . But the loss that is sustained ...
Pagina 495
... considerable number of A considerable number of them are kept in Norfolk , where many parts , consist- ing of barren bills or heaths , are proper for their re- ception . They delight in the sides of sandy hills , which are generally ...
... considerable number of A considerable number of them are kept in Norfolk , where many parts , consist- ing of barren bills or heaths , are proper for their re- ception . They delight in the sides of sandy hills , which are generally ...
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