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The cause of this was nothing but the loosening of the earth , which conforteth any tree , and is fit to be practised more than it is in fruit - trees : for trees cannot be so fitly removed into new grounds , as flowers and herbs may .
The cause of this was nothing but the loosening of the earth , which conforteth any tree , and is fit to be practised more than it is in fruit - trees : for trees cannot be so fitly removed into new grounds , as flowers and herbs may .
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As for the steeping of the seeds in several mixtures with water to give them vigour , or watering grounds with compost - water , we have spoken of them before . 598. The fourth help of ground is , the suffering of vegetables to die into ...
As for the steeping of the seeds in several mixtures with water to give them vigour , or watering grounds with compost - water , we have spoken of them before . 598. The fourth help of ground is , the suffering of vegetables to die into ...
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The putting forth of certain herbs discovereth of what nature the ground where they put forth is ; as wild thyme sheweth good feeding - ground for cattle ; betony and straw- berries shew grounds fit for wood ; camomile sheweth mellow ...
The putting forth of certain herbs discovereth of what nature the ground where they put forth is ; as wild thyme sheweth good feeding - ground for cattle ; betony and straw- berries shew grounds fit for wood ; camomile sheweth mellow ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | 3 |
DE HISTORIA NATURALI ET EXPERIMENTALI MONITUM | 17 |
PREFACE to the HISTORIA VITE ET MORTIS by ROBERT | 91 |
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| Título | The Works of Francis Bacon: Philosophical works Volumen2 de The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | F. Frommann Verlag G. Holzboog, 1961 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Colorado en Boulder |
| Digitalizado | 23 Dic. 2021 |
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