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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PLOUGHMANSHIP»
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ploughmanship nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
The Book of Farm Implements & Machines
The furrow thus taken produced, of course, a slice of very rough ploughmanship ;
and though it exhibited by a negative the essential use of the coulter — the clean
cutting of the slice from the solid ground — the whole question of the operation ...
James Slight, Robert Scott Burn, Henry Stephens,
1858
2
The tree of life, and other sermons
No master would care to employ him, and it he did, such ploughmanship could
only end in dismissal. Imagine such a man at work. What would happen ? What
might we expect to happen ? The plough would be unsteady — the furrow
uneven ...
Good Ploughmanship. — When all the particulars which ploughmen should
attend to in executing their work — in having their plough -irons in a proper state
of repair, in tempering them according to the kind of ploughing to be executed, ...
... in their minds, when I mention as act of justice, that one of the gentlemen who
exhibited his skill in ploughmanship on this occasion was never out of St. Helena,
and that his performance was certainly not surpassed by any of the competitors.
Good ploughmanship requires greater powers of observation than most young
ploughmen possess, and greater judgment than most will take time to exercise.
To become acquainted with all these particulars, and to use them to the best ...
Assuredly, far better for such a writer as this had it been to have taken to
ploughmanship or drovership, tailorship or cobbler-ship—in short, to any ship,
rather than to authorship. So “ sweet a creature of bombast' has a desert “ too
heavy to ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch,
1838
7
Tales ... Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life. Trials of ...
There's a bunch o' flowers for you, Alice—if you put them in water they will live till
the Sabbath-day, and you may put some of them into your bonnet. Father, William
said he had to thank you for his ploughmanship—so have I for my gardening.
8
Tales by Professor Wilson
There's a bunch o' flowers for you, _ Alice—if you put them in water they will live
till the Sabbath-day, and you may put some of them into your bonnet. Father,
William said he had to thank you for his ploughmanship—so have I for my
gardening.
9
The British cultivator and agricultural review
/ Substitute for Guano and Bones. — first order of ploughmanship,. the chemical
elements of which his crops are composed ; has instructed him what are the
substances of which the straw, and the grain, and the grass, and various other ...
10
The farmer's guide to scientific and practical agriculture: ...
The primary objects of tlio institution of ploughing-matches must have been to
produce the best examples of ploughmanship — and by the best, must be
understood that kind of ploughing which shall not only teem to be well done, but
must be ...
Henry Stephens, John Pitkin Norton,
1851