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A new dictionary of the English language
Hazel, Hazelly, (app. to colour — c. g. hazelly mould, hazelly loam,) the colour of
the hazel-nut, that is — brown, of a light brown. A S. Hani, hasl-nulm ; D. Has-eler
; Ger. -el ; Dan. tt Sw. -set. Wach. with less truth than ingenuity, in the opinion of ...
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The Universal Gardener and Botanist: or, a general ...
E. EARTH. — Earth may be divided into three classes, sandy, loamy, and clayey.
A good garden Earth may be either of a blackish, hazelly ; or chesnut-brown
colour neither too light loose and sandy, nor partake too much of loam or clay, but
is ...
Thomas Mawe, John Abercrombie, 1778
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United States Rigister: A Work in which the pricipal events ...
In Nebraska, this day, Dr. L. D. Hickman, brother of Bill Hickman, of Mormon
notoriety, was shot by a German, named Harry Hazelly, near Mountain City.
Hickman ordered Hazelly from a claim he was working, aiming at him with a
cocked ...
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The English dialect dictionary
s\v.Lin.l ' It's sort of hezzel land,' applied to land neither stifli1or light, from its
usual colour. I Hence Hazelly, adj. of soil : poor, light, loose. Bnfi'. Hazely ground
being naturally loose and light will not admit of clear ploughing twice for one crop
.
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The Magazine of Botany & Gardening, British and Foreign ...
Fig-trees are most fruitful when planted in a strong hazelly cool loam. Those
planted in a light dry soil generally east the first crop before it is ripe, and show a
second crop on the wood the trees make that season. Trees in the open air, that
are ...
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The Whole Art of Husbandry: Or, the Way of Managing and ...
First, Up-hmds, that lie either upon the tops UP-M .or sides of Hills or Rising-
Grounds, and consist either of Sand, Gravel, Chalk, Rock or Stone, Hazelly,
Loam, Clay, or black Mould, and are best for Grazing or Corn, accordingasthey?
lie moist ...
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The critical review, or annals of literature
eighteen inches or two seet depth of good staple, it will do for most forts of
esculent plants, arid others, as well as for almost all sorts of fruit trees. ' Sandy
Earth. — All the light, loose, open, and gravelly foils, whether black, grey, hazelly,
...
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The Critical review, or, Annals of literature
All the light, loose, open, and gravelly soils, whether black, grey, hazelly, or
yellowish coloured,' till the loam or clay is come at, may be deemed of the sandy
kind, and is capable of raising some certain plants : bot having a mixture of loam
or ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1779
James Roberts. Looking across Harthope Burn to Langlee Crags and Long
Crags. Photo: B.Evans "postman's gate" in the fence, where the postman, in the
days when he went on foot, left the letters. The path heads north, crosses the
Hazelly ...
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The Horticultural register
Fig-trees are most fruitful when planted in a strong hazelly cool loam. Those
planted in a light dry soil generally cast the first crop before it is ripe, and shew a
second crop on the wood the trees make that season. Trees in the open air, that
are ...
