Agricultural, Geological, And Descriptive Sketches of Lower North Carolina, And the Similar Adjacent Lands
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Next, the plough should mark a line from each of the angles of the inner space through the corres- ponding angles to the outer boundary, as the dotted lines are placed.
The cut is now ready to be ploughed. The plough is first run around the small interior space (D) turning the slices toward the centre. And as the furrows in the beginning are very short, it wall be best (to save much trouble in the frequent turning,) not then to use a team of more than two horses. But as soon as the furrows are ...of sufficient length, this temporary expedient should be laid aside, and the larger plough and team suitable for the land be used. After a few furrows are cut around the inside marked circuit, so as to well designate the outline, then the small interior space T> should be ploughed outward ; or any way will serve. The plough then resumes its previous place and course, and continues to go around, and to turn the slices inward. The ploughman, in running every furrow should let the plough cut straight and fully up to and turn at the dotted lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next, the plough should mark a line from each of the angles of the inner space through the corres- ponding angles to the outer boundary, as the dotted lines are placed.
The cut is now ready to be ploughed. The plough is first run around the small interior space (D) turning the slices toward the centre. And as the furrows in the beginning are very short, it wall be best (to save much trouble in the frequent turning,) not then to use a team of more than two horses. But as soon as the furrows are ...of sufficient length, this temporary expedient should be laid aside, and the larger plough and team suitable for the land be used. After a few furrows are cut around the inside marked circuit, so as to well designate the outline, then the small interior space T> should be ploughed outward ; or any way will serve. The plough then resumes its previous place and course, and continues to go around, and to turn the slices inward. The ploughman, in running every furrow should let the plough cut straight and fully up to and turn at the dotted lines.
What to read after Agricultural, Geological, And Descriptive Sketches of Lower North Carolina, And the Similar Adjacent Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Ruffin to read onlineMoreLess
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