Brighter Britain! (Volume 1 of 2)
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It is not easily or quickly reared, and it straggles on light soils;moreover, it is always needing attention. We have no time to spare forclipping and laying and all that sort of thing. Labour has to beseverely economized on pioneer farms.
Of course, all the time these things were proceeding, we weresimultaneously busied with other matters. Chiefly were we providing forour own immediate sustenance. The pigs were bred and well looked after, fattened, butchered, made into pork, or cured. Poultry ...was alsocarefully regarded, especially the turkeys, which are so valuable inkeeping down crickets, and make such an important addition to thecommissariat. Then there was the garden.
We have several gardens at present, as we follow the custom of enclosingany particularly choice bit of land, and using it for our next year'scrop of potatoes, kumera, or maize. Some of these enclosures areafterwards turned into the general grass, or are converted intoorchards, and so on.
The first garden we made was set apart for the purpose directly afterthe shanty was finished, and certain of our party were engagedexclusively upon it for the time being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not easily or quickly reared, and it straggles on light soils;moreover, it is always needing attention. We have no time to spare forclipping and laying and all that sort of thing. Labour has to beseverely economized on pioneer farms.
Of course, all the time these things were proceeding, we weresimultaneously busied with other matters. Chiefly were we providing forour own immediate sustenance. The pigs were bred and well looked after, fattened, butchered, made into pork, or cured. Poultry ...was alsocarefully regarded, especially the turkeys, which are so valuable inkeeping down crickets, and make such an important addition to thecommissariat. Then there was the garden.
We have several gardens at present, as we follow the custom of enclosingany particularly choice bit of land, and using it for our next year'scrop of potatoes, kumera, or maize. Some of these enclosures areafterwards turned into the general grass, or are converted intoorchards, and so on.
The first garden we made was set apart for the purpose directly afterthe shanty was finished, and certain of our party were engagedexclusively upon it for the time being.
What to read after Brighter Britain! (Volume 1 of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay William Delisle to read onlineMoreLess
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