California Silk Growers Manual
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In 1863 or '64, I had occasion to meet with Mr. Henry Hentsch, who had the same opinion of our beautiful climate, and its adaptability for silk cultivation, and he, himself, began a conversation on that important subject. . From tbat conversation was born the culture of silk in California. Mr. Hentsch imported the mulberry seed from France, from which I raised a number of fine mulberry trees. Mr. Hentsch was informed as soon as the trees were of some size, and he made arrangements to import sil...k- worm eggs from China. They arrived here dead it was impossible to hatch one of them. The following year he imported another lot from the same place, and SILK GROWER'S MANUAL. - 137 with the same result. After this second attempt I was a little discouraged, finding that it was impossible to import eggs in good condition, and expecting to have no further use for my mulberry trees, I had the most of them destroyed, keeping only a few.
The third year, Mr. Hentsch imported eggs again from the same place, and at the same time from France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1863 or '64, I had occasion to meet with Mr. Henry Hentsch, who had the same opinion of our beautiful climate, and its adaptability for silk cultivation, and he, himself, began a conversation on that important subject. . From tbat conversation was born the culture of silk in California. Mr. Hentsch imported the mulberry seed from France, from which I raised a number of fine mulberry trees. Mr. Hentsch was informed as soon as the trees were of some size, and he made arrangements to import sil...k- worm eggs from China. They arrived here dead it was impossible to hatch one of them. The following year he imported another lot from the same place, and SILK GROWER'S MANUAL. - 137 with the same result. After this second attempt I was a little discouraged, finding that it was impossible to import eggs in good condition, and expecting to have no further use for my mulberry trees, I had the most of them destroyed, keeping only a few.
The third year, Mr. Hentsch imported eggs again from the same place, and at the same time from France.
What to read after California Silk Growers Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Prevost to read onlineMoreLess
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