Ergonomy, Or, Industrial Science
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The artichoke which grows wild in the woods, and the acorn which tastes like the chestnut, are food for the natives. The cypress, the cedar, the almond, the mulberry, flour- ish with beautiful foliaoje. The hills are covered with thyme and rosemary, which purify the air as well as furnish fuel for the inhabitants. The lotus and the palm are useful plants ; and the white rose, which is seen in every direction, yields the purest essence.
The eastern regions of Asia possess the noblest plants ; th...e western, unite richness with symmetry.
Asia contains the enchanting Cashmere, the garden of Damascus, and the forest of Lebanon. Botanists have found two thousand new plants in Australia, and the richest esculent fruits grow luxuriantly in the smaller islands. The sago, areca, and cocoa trees, grow one hundred and eighty feet in height, thirty feet in circumference. The guava, rotang, and bana- na, afford grateful food for man, and elegant wood for furniture. The paper mulberry is manufactured into E R G N O M Y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The artichoke which grows wild in the woods, and the acorn which tastes like the chestnut, are food for the natives. The cypress, the cedar, the almond, the mulberry, flour- ish with beautiful foliaoje. The hills are covered with thyme and rosemary, which purify the air as well as furnish fuel for the inhabitants. The lotus and the palm are useful plants ; and the white rose, which is seen in every direction, yields the purest essence.
The eastern regions of Asia possess the noblest plants ; th...e western, unite richness with symmetry.
Asia contains the enchanting Cashmere, the garden of Damascus, and the forest of Lebanon. Botanists have found two thousand new plants in Australia, and the richest esculent fruits grow luxuriantly in the smaller islands. The sago, areca, and cocoa trees, grow one hundred and eighty feet in height, thirty feet in circumference. The guava, rotang, and bana- na, afford grateful food for man, and elegant wood for furniture. The paper mulberry is manufactured into E R G N O M Y.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galloway, Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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