Farm Drainage
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"No doubt, " we reply, "there might be a very good implement made, widerand lighter, without a wooden treader, and turned up at the sides, tohold the earth better, but it would not be an Irish spade when finished. Your theories may be all correct and demonstrable by the purestmathematics, but the question is, with what tool will Patrick do themost work? If he recognizes the Irish spade as an institution of hiscountry, as a part of 'home, ' you might as well attempt to reason himout of his faith... in the Pope, as convince him that his spade is notperfect. " Our man, James, believes in the infallibility of both. Thereis no digging on the farm that his spade is not adapted to. To mark outa drain in the turf by a line, he mounts his spade with one foot, andhops backward on the other, with a celerity surprising to behold. Thenhe cuts the sod in squares, and, with a sleight of hand, which does notcome by nature, as Dogberry says reading and writing come, throws outthe first spit. When he comes on to the gravel or hard clay, whereanother man would use a pick-axe, his heavy boot comes down upon thetreader, and drives the spade a foot or more deep; and if a root isencountered, a blow or two easily severs it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No doubt, " we reply, "there might be a very good implement made, widerand lighter, without a wooden treader, and turned up at the sides, tohold the earth better, but it would not be an Irish spade when finished. Your theories may be all correct and demonstrable by the purestmathematics, but the question is, with what tool will Patrick do themost work? If he recognizes the Irish spade as an institution of hiscountry, as a part of 'home, ' you might as well attempt to reason himout of his faith... in the Pope, as convince him that his spade is notperfect. " Our man, James, believes in the infallibility of both. Thereis no digging on the farm that his spade is not adapted to. To mark outa drain in the turf by a line, he mounts his spade with one foot, andhops backward on the other, with a celerity surprising to behold. Thenhe cuts the sod in squares, and, with a sleight of hand, which does notcome by nature, as Dogberry says reading and writing come, throws outthe first spit. When he comes on to the gravel or hard clay, whereanother man would use a pick-axe, his heavy boot comes down upon thetreader, and drives the spade a foot or more deep; and if a root isencountered, a blow or two easily severs it.
What to read after Farm Drainage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by French Henry Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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