Farming With Green Manures, On Plumgrove Farm
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A native of Bengal lived three hundred and seventy years on a very low diet, principally fruits and vegetables.
Margaret Patton lived one hundred and thirty- seven years, mostly on milk.
Charles Macklem lived one hundred and seven years on flesh, fish, fruits, and vegetables.
Ann Bannerman lived one hundred and five years on vegetables.
Mrs. Watkins lived one hundred and ten years, and the last thirty entirely upon fruits and vege- tables.
Owen Carollan lived on potatoes, buttermilk, and cherri...es one hundred and twenty-seven years.
Elizabeth Macpherson lived on buttermilk and greens one hundred and seventeen years.
FARMING WITH GREEN MANURES. 141 Mr. Dobson lived on flesh, fruits, milk, ci- der, and vegetables one hundred and thirty-nine years.
Francis Confit lived on a very low diet, princi- pally on new-laid raw eggs, one hundred and fifty years.
Philip Loutin lived on one meal a day one hundred and five years.
Paul Barrot lived on vegetables one hundred and six years.
Mary Rogers lived one hundred and eighteen years, and the last sixty entirely upon vegetables.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A native of Bengal lived three hundred and seventy years on a very low diet, principally fruits and vegetables.
Margaret Patton lived one hundred and thirty- seven years, mostly on milk.
Charles Macklem lived one hundred and seven years on flesh, fish, fruits, and vegetables.
Ann Bannerman lived one hundred and five years on vegetables.
Mrs. Watkins lived one hundred and ten years, and the last thirty entirely upon fruits and vege- tables.
Owen Carollan lived on potatoes, buttermilk, and cherri...es one hundred and twenty-seven years.
Elizabeth Macpherson lived on buttermilk and greens one hundred and seventeen years.
FARMING WITH GREEN MANURES. 141 Mr. Dobson lived on flesh, fruits, milk, ci- der, and vegetables one hundred and thirty-nine years.
Francis Confit lived on a very low diet, princi- pally on new-laid raw eggs, one hundred and fifty years.
Philip Loutin lived on one meal a day one hundred and five years.
Paul Barrot lived on vegetables one hundred and six years.
Mary Rogers lived one hundred and eighteen years, and the last sixty entirely upon vegetables.
What to read after Farming With Green Manures, On Plumgrove Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlan, Caleb. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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