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— Immediately after shear- ing, get a- tub or tight box that will hold about two barrels of liquid, place it convenient to the pen where the sheep are; then make a table about three feet square, place it on one edge of your tub with the outside the highes; so that the drip from the sheep will run back into the tub. Place a large pot over the fire filled with r.iin water ; put in about ten pounds of tobacco, more or less, accord- ing to the strength of it — cheap damaged tobacco is as good as an...y — to one bar- rel of liquid , add one-half pound of coperas . bring to a boil aud cool down to milk-warm ; put into the tub. Lot two men take hold of each sheep, one at tlie head, the other at the hind feet, lift him into the tub with his back down; put liim down under so as to wet hun all but his head and ears. Soon as he is wet all over, let go his hind legs and let iiim stand up in the tub. then lift him on the tai'le, let him drip half a minute, and then turn him loose. Two good hands can dip sixty head of sheep per hour with a good hand to catch the sheep for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Immediately after shear- ing, get a- tub or tight box that will hold about two barrels of liquid, place it convenient to the pen where the sheep are; then make a table about three feet square, place it on one edge of your tub with the outside the highes; so that the drip from the sheep will run back into the tub. Place a large pot over the fire filled with r.iin water ; put in about ten pounds of tobacco, more or less, accord- ing to the strength of it — cheap damaged tobacco is as good as an...y — to one bar- rel of liquid , add one-half pound of coperas . bring to a boil aud cool down to milk-warm ; put into the tub. Lot two men take hold of each sheep, one at tlie head, the other at the hind feet, lift him into the tub with his back down; put liim down under so as to wet hun all but his head and ears. Soon as he is wet all over, let go his hind legs and let iiim stand up in the tub. then lift him on the tai'le, let him drip half a minute, and then turn him loose. Two good hands can dip sixty head of sheep per hour with a good hand to catch the sheep for them.
What to read after "ole Perk's" Great book of Secrets;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perkins, N. W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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