Roman Farm Management
Roman Farm Management
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" "In other words, " said I, "they must be enclosed by water to save themaintenance of a slave catcher. " "A place which is not baked by the sun and on which the dew remains ispreferable, " continued Merula. "If the place you use for your snailsis not supplied with dew naturally, as often is the case in sunnysituations, and there is no available shady recess, such as is foundunder rocks or hills whose feet are laved by a lake or a stream, thenyou must supply dew artificially. This may be done b...y leading into thesnailery a pipe on the end of which is fixed a rose nozzle, throughwhich water is forced against a rock so that it scatters in spray. Theproblem of feeding snails is small, for they supply themselves withouthelp, finding what they require as they creep over the level groundand also while clinging to the sides of a wall, if no running waterprevents their access to it. On the hucksters' stands they keep alivea long time, as it were chewing their own cud, all that is done forthem being to supply a few laurel leaves and scatter a little branover them: so a cook never knows whether he is cooking them alive ordead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "In other words, " said I, "they must be enclosed by water to save themaintenance of a slave catcher. " "A place which is not baked by the sun and on which the dew remains ispreferable, " continued Merula. "If the place you use for your snailsis not supplied with dew naturally, as often is the case in sunnysituations, and there is no available shady recess, such as is foundunder rocks or hills whose feet are laved by a lake or a stream, thenyou must supply dew artificially. This may be done b...y leading into thesnailery a pipe on the end of which is fixed a rose nozzle, throughwhich water is forced against a rock so that it scatters in spray. Theproblem of feeding snails is small, for they supply themselves withouthelp, finding what they require as they creep over the level groundand also while clinging to the sides of a wall, if no running waterprevents their access to it. On the hucksters' stands they keep alivea long time, as it were chewing their own cud, all that is done forthem being to supply a few laurel leaves and scatter a little branover them: so a cook never knows whether he is cooking them alive ordead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Fairfax to read onlineMoreLess
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