The Binding of the Nile And the New Soudan
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Cotton.
Second year Clover ... ... Cotton.
Third year Barley ... ... Rice or fallow.
Rice and barley have their place, because they are less affected by the injurious salts, which are the great enemies of the soil's fertility.
In Lower Egypt cotton is sown from the end of February to the beginning of April. The land is well watered before it is ploughed for the seed, and asrain when the seed is sown. From then until the beofinninof of the flood it is watered on the average about once in twenty ...days. The harvest lasts from August 20 to November ] 0, and the cotton is picked two or three times over. During this time the crop is watered about once in every fifteen days, but as the water is now abundant there is nothinof to fear. Indian corn is sown from July 5 to August 30, and October 15 to November 3 is the period of harvest. It is irrigated at the time of sowing, twenty days after, and then once in ten or twelve days. The first two of these waterings are, of course, the important ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cotton.
Second year Clover ... ... Cotton.
Third year Barley ... ... Rice or fallow.
Rice and barley have their place, because they are less affected by the injurious salts, which are the great enemies of the soil's fertility.
In Lower Egypt cotton is sown from the end of February to the beginning of April. The land is well watered before it is ploughed for the seed, and asrain when the seed is sown. From then until the beofinninof of the flood it is watered on the average about once in twenty ...days. The harvest lasts from August 20 to November ] 0, and the cotton is picked two or three times over. During this time the crop is watered about once in every fifteen days, but as the water is now abundant there is nothinof to fear. Indian corn is sown from July 5 to August 30, and October 15 to November 3 is the period of harvest. It is irrigated at the time of sowing, twenty days after, and then once in ten or twelve days. The first two of these waterings are, of course, the important ones.
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