The Farmers Register volume V8 1840
The Farmers Register volume V8 1840
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It would be difScult fo conceive any connexion between the existence of the deep and steep-sided glens which stretch back from the river, and the better quality of the close adjacent table land ; yet they are always lound together. In speaking of one of the fijrms, Tarbay, many years ago, I said it was a great pity that the otherwise level high- land should be so much cut up by the deep river ravines. An old and observant farmer, to whom I addressed the remark, answered that, on the contrary, h...e thought it was to be regretted that the lavines did not extend back much liirther; as it was certain that the good land ceased with them, and that all from immediately beyond them was to- tally worthless.
The sides of these glens present the most pre- cipitous natural suilace to be fjund in the lower country; and in that respect are more like moun- tain lands than any thing below. They cut through the different horizontal sirata, and of course present sections of soil of various textures and qualities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be difScult fo conceive any connexion between the existence of the deep and steep-sided glens which stretch back from the river, and the better quality of the close adjacent table land ; yet they are always lound together. In speaking of one of the fijrms, Tarbay, many years ago, I said it was a great pity that the otherwise level high- land should be so much cut up by the deep river ravines. An old and observant farmer, to whom I addressed the remark, answered that, on the contrary, h...e thought it was to be regretted that the lavines did not extend back much liirther; as it was certain that the good land ceased with them, and that all from immediately beyond them was to- tally worthless.
The sides of these glens present the most pre- cipitous natural suilace to be fjund in the lower country; and in that respect are more like moun- tain lands than any thing below. They cut through the different horizontal sirata, and of course present sections of soil of various textures and qualities.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Ruffin to read onlineMoreLess
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