The New England Farmer volume V8 1856
The New England Farmer volume V8 1856
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The third was the opinion of ], eweMhoek, Descartes, and Dr. Young, and is, perliaps, tlie true explanation. Sir iM'erad Home and Mr. Ramsden performed many experiments to elucidate the ques- tion, but they proved nothing.
14 NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Jan.
ble in the material made by bees — and will keep for years. " Indeed ! honey by this new process, I pre- sume, can be made to flow freely in streams to suit all over the land, and "the rest of mankind, "_for little or nothing. Every man who feels a... partilce of philanthropy welling up in his bosom, can have a small or large — as to that matter — pond of it near his premises for the use of his household and the "stranger within his gates, " to dip out of and satisfy his hunger, or his taste for honey, "manufactured by the new process, " superior to that of the industrious and humble little bee. Verily the day of humbug is not yet, and what comes next — echo answers next. That a "fool and his money is soon parted" is as true now as in the day of the wise man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The third was the opinion of ], eweMhoek, Descartes, and Dr. Young, and is, perliaps, tlie true explanation. Sir iM'erad Home and Mr. Ramsden performed many experiments to elucidate the ques- tion, but they proved nothing.
14 NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Jan.
ble in the material made by bees — and will keep for years. " Indeed ! honey by this new process, I pre- sume, can be made to flow freely in streams to suit all over the land, and "the rest of mankind, "_for little or nothing. Every man who feels a... partilce of philanthropy welling up in his bosom, can have a small or large — as to that matter — pond of it near his premises for the use of his household and the "stranger within his gates, " to dip out of and satisfy his hunger, or his taste for honey, "manufactured by the new process, " superior to that of the industrious and humble little bee. Verily the day of humbug is not yet, and what comes next — echo answers next. That a "fool and his money is soon parted" is as true now as in the day of the wise man.
What to read after The New England Farmer volume V8 1856?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard L Liboff to read onlineMoreLess
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