The Rescue of An Old Place
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I was quite touched by the prediction Tke/uiure of a member of the horticultural society 5KS?^^.
of that State, that apparently the whole of southern New Jersey will have to be aban- doned to the rose-bug. This adds a new terror to the already complicated legisla- tion of that unhappy region, for I am con- vinced, from my experience, that if the rose-bug wants anything he will get it, and no doubt we shall live to see him sitting in the gubernatorial chair.
189 Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by... VjOOQiC XVI SUFFESINGS FROM DROUGHT Digitized by VjOOQIC In heat the landscape qohrering lies; The cattle pant beneath the tree ; Through parching air and purple skies, The earth looks up in vain for thee.
For thee, for thee it looks in vain, O gentle, gentle summer rain 1 W. C. Bennett.
Digitized by VjOOQIC XVI OR are the insects the only plagues which menace our cher- ished gardens, and our carefully planted wood-lots; there are weather conditions that no vigilance can elude, which add tremendously to the dif- ficulties of the planter of flower or tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was quite touched by the prediction Tke/uiure of a member of the horticultural society 5KS?^^.
of that State, that apparently the whole of southern New Jersey will have to be aban- doned to the rose-bug. This adds a new terror to the already complicated legisla- tion of that unhappy region, for I am con- vinced, from my experience, that if the rose-bug wants anything he will get it, and no doubt we shall live to see him sitting in the gubernatorial chair.
189 Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by... VjOOQiC XVI SUFFESINGS FROM DROUGHT Digitized by VjOOQIC In heat the landscape qohrering lies; The cattle pant beneath the tree ; Through parching air and purple skies, The earth looks up in vain for thee.
For thee, for thee it looks in vain, O gentle, gentle summer rain 1 W. C. Bennett.
Digitized by VjOOQIC XVI OR are the insects the only plagues which menace our cher- ished gardens, and our carefully planted wood-lots; there are weather conditions that no vigilance can elude, which add tremendously to the dif- ficulties of the planter of flower or tree.
What to read after The Rescue of An Old Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Caroline Pike Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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