The Word: the House of Israel
The Word: the House of Israel
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The garden was large ; it might be or might not be separated from the orchard and the vineyard ; and there were canals and tanks of water for watering the grounds ; for of course the waters of the inundation were not let in here. All these in Potiphar's villa were probably on a large scale ; besides farm lands outside the private grounds, the cultivation of which must be carefully watched ; and all these would want a great deal of attention." ^'How was the hand- watering done?" my grandmother a...sked.
" With nothing better than the shadoof— the old pole and Shadoci bucket. Men often drew the water into pails, that they hung upon their shoulders by means of a wooden yoke, such as milkmen here use. In these pails they carried the water to the trees or the garden beds. Each tree was provided at its foot with a little mound of earth hollowed out into a saucer form to hold the water ; and the beds of flowers or vegetables Q Digitized by VjOOQ IC 242 THE HOUSE OF ISRAEL.
were edged with narrow ledges of earth for the same purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The garden was large ; it might be or might not be separated from the orchard and the vineyard ; and there were canals and tanks of water for watering the grounds ; for of course the waters of the inundation were not let in here. All these in Potiphar's villa were probably on a large scale ; besides farm lands outside the private grounds, the cultivation of which must be carefully watched ; and all these would want a great deal of attention." ^'How was the hand- watering done?" my grandmother a...sked.
" With nothing better than the shadoof— the old pole and Shadoci bucket. Men often drew the water into pails, that they hung upon their shoulders by means of a wooden yoke, such as milkmen here use. In these pails they carried the water to the trees or the garden beds. Each tree was provided at its foot with a little mound of earth hollowed out into a saucer form to hold the water ; and the beds of flowers or vegetables Q Digitized by VjOOQ IC 242 THE HOUSE OF ISRAEL.
were edged with narrow ledges of earth for the same purpose.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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