The Writings of Thomas Jefferson Vol 2 of 4 8 2
The Writings of Thomas Jefferson Vol 2 of 4 8 2
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23. _Agen_. 24. _Castres. Bordeaux_. The Garonne, and rivers emptying into it, make extensive and rich plains, which arein mulberries, willows, corn, maize, pasture, beans, and flax. The hillsare in corn, maize, beans, and a considerable proportion of vines. Thereseems to be as much maize as corn in this country. Of the latter, thereis more rye than wheat. The maize is now up, and about three incheshigh. It is sowed in rows two feet or two and a half feet apart, andis pretty thick in the row. D...oubtless they mean to thin it. There isa great deal of a forage they call _farouche_. It is a species of redtrefoil, with few leaves, a very coarse stalk, and a cylindrical blossomof two inches in length, and three quarters of an inch in diameter, consisting of floscules, exactly as does that of the red clover. Itseems to be a coarse food, but very plentiful. They say it is for theiroxen. These are very fine, large, and cream-colored. The services of thefarm and of transportation are performed chiefly by them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23. _Agen_. 24. _Castres. Bordeaux_. The Garonne, and rivers emptying into it, make extensive and rich plains, which arein mulberries, willows, corn, maize, pasture, beans, and flax. The hillsare in corn, maize, beans, and a considerable proportion of vines. Thereseems to be as much maize as corn in this country. Of the latter, thereis more rye than wheat. The maize is now up, and about three incheshigh. It is sowed in rows two feet or two and a half feet apart, andis pretty thick in the row. D...oubtless they mean to thin it. There isa great deal of a forage they call _farouche_. It is a species of redtrefoil, with few leaves, a very coarse stalk, and a cylindrical blossomof two inches in length, and three quarters of an inch in diameter, consisting of floscules, exactly as does that of the red clover. Itseems to be a coarse food, but very plentiful. They say it is for theiroxen. These are very fine, large, and cream-colored. The services of thefarm and of transportation are performed chiefly by them.
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