The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Zväzok 8James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1792 |
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... plant ; But fhirid them with your kind and fost'ring aid , Till they have gather'd strength t ' abide those frosts That nip life's opening bud ; else ye , perhaps , May find your hopes all blasted ev'n as mine . Ye much lov'd crocufses ...
... plant ; But fhirid them with your kind and fost'ring aid , Till they have gather'd strength t ' abide those frosts That nip life's opening bud ; else ye , perhaps , May find your hopes all blasted ev'n as mine . Ye much lov'd crocufses ...
Strana 32
... plant in China , and sent some cuttings of it to Madras . About the same time he received a plant of the American nopal , by another correspondent , from the Isle of France , and a third from the king's gardens at Kew , by the 32 Marth ...
... plant in China , and sent some cuttings of it to Madras . About the same time he received a plant of the American nopal , by another correspondent , from the Isle of France , and a third from the king's gardens at Kew , by the 32 Marth ...
Strana 33
... plant . A piece of ground was appropriated by government for a nopalry , under the direction of Dr Anderson , where there are now many thousand plants of it , in the most thriving condition , ready to receive the cochineal insect as ...
... plant . A piece of ground was appropriated by government for a nopalry , under the direction of Dr Anderson , where there are now many thousand plants of it , in the most thriving condition , ready to receive the cochineal insect as ...
Strana 34
... plants ; and as it is already known that many varieties of these insects are useful in arts , it is highly probable , that it will be found , at some future period , that every one of them may be converted to some purpose very ...
... plants ; and as it is already known that many varieties of these insects are useful in arts , it is highly probable , that it will be found , at some future period , that every one of them may be converted to some purpose very ...
Strana 37
... plants of the staphylæa brought into my grounds ; but finding it was a small shrub of slow growth , I soon gave the preference to the wodier tree , for the cultivation of this insect ; and since the receipt of your letter by the earl ...
... plants of the staphylæa brought into my grounds ; but finding it was a small shrub of slow growth , I soon gave the preference to the wodier tree , for the cultivation of this insect ; and since the receipt of your letter by the earl ...
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