Beeton's book of Poultry And Domestic Animals: Showing How to Rear And Manage Them, in Sickness And in Health
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for home, rather than take advantage of any nearer sMellei that may present itself.
It is a very prolific animal, breeding almost as mauv tirnea in the year as the rabbit, and producing three or four yoiing ones at a birth. The eyes of the young are open at 1 irttx.
They remain with their mother about twenty days, dunng which time she suckles them ; and after that they start lU business on their own account. The food of the hare consitsts of herbage of almost every kind ; bat it prefers vegetab...les or a milky and succulent nature, and, like the rabbit, is very fond ofl parsley. They are by no means desirable as neighbours, eane- cidHy to vegetable and com growers. The havoc a hnndrBil or to ot visitors from a " preserve" wiU make in a field of ntiwiv- sprung wheat, in a single night, is incredible ; indeed, mary extensive farms, owing to their contiguity to a preserve, are woiih a less rental by fuUy half on that account.
The hare does not burrow like the rabbit, but scrapes out a Blieht depression, so that when she Ues in it half-buried in ea.rth and dried herbage, it is a very difiicult matter to distinguish tuT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for home, rather than take advantage of any nearer sMellei that may present itself.
It is a very prolific animal, breeding almost as mauv tirnea in the year as the rabbit, and producing three or four yoiing ones at a birth. The eyes of the young are open at 1 irttx.
They remain with their mother about twenty days, dunng which time she suckles them ; and after that they start lU business on their own account. The food of the hare consitsts of herbage of almost every kind ; bat it prefers vegetab...les or a milky and succulent nature, and, like the rabbit, is very fond ofl parsley. They are by no means desirable as neighbours, eane- cidHy to vegetable and com growers. The havoc a hnndrBil or to ot visitors from a " preserve" wiU make in a field of ntiwiv- sprung wheat, in a single night, is incredible ; indeed, mary extensive farms, owing to their contiguity to a preserve, are woiih a less rental by fuUy half on that account.
The hare does not burrow like the rabbit, but scrapes out a Blieht depression, so that when she Ues in it half-buried in ea.rth and dried herbage, it is a very difiicult matter to distinguish tuT.
What to read after Beeton's book of Poultry And Domestic Animals: Showing How to Rear And Manage Them, in Sickness And in Health?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beeton, Samuel Orchart, 1831-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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