Grain And Chaff From An English Manor 8 9
Grain And Chaff From An English Manor 8 9
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FARM SPECIALISTS.
"And who that knew him could forget The busy wrinkles round his eyes. " --_The Miller's Daughter_.
Many specialists, in distinct professions, visited the farm in thecourse of every twelve months, and each appeared at the season whenhis particular services were likely to be required. Among these anancient grafter was one of the most important, and April was the monthwhich brought him to Aldington. In January we had usually beheadedsome trees that we considered not worth lea...ving as they were: thesewould be trees producing inferior and nondescript cider apples, orperry pears. And we had already cut, and laid in a shady place, halfcovered with soil, the young shoots of profitable sorts to furnish thegrafts for converting the beheaded trees into valuable producers.
The old man's function was to prepare the grafts, and unite them indeftly-cut notches with their new parents. His was a rosy-cheeked andmany-wrinkled face, reminding one of an apple stored all the winter, and, in his brown velveteen coat, with immense pockets, he made anotable figure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FARM SPECIALISTS.
"And who that knew him could forget The busy wrinkles round his eyes. " --_The Miller's Daughter_.
Many specialists, in distinct professions, visited the farm in thecourse of every twelve months, and each appeared at the season whenhis particular services were likely to be required. Among these anancient grafter was one of the most important, and April was the monthwhich brought him to Aldington. In January we had usually beheadedsome trees that we considered not worth lea...ving as they were: thesewould be trees producing inferior and nondescript cider apples, orperry pears. And we had already cut, and laid in a shady place, halfcovered with soil, the young shoots of profitable sorts to furnish thegrafts for converting the beheaded trees into valuable producers.
The old man's function was to prepare the grafts, and unite them indeftly-cut notches with their new parents. His was a rosy-cheeked andmany-wrinkled face, reminding one of an apple stored all the winter, and, in his brown velveteen coat, with immense pockets, he made anotable figure.
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