Studies of Indian Life And Sentiment
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Of oil-seeds there are nine.
Narcotics include tobacco, opium, and tlfe hemp that produces the drug — a species of nettle. Two other kinds of hemp, falsely so called, yield fibre from ' their stalks. Cotton and sugar-cane have already been mentioned. Of vegetables there is great variety, including all the better-known vegetables of Europe.
Lastly, there are four crops that practically are only grown for export — jute, tea, indigo, and coffee. The areas which are covered by some of these crops a...re as extensive as good-sized countries. The area under rice is very nearly equal to the total area of the United Kingdom — 1 19,000 square miles. There are 33,000 square miles under wheat, and, if other temperate crops are included, the area cropped during the cold weather extends to 60,000 square miles.
Millets of kinds cover 75,000 square miles. One of the Indian pulses — the lathyrus or chick-pea — is remarkable for possessing for mankind poisonous properties if ^eaten in quantity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of oil-seeds there are nine.
Narcotics include tobacco, opium, and tlfe hemp that produces the drug — a species of nettle. Two other kinds of hemp, falsely so called, yield fibre from ' their stalks. Cotton and sugar-cane have already been mentioned. Of vegetables there is great variety, including all the better-known vegetables of Europe.
Lastly, there are four crops that practically are only grown for export — jute, tea, indigo, and coffee. The areas which are covered by some of these crops a...re as extensive as good-sized countries. The area under rice is very nearly equal to the total area of the United Kingdom — 1 19,000 square miles. There are 33,000 square miles under wheat, and, if other temperate crops are included, the area cropped during the cold weather extends to 60,000 square miles.
Millets of kinds cover 75,000 square miles. One of the Indian pulses — the lathyrus or chick-pea — is remarkable for possessing for mankind poisonous properties if ^eaten in quantity.
What to read after Studies of Indian Life And Sentiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller, Bampfylde, Sir, 1854-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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