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S. Dixon writes : " For those who wish to stock their poultry-yard with fowls of the most de- sirable shape and size, clothed in rich and variegated plumage, and not expecting perfection, the speckled (/. e.y Colored^ Dorkings are the breed to be at once selected.
The hens, in addition to their gay colors, have a large vertically flat comb, which, when they are in high health, adds very much to their brilliant appearance, particularly if seen in bright sunshine. The cocks are magnificent ; the ...most gorgeous hues are frequently lavished upon them, which their great size and peculiarly square-built form display to the greatest advantage. The breeder, and the farmer's wife, behold with delight their broad breast, the small proportion of offal, and the large quantity of 12 THE BOOK OF THE DORKING.
profitable flesh. The cockerels may be brought to con- siderable weights, and the flavour and appearance of the meat are inferior to none. The eggs are produced in reasonable abundance, and though not equal in size to those of Spanish hens, may fairly be called large.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Dixon writes : " For those who wish to stock their poultry-yard with fowls of the most de- sirable shape and size, clothed in rich and variegated plumage, and not expecting perfection, the speckled (/. e.y Colored^ Dorkings are the breed to be at once selected.
The hens, in addition to their gay colors, have a large vertically flat comb, which, when they are in high health, adds very much to their brilliant appearance, particularly if seen in bright sunshine. The cocks are magnificent ; the ...most gorgeous hues are frequently lavished upon them, which their great size and peculiarly square-built form display to the greatest advantage. The breeder, and the farmer's wife, behold with delight their broad breast, the small proportion of offal, and the large quantity of 12 THE BOOK OF THE DORKING.
profitable flesh. The cockerels may be brought to con- siderable weights, and the flavour and appearance of the meat are inferior to none. The eggs are produced in reasonable abundance, and though not equal in size to those of Spanish hens, may fairly be called large.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard, H. H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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