 | George Edwards - 1770 - Страниц: 286
...loofen the earth, and fit it to receive the feeds of plants. The Rev. Mr. Robinfon, reftor of Oufby in Cumberland, in his Natural Hiftory of Weftmoreland...brings them forth till they grow up to their " natural " natural ftrength and perfection," He fays, " About twenty five years ago, coming from *' Rofe-Caftle... | |
 | Ebenezer Sibly - 1802 - Страниц: 420
...Oufby in Weftmoreland, relative to an inftind tn the crow, by which they are made the natural tural planters of all forts of wood and trees. They difleminate the kernels upon the earth, which like nurferies bring them* forth till they grow up to their natural ftrength and perfection. He fays, ir About twenty-five... | |
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Oufby in Cumberland, in his Natural Hiftory of Weftmoreland and Cumberland, part II. page 97, fays, " that birds are natural planters of all " forts of wood and trees : they difleminate the " kernels upon the earth, which, like nurferies, ** brings them... 