Annual Report of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University and the Agricultural Experiment Station, Часть 2 |
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... given to corn . — Why should corn be studied ? The same children would answer that it should be studied because it is one of our most important crops , because it is found in every community , because its life history is intensely inter ...
... given to corn . — Why should corn be studied ? The same children would answer that it should be studied because it is one of our most important crops , because it is found in every community , because its life history is intensely inter ...
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... given a suitable reward . The prize ears for the county and for the State will be returned to the schools that send them , with instructions for planting , culture , and further selection , so that some of the pupils may carry on the ...
... given a suitable reward . The prize ears for the county and for the State will be returned to the schools that send them , with instructions for planting , culture , and further selection , so that some of the pupils may carry on the ...
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... given to cattle and learn from a farmer about the value of these foods . Perhaps during the week when you are learning about cows , a successful dairy farmer will come to the school and talk about cattle and dairy products and about cer ...
... given to cattle and learn from a farmer about the value of these foods . Perhaps during the week when you are learning about cows , a successful dairy farmer will come to the school and talk about cattle and dairy products and about cer ...
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... given by eight boys . I will send you two pictures that were taken in the play . There were three songs that kept the people in good humor . The pupils decorated it themselves , and the visitors thought it looked like a real woods . The ...
... given by eight boys . I will send you two pictures that were taken in the play . There were three songs that kept the people in good humor . The pupils decorated it themselves , and the visitors thought it looked like a real woods . The ...
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... given last summer here at Cornell was much enjoyed by students and visitors . It was given in the evening in the quiet , fragrant out of doors . The orchestra was made up of crickets , and they played so well that the audience was ...
... given last summer here at Cornell was much enjoyed by students and visitors . It was given in the evening in the quiet , fragrant out of doors . The orchestra was made up of crickets , and they played so well that the audience was ...
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Стр. 1646 - Little Jack Horner sat in a corner, Eating his Christmas pie. He put in his thumb and pulled out a plum, And said,