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The glass sentence
In 1891, in a world transformed by 1799's Great Disruption--when all of the continents were flung into different time periods--thirteen-year-old Sophia Tims and her friend Theo go in search of Sophia's uncle, Shadrack Elli, Boston's foremost cartologer, who has been kidnapped.
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The golden specific
Thirteen-year-old Sophia Tims, with her friend Theo, continues to search for her parents, explorers who have vanished as the borders shift within a world transformed by the Great Disruption of 1799.
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Farm Mills
EDS. CO. GENT,--I believe that most of our farmers who are in possession of proper steam or horse power, could use to great advantage a farm mill, if there has been, or could be one invented, that would do good work without trespassing too much on the farraers'a time. I have been looking for some time, for a mill of that description but as yet, I have not been able to find one that I can attach to my power, with sufficient prospect of its...
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The crimson skew
In a world transformed by 1799's Great Disruption--when all of the continents were flung into different time periods, Sophia Tims journeys home to Boston, anticipating her runion with Theo, but he has been conscripted to fight inthe Western War, Prime Minister Broadgirldle's twisted vision of Manifest Destiny.
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Agriculture in our Common Schools
EDS. Co. GENT.--I have a suggestion to make through the columns of your paper--its practicability, and, as I believe, its necessity, being my only excuse for intruding on so much valuable space.
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Composting Poultry Manure
MESSRS. EDITOR--A correspondent--LEVI BARTLETT--in your issue of May 13, takes me \" to do,\" with others, for practicing and still worse for advising others to practice, contrary to his own notions of good farm management, or, as he would doubtless prefer the question to be stated, contrary to tho teachings of \" scientific agriculturists.\" I certainly am but little disposed to conflict the opinion of one whose...
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MANURE IN THE HILL
The application of manure to the corn hill, is thought by some to be of little benefit, from the fact that the corn roots branch off so rapidly from the hill, and feed outside of the circle enriched by this dressing. It is argued moreover that if at the time the grain is forming a sufficiency of food is within the range of the roots, it is of little importance comparatively how the plant has fared before--the idea is that there is no close connexion between the growth of fodder and the quantity of grain it may produce, and that if it were possible so to regulate the application of a fertilizer as to bring it to bear upon the grain instead of the stalk it were all the better.
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Application and Value of Poultry Manure
EDS. CO. GENT.--At the request of H. CLAYTON, I herewith send a brief statement of my manner of composting hen manure, and in what manner it was applied to my crop of corn, as reported in your paper of Feb. 18th. But \"first and foremost I would tell\" that I disclaim any particular merit for my manner of composting hen manure, but credit the results heretofore obtained, entirely to the virtue of the manure itself...
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Application of Hen Manure
MESSRS. EDITORS--In the Country Gentleman for Feb 5, I find the following inquiry--\"How may I safely apply hen manure to my corn ?\" Most gladly do I give the result of my own experience, from the fact that I have derived much profit from its use in the manner below stated; and furthermore from the careful saving and application of the \"droppings of the roost,\" I have found that though the product of eggs...
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