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... often actually farther than if they serve! Mille Mt* -reit he truf , ted .ik s ect o.i would be 4.hvi. Mt 11. as lie nit' 'salad to Vtopose that WA more than one-low Ili the ntetit sti , uld :n E t ta-. hind at line lime, air of the I:r.t.sh iii Ii etsuid; ...

... attempted to orga- Wu dispersed in haste themselves; the resew.) mule to fall hack upici Agramont the Corps eseembled at Ag'salads about IN. ssd ot Siege it is distiandeil ; the Men are hastening to their homes in small bawls their arms and their nurses ...

... for the last full crop. Every week, during the summer months, sow mustard, cresses, lettuces, &c. for a constant supply of salad. Earth up celery, and thin onions, carrots, turnips, and spinage, where necessary taking care to leave the strongest plants ...

... £0 on with €Xpeditioy, TL! pease and beans every ten or fourteen o N potatoes, and transplant caulifiowers and fl't;u ‘ Sow salads every fortnight, parsley, Celery, purslane, pot and’ sweet herbs, Hoe peag, ang and sow more to keep up a Succession, “ict% ...