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... example, quite unaware that wildcats are common animals in the West Highlands and assume, when one refers to them, that one is speaking of domestic cats run wild, not of the tawny, lynx-like ferals that had their den, that and every other year, within two hundred ...

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... Farmers who travel on tl Continent, for business or pie; sure, may frequently find thi although interpreters may be ab to speak common English we their knowledge of technic farming terms is less expert, I these cases Farm Implement at Machinery a multilingual ...

... what is now almost suburbia depends to a great extent upon the enlightenment of townsmen by such know ledgeable countrymen as Speak- man and if only for that reason one hopes the book will be widely read but there is little doubt that it will be popular with ...