The following passage indicates the contemporary theory of manuring: - " In thy tillage are these special opportunities to improve it, either by liming, marling, sanding, earthing, mudding, snayl-codding, mucking, chalking, pidgeons-dung, hens-dung, hogs-dung or by any other means as some by rags, some by coarse wool, by pitch marks, and tarry stuff, any oyly stuff, salt and many things more, yea indeed any thing almost that bath any liquidness, foulness, saltness or good moysture in it, is very naturall inrichment to almost any sort of land." [Please select]
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"But what's the good of my mucking about in a filthy uniform." [Please select]
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Gob, that puts the bloody kybosh on it if old sloppy eyes is mucking up the show. [Please select]
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But, my girl, it’s easier than mucking about in a dark sea looking for ’em after they’ve lost their balance. [Please select]
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