 | 1759 - 708 páginas
...be over before the rains. Their harvefl is in November and December ; which are with them the moft temperate months in the year. Their ground is no-where...the wheat efpecially is more white and full than the Englifb. THE country abounds no lefs with fruits. Befides pomegranates, citrons, dates, grapes, almonds,... | |
 | 1759 - 712 páginas
...may be over before the rains. Their harveft is in November and December; which are with them the moft temperate months in the year. Their ground is no-where...grow here in plenty, and are very good ; the wheat etpecially is more white and full than the Engli/b. THE country abounds no kfs with fruits. Befides... | |
 | Edward Terry - 1777 - 558 páginas
...thick, though for want of the true names oot inserted in the map. They mow not their grafs (as we) to make hay, but cut it off the ground, either green or withered, as they have occafion to ufe it. They fow tobacco in abundance, and they take it too very much, but after a ftrange way, much different... | |
 | Edward Terry - 1777 - 552 páginas
...names not inferted in the map. They mow not their grafs (as we) to make hay, 96 A VOYAGE to EAST-INDIA, hay, but cut it off the ground, either green or withered, as they have occafion to ufe it. They fo\v tobacco in abundance, and they take it too very much, but after a ftrange way, much different... | |
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Their harvefl is in November and December ; which are with them the moft temperate months in the year. Their ground is no-where inclofed, excepting a little, near towns and villages ; which lie fcattered very thick over this empire. Nor do they mow their... 