 | Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station - 1916 - 788 Seiten
...harrow sterile fields; Nor golden Ceres from the lofty skies Shall view his labor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows plows the plain Then...clods obliquely o'er again, Turning his team, and by a frequent toil To obedience brings a disobedient soil." A lack of adequate equipment and of a clear... | |
 | 1914 - 268 Seiten
...harrow sterile fields: Nor golden Ceres, from the lofty skies Shall view his labor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows, plows the plain, Then...clods obliquely o'er again, Turning his team, and by a frequent toil, To obedience brings a disobedient soil." Sometimes better results have followed hand... | |
 | Liberty Hyde Bailey - 1907 - 704 Seiten
...harrow sterile fields; Nor golden Ceres, from the lofty skies Shall view his labor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows, plows the plain, Then...clods obliquely o'er again, Turning his team, and by a frequent toil, To obedience brings a disobedient soil." " And ruddy Ceres, from the Olympian top,... | |
 | New York (State) Dept. of Agriculture - 1914 - 958 Seiten
...harrow sterile fields: Nor golden Ceres, from the lofty skies Shall view his labor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows, plows the plain, Then...clods obliquely o'er again, Turning his team, and by a frequent toil, To obedience brings a disobedient soil." Sometimes better results have followed hand... | |
 | 1916 - 1050 Seiten
...harrow sterile fields; Nor golden Ceres from the lofty skies Shall view his lahor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows plows the plain Then...clods obliquely o'er again, Turning his team, and by a frequent toil To obedience brings a disobedient soil." A lack of adequate equipment and of a clear... | |
 | Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station - 1916 - 790 Seiten
...harrow sterile fields; Nor golden Ceres from the lofty skies Shall view his labor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows plows the plain Then...clods obliquely o'er again, Turning his team, and by a frequent toll To obedience brings a disobedient soil." A lack of adequate equipment and of a clear... | |
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Much more advantage to the swain it yields To use the rake than harrow sterile fields; Nor golden Ceres from the lofty skies Shall view his labor with regardless eyes. And who, athwart the furrows plows the plain Then breaks the clods obliquely o'er again,... 