 ... let them be opened one by one as they are wanted for ufe; if a few do happen to rot, the mofs will receive their moifture, and prevent them from injuring the others. Such as are defigned to be ufed firft after they have been couched, may be laid upon...  A Treatise of Fruit-trees - Seite 289von Thomas Hitt - 1757 - 392 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | SEVERAL HANDS - 1755 - 540 Seiten
...after they have been * couched, may be laid upon a boarded floor or (helves in the ' fruitery, where they ought to be kept dry by opening the « windows in fine days ; but in rain or frofty weather the win' dows mud be kept clofe ftopt, to prevent the air from hav* ing any effect upon the fruit, and... | |
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...firft after they have been couched, may be laid upon a boarded floor or (helves in the fruitery, where they ought to be kept dry by opening the windows in...kept clofe ftopt, to prevent the air from having any effeft upon the fruit, and if the weather continues fevere, they muft be covered with ftraw and cloths.... | |
 | James Meader, Thomas Hitt - 1771 - 682 Seiten
...ufed, or of the inferior forts, may be then laid on a boarded floor or {helves in the fruitery, where they ought to be kept dry, by opening the windows in fine days j but in rain or frofty weather the windows muft be kept clofe fnut, to prevent the air from having... | |
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