by Charles Dickens
Excerpt from All the Year Round, Vol. 4: October 13 to March 23, 1861; Including No; 77 to No; 100 Seas, also, have a great share in the trans mission of seeds. It is generally believed that seeds, when steeped in water, become corrupt and unfruitful, but this is a mistake. The water of the sea has seldom sufficient heat to destroy seeds. For the same reason, fields are some times covered with water during a whole winter, and yet the seeds with which they were sown remain in good condition.' Lin
ISBN: 9781333160098
630 pages
Published: 2016-08-03
Publisher: Forgotten Books