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AGRICULTURE FOR BEGINNERS
By C. W. BURKETT, Professor of Agriculture; F. L. STEVENS, Professor of
Biology; and D. H. HILL, Professor of English in the North Carolina
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
12mo. Cloth. 267 pages. Illustrated. List price, 75 cents; mailing
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developing and when he is forming life habits. It will give to him,
therefore, at the vital period of his life a training which will go far
toward making his life work profitable and delightful. The text is
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unusual and technical words, and the complete Index are important.
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| Transcriber's Note |
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| The following words were found in both hyphenated and |
| unhyphenated forms: |
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| half-way halfway |
| tree-top treetop |
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| Words printed in bold font in the book are surrounded by '+' |
| signs. |
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| Illustrations have been moved to more appropriate places in |
| the text. |
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