 | James Anderson - 1801 - 820 ページ
...years ; and this inference has. been drawn from the actual admeafurement of larches in different » parts of England and Scotland, and of different ages,...fuppofing feventy inches to be the circumference at twenty feet, and the length of the tree to be forty feet, neglecting the remaining top ; then will its folid... | |
 | William Tatham - 1801 - 474 ページ
...years ; and this inference has been drawn from the actual admeafurement of larches in different parts parts of England and Scotland, and of different ages, from ten years old to fifty. Oh this fuppofition, the larches would meafure, one with another, ninety inches in circumference, at... | |
 | Alexander Hunter - 1804 - 606 ページ
...several years ; and this inference has been drawn from the actual admeasurement of larches in different parts of England and Scotland, and of different ages, from ten years old to fifty. On this supposition, larches would measure, one with anot junety inches in circumference, at she from the ground.... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1815 - 462 ページ
...several years; and this inference has been drawn from the actual admeasurement of larches in different parts of England and Scotland, and of different ages, from ten years old to fifty. On On this supposition, the larches would measure, one with another, ninety inches in circumference, at... | |
 | Henry Phillips - 1823 - 354 ページ
...years ; and that this inference has been drawn from the actual admeasurement of larches in different parts of England and Scotland, and of different ages, from ten years old to fifty. Mr. Hart says, the larch grows slowly the first four years; but in twenty years it will exceed the... | |
 | Philip Miller - 1835 - 742 ページ
...and that this inference has been drawn from the actual admeasurement of larches in different ]>arts of England and Scotland, and of different ages from ten years old to fifty. Evelyn, and almost every writer on timber, since he published his Suva, has recommended planting larch,... | |
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On this fuppofition, the larches would meafure, one with another, ninety inches in circumference, at fix feet from the ground. A larch which meafures ninety inches, at fix feet from the ground, would meafure above feventy, at twenty feet from the ground;... 