 | Wilhelm Hasbach - 1908 - 500 ページ
...comfortable living. Their land furnishes them with wheat and barley for their bread, and in many places \viih beans or peas, to feed a hog or two for meat, with...nine or ten months in the year, for their families. These almost universally disapprove of inclosing, and their number is considerable in many open villages."... | |
 | Wilhelm Hasbach - 1908 - 502 ページ
...labour, they procure a verv comfortable living. Their land furnishes them with wheat and barley for their bread, and in many places with beans or peas, to feed...winter their cow, which gives a breakfast and supper of milU, nine or ten months in the year, for their families. These almost universally disapprove of inclosing,... | |
 | Wilhelm Hasbach - 1908 - 500 ページ
...labour, thev procure a very comfortable living. Their land furnishes them with wheat and barley for their bread, and in many places with beans or peas, to feed...straw they thatch their cottage, and winter their row, which gives a breakfast and supper of milk, nine or ten months in the year, for their families.... | |
 | Wilhelm Hasbach - 1920 - 492 ページ
...labour, they procure a very comfortable living. Their land furnishes them with wheat and barley for their bread, and in many places with beans or peas, to feed...nine or ten months in the year, for their families. These almost universally disapprove of inclosing, and their number is considerable in many open villages."... | |
 | Chris Andrews - 2002 - 68 ページ
...lields, with commons rights lor a eow and three or lour sheep. Their ploughed land furnishes [provides] them with wheat and barley for bread, and in many...beans or peas to feed a hog or two for meat; with straw they thatch their cottage and winter' iheir cow, which gives a breaklast and supper of milk.... | |
 | Hermann Levy - 1966 - 288 ページ
...Enquiry into the Reasons for and against enclosing Open Fields, 2nd ed. Coventry, 1772, p. 33: — "Their land furnishes them with wheat and barley for bread,...nine or ten months in the year, for their families. " ' A Political Enquiry into the Consequences of enclosing Waste Lands, 1785, p. 44. * Political Essays,... | |
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... comfortable living. Their land furnishes them with wheat and barley for their bread, and in many places with beans or peas, to feed a hog or two for meat, with the straw they thatch their cottage, and winter their cow, which gives a breakfast and... 