| Edmond Halley - 1708 - 460 pages
...Names of thofe GenGentlemen moft famed for fuch fort of Tobacco, as of Prior-feed, &c. Nay, the fame fort of Seed in different Earths, will produce Tobacco...goodnefs. The richer the Ground, the better it is for Aranokb Tobacco, whofe Scent is not much minded, their only ainl being to have it fpecious, large,... | |
| Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1716 - 748 pages
...thofe Gentlemen moil Fam'd for fuch fort of Tobacco, as of Prior-Seed, &c. Nay, the fame Sort of Seed m Different Earths, will Produce Tobacco much Different,...Goodnefs. The Richer the Ground, the Better it is for ¿iranoko-Tobacco, whofè Scent is not much Minded, their only Aim being to have it Specious, Large,... | |
| Edmond Halley - 1727 - 470 pages
...of thofe GenGentlemen moft famed for fuch Sort of Tobacco, as of Prior Seed, &c. Nay, the fame Sort of Seed in different Earths, will produce Tobacco much different, as to Goodncfs. The richer the Ground, the better it is for Aranoko Tobacco, whoi? Scent is not much minded,... | |
| Peter Force - 1844 - 582 pages
...Names of those Gentlemen most famed for such Sort of Tobacco, as of Prior Seed, fyc. Nay, the same Sort of Seed in different Earths, will produce Tobacco much different, as to Goodness. The richer the Ground, the better it is for Aranoko Tobacco, whose Scent is not much minded,... | |
| James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow, R. G. Barnwell, Edwin Bell, William MacCreary Burwell - 1858 - 634 pages
...names of those gentlemen most famed for such sort of tobacco, as Pryor seed, &c. Nay, the same sort of seed, in different earths, will produce tobacco much different as to goodness. The richer the ground the better it is for Aranoko tobacco, whose scent is not much minded,... | |
| Albert Bushnell Hart - 1910 - 636 pages
...Names of those Gentlemen most famed for such Sort of Tobacco, as of Prior Seed, &c. Nay, the same Sort of Seed in different Earths, will produce Tobacco much different as to Goodness. The richer the Ground, the better it is for Aranoko Tobacco, whose Scent is not much minded,... | |
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