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work, and come home. we sought to burn over the whole field, for we knew that this left a good, loose soil. we did not pile the willows in heaps, but loosened them from the ground or scattered them loosely but evenly over the soil. in some places the ground was quite bare of willows; but we collected
hoe the corn alone, but went right through the garden, corn, squashes, beans, and all. weeds were let lie on the ground, as they were now young and harmless. we hoed but once, not very many weeds coming up to bother us afterwards. in my girlhood we were not troubled with mustard and thistles; these...
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