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... when she and Philemon had both attained a good old age , she was changed
into a lime - tree , and her husband into an oak . While the transformation was
taking place , they continued speaking affectionately to each other , till the bark
had ...
... when she and Philemon had both attained a good old age , she was changed
into a lime - tree , and her husband into an oak . While the transformation was
taking place , they continued speaking affectionately to each other , till the bark
had ...
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On the banks of the Ohio , however , it often rises to an elevation of sixty or eighty
feet , although , in France , according to the “ Nouveau Du Hamel , " it attained the
height of twenty feet in seventy years . The young branches are covered with a ...
On the banks of the Ohio , however , it often rises to an elevation of sixty or eighty
feet , although , in France , according to the “ Nouveau Du Hamel , " it attained the
height of twenty feet in seventy years . The young branches are covered with a ...
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They flowered , and bore fruit , and , at the beginning of the XVIIIth century , they
had attained the height of eighteen feet , with a diameter of nine inches , and the
spread of the branches of the largest one , was twelve feet in one direction , and ...
They flowered , and bore fruit , and , at the beginning of the XVIIIth century , they
had attained the height of eighteen feet , with a diameter of nine inches , and the
spread of the branches of the largest one , was twelve feet in one direction , and ...
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It was introduced into Britain in 1812 , where , however , it had not flowered in
1835 . The largest specimen of this tree is in the garden of the London
Horticultural Society , where it attained a height of twenty - five feet in twenty -
three years .
It was introduced into Britain in 1812 , where , however , it had not flowered in
1835 . The largest specimen of this tree is in the garden of the London
Horticultural Society , where it attained a height of twenty - five feet in twenty -
three years .
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It had attained the height of eighty feet in 1835 . At Charleville Forest , in King ' s
county , Ireland , there was , in 1835 , a tree of this species , sixty years planted ,
which had attained the height of seventy - eight feet , with a trunk three and two ...
It had attained the height of eighty feet in 1835 . At Charleville Forest , in King ' s
county , Ireland , there was , in 1835 , a tree of this species , sixty years planted ,
which had attained the height of seventy - eight feet , with a trunk three and two ...
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| Título | The Trees of America: Native and Foreign, Pictorially and Botanically Delineated, and Scientifically and Popularly Described. Illustrated by Numerous Engravings |
| Autor | Daniel Jay Browne |
| Ilustrado por | Daniel Jay Browne |
| Editor | Harper, 1846 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 4 Jun. 2008 |
| Largo | 520 páginas |
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