 | Thomas More (st.) - 1743 - 182 страници
...every ten Years End, they fhift their Houfes by Lots. They cultivate their Gardens with great Care, fo that they have both Vines, Fruits, Herbs, and Flowers in them; and all is fo well ordered, and fo finely kept, that I never faw Gardens any where that were both fo fruitful... | |
 | Arthur Cayley - 1808 - 380 страници
...ten years. They cultivate their gardens with much care, and have vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers. All is so well ordered and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens so uniting beauty with fertility. This cometh, not only from the pleasure their gardens afford them,... | |
 | 1833 - 468 страници
...street, and a backdoor to the garden. They cultivate their gardens with great care, so that they have vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers in them ; and all...well ordered, and so finely kept, that I never saw any gardens anywhere that were both so fruitful and so beautiful as theirs; and this humour of ordering... | |
 | 1834 - 368 страници
...whatsoever. At every ten years' end they shift their houses by lots. They cultivate their gardens with great care, so that they have both vines, fruits,...ordered, and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens any where that were both so fruitful and so beautiful as theirs. And this humor of ordering their gardens... | |
 | Saint Thomas More, Sir Thomas More (Saint) - 1834 - 358 страници
...whatsoever. At every ten years' end they shift their 'houses by lots. They ' cultivate their gardens with great care, so that they have both vines, fruits,...ordered, and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens any where that were both so fruitful and so beautiful as theirs. And this humor of ordering their gardens... | |
 | Saint Thomas More - 1841 - 372 страници
...houses by lot. They cultivate their gardens with great care ; vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers abound in them ; and all is so well ordered, and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens so fruitful and beautiful as theirs. This love for gardening arise not only from the pleasure it affords... | |
 | Thomas More (st.) - 1845 - 358 страници
...whatsoever. At every ten years' end they shift their houses by lots. They cultivate their gardens with great care, so that they have both vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers in them ; and all is well ordered and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens anywhere that were so fruitful as theirs... | |
 | Saint Thomas More - 1845 - 356 страници
...whatsoever. At every ten years' end they shift their houses by lots. They cultivate their gardens with great care, so that they have both vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers in them ; and all is well ordered and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens anywhere that were so fruitful as theirs... | |
 | Sir Thomas More (Saint) - 1852 - 348 страници
...whatsoever. At every ten years' end they shift their houses by lots. They cultivate their gardens with great care, so that they have both vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers in them; and all is well ordered and so finely kept, that I never saw gardens anywhere that were so fruitful as theirs... | |
 | John Timbs - 1855 - 818 страници
...vines, fruits, herbs, and flowers in them; and this humour ol ordering their gardens но well is not kept up by the pleasure they find in it, but also by an emulation between the inhabitants of the several et гее ta, who vie with each other " " Within the compass of one age, Somerset Ilnuse... | |
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Their doors have all two leaves, which, as they are easily opened, so they shut of their own accord ; and there being no property among them, every man may freely enter into any house whatsoever. At every ten years end they shift their houses by lots.... 
