Procure an opera-glass, two inches and a half long; the tube to be made of ivory, so thin that it may appear transparent.
Vertical and horizontal scale, two inches to a nautical mile.
The ground should be prepared as for maize, as soon as possible in the spring furrowed, and roots planted in drills twenty inches apart, and covered with loose earth, two inches deep, the planter walking upon the drill and treading it firmly.
The root, as met with in the trade, consists of pieces varying from one to three inches in length, and 1½ to two inches in diameter.
The interior wood is brown, dark red or blackish, and the exterior white, one or two inches thick.
The fruit is from one totwo inches in diameter, and the pulp, which has an agreeable perfume, is eaten by the natives.
The whitening extended from the roots to a distance of two inches.
The great omentum was mangled and comminuted, and bore two lacerations oftwo inches each.
The cakes, which are simple flour and water, are four inches long by two inches wide, and are much sought after as curiosities.
With some difficulty it was withdrawn by a fellow workman; the point was bent on itself to the extent of two inches.
Usually the young plants will be too thick in the row, so that thinning should be begun when the plants are about two inches high.
The side showing the bark should be two inches wide at most, six inches long, and running in a V-shaped, radial section toward the pith.
They should be about six inches long, two incheswide on the side having the bark, and should gradually come to an edge toward the pith, or centre.
These rose cuttings should then be inserted in a box of clean, moist sand to a depth of two inches, kept in a warm room, and shaded with a sheet of newspaper when the sun is very bright.
They contain hard round flattish seeds two inches in diameter, which are made into boxes.
The lower petal is two inches long, and forms a rose-colored moccasin-shaped pouch.
One of these cylinders, which was measured, was fifty-two inches high, and sixty-six in diameter.
From the femoral ring the canal extends down the thigh for an inch and a-half ortwo inches in a tapering form, supported by the pectineus muscle, and covered by the iliac part of the fascia lata.
It is pale pinkish-white, and found up to two inches long in the same localities as Dosinia australis.
It is called Anga or Huai or Pipi by the Maoris, and attains a length of two inches.
About a score of dead ones, varying from one and a-half to two inches in length, have been found by my friends and myself on the ocean beaches near the entrance to Tauranga Harbour, and at Maketu, in the Bay of Plenty.
It is found in both Islands on sandy banks in harbours, and is up to two inches in length.
Length thirteen and a half inches; breadth twenty-two inches.
Length ten inches and a quarter; breadth twenty-two inches.
Sink the roots as straight down as possible, and let the bud point upward, covering it lightly with merely one or two inches of soil.
We have only to sow the seed, from the first to the tenth of May, two inches deep, and let the plants stand from two to three feet apart each way, in order to have an abundant supply.
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