Rake the seed in lightly, afterwards roll with a wooden roller, and carefully weed the ground until the grass is well established.
This origin of the lucern, which is well established, makes me note as a singular fact that no Sanskrit name is known.
Palladius, in the fifth century, speaks of it as well established.
In spite of the Sanskrit names, the existence of the cocoa-nut in Ceylon, where it is well established on the coast, dates from an almost historical epoch.
No later travellers have omitted to notice the use of the hookah as well established.
They were aswell established facts to them as would be the record of volcanic eruptions now.
Again, it is well established in history that where woman has not.
Again, it is well established in history that where woman has not participated in human affairs the outcomes have never attained a state of completion and perfection.
It is well established, then, that a number of diseases of the animal system are produced by fungi.
The power of predicting what will happen in a given case is always considered to be a crucial test of a true theory, and if so, the theory of warning colours, and with it that of mimicry, must be held to be well established.
This judgment was presumed to be so well established by the concurrent testimony of the most opposite schools of criticism, both English and French, that it was not thought necessary to cite examples from his pages.
Unfortunately for Elizabeth, and perhaps more unfortunately for Mary, the Queen of England's reputation for duplicity was now so well established that no one but her own ministers believed she was now sincere.
After the first week, or when the typhoid process has become well established, periodic returns of the fever are less plainly observable.
The patient should be kept in a uniform temperature, confined to one room, or, better still, to bed, until resolution is well established.
That Brother Claus did assist in securing harmony is a well established fact, but it is also demonstrable that he was not personally present at Stanz.
That nucleoproteins are present in the bacterial cell in relatively large amounts is well established.
Thus the belief that fermentation and putrefaction are due to microoerganisms was as well established by the early eighties of the last century as that similar organisms are the causes of infectious diseases.
Transmission of typhoid, dysentery, cholera and other diseases by flies is well establishedin man.
Dry-farm crops grow well over the whole area; in fact, dry-farming is well established in this district.
All in all, throughout the mountain states dry-farming may be said to be well established, though there is a great opportunity for the extension of the practice.
The soils of the arid region are not well enough known, nor has the relationship between the plow and the soil been sufficiently well established.
The principle, that government Ought to interfere as little as possible between workmen and their employers, is so well established, that it is important to guard against its misapplication.
It is well established of dysentery that it occurs for the most part in the hottest season of the year.
Such discharge has been attributed to gouty irritation, to dietetic and venereal excesses, and to the contact of non-specific vaginal secretion; and such origin is well established.
The influence of heredity seems not to be well established.
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