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Husbandry spiritualized, or, The heavenly use of earthly things consisting of many pleasant observations,…
Husbandry spiritualized, or, The heavenly use of earthly things consisting of many pleasant observations, pertinent applications, and serious reflections and each chapter concluded with a divine and suitable poem : directing husband-men to the most excellent improvements of their common employments : whereunto is added ... several choice occasional meditations / by John Flavell.Husbandry spiritualized, or, The heavenly use of earthly things consisting of many pleasant observations, pertinent applications, and serious reflections and each chapter concluded with a divine and suitable poem : directing husband-men to the most excellent improvements of their common imployments : whereunto is added ... several choice occasional meditations / by John Flavell.
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Index: A TABLE of the Contents of this Treatise, both Natural and Spiritual.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
What causes Mire 55 N Natural, and natural causes, what 81 Negligence in Summer, upon presumption of fair weather, a folly 142 O Occasion to be eyed by Husbandmen 140 Opportunities of ploughing, sowing, reaping once lost, irrecoverable for that year 140, 141 P Pleasure much in Husbandry 31 Ploughing, requires judgement, 63. 'Tis hard work 84 Plough rends the earth, discovers things hid under the surface 65 Ploughing a preparatory and respective work 66. It kills weeds, 67. best after rain 67 Plough-man must make no baulks in good ground 67 Posterity to be provided for 221 Poverty when extreme, a snare 39 Providence in Husbandmen commendable 139 R Rain is from heaven, falls by divine appointment, great difference in it, warm rain most beneficial, former and latter both needful, obtained by prayer 82, 83, 84 85 Reaping the fit season thereof 129 S Seed-corn, how qualified and prepared, 71. Advantaged by early sowing, 72 much vigour in a small seed 73 Seeds produce their own kind 146 Springing of seeds and plants, whence 81, 82. cannot be hindered when the time comes, 102 Sowing done in hope, and in season 102 Stalk potentially in a small seed 73 Summer why appointed 141 T Tares, their resemblance to wheat 108 Threshing the ancient manner of it, 160 the use and end of it 161 Threshing corn, what is resembles, 162 Trees when dead, cut down 192 Trees how laden with fruit, 186, 187 as they leaned, so they fall 194 V Valleys most fruitful 10 Variable weather in Harvest 141 Ungraffed fruit harsh, 147. The cause thereof 176 Vexation to Husbandmen to be •indred in their business 9 Union with the graft and stock 180 W Weariness of labourers at night 7 Weeds pernicious to Corn 115 Winnowing, its use and end, 165, 166 Winter sweetened by Summers providence 142 | A Actions eternal in their effects Page 147, 148 Account of Ministers great 8 Afflictions paralleled with threshing, in five things 160, 161, &c. Afflicted Saints Reflections 163 Apostates Reflections 69, 118 B Barrenness, the Christians reproach, 12 Its causes 55.
What causes Mire 55 N Natural, and natural causes, what 81 Negligence in Summer, upon presumption of fair weather, a folly 142 O Occasion to be eyed by Husbandmen 140 Opportunities of plowing, sowing, reaping once lost, irrecoverable for that year 140, 141 P Pleasure much in Husbandry 31 Plowing, requires judgement, 63. 'Tis hard work 84 Plow rends the earth, discovers things hid under the surface 65 Plowing a preparatory and respective work 66. It kills weeds, 67. best after rain 67 Plow-man must make no baulks in good ground 67 Posterity to be provided for 221 Poverty when extream, a snare 39 Providence in Husbandmen commendable 139 R Rain is from heaven, falls by divine appointment, great difference in it, warm rain most beneficial, former and latter both needful, obtained by prayer 82, 83, 84 85 Reaping the fit season thereof 129 S Seed-corn, how qualified and prepared, 71. Advantaged by early sowing, 72 much vigour in a small seed 73 Seeds produce their own kind 146 Springing of seeds and plants, whence 81, 82. cannot be hindred when the time comes, 102 Sowing done in hope, and in season 102 Stalk potentially in a small seed 73 Summer why appointed 141 T Tares, their resemblance to wheat 108 Threshing the ancient manner of it, 160 the use and end of it 161 Threshing corn, what is resembles, 162 Trees when dead, cut down 192 Trees how laden with fruit, 186, 187 as they leaned, so they fall 194 V Valleys most fruitful 10 Variable weather in Harvest 141 Ungraffed fruit harsh, 147. The cause thereof 176 Vexation to Husbandmen to be indred in their business 9 Union with the graff and stock 180 W Weariness of labourers at night 7 Weeds pernicious to Corn 115 Winnowing, its use and end, 165, 166 Winter sweetned by Summers providence 142 | A ACtions eternal in their effects Page 147, 148 Account of Ministers great 8 Afflictions parallel'd with threshing, in five things 160, 161, &c. Afflicted Saints Reflections 163 Apostates Reflections 69, 118 B Barrenness, the Christians reproach, 12 Its causes 55.