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...258) and Ceresa, abound onthe leaves of plants, sadly blighting them; and the Tettigonias frequentdamp, wet, swampy places...   258) and Ceresa, abound onthe leaves of plants, sadly blighting them; and the Tettigonias frequentdamp, wet, swampy placesの読み方
Alpheus Spring Packard 「Our Common Insects」

...The Romans sacrificed red-hairedpuppies in spring to avert the supposed blighting influence of theDog-star, believing that the crops would thus grow ripe and ruddy...   The Romans sacrificed red-hairedpuppies in spring to avert the supposed blighting influence of theDog-star, believing that the crops would thus grow ripe and ruddyの読み方
Sir James George Frazer 「The Golden Bough」

...The blighting curse of logical Buddhism has been considerably relieved by various circumstances...   The    blighting curse of logical Buddhism has been considerably    relieved by various circumstancesの読み方
Sidney L. Gulick 「Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic」

...This was an enemy produced by the extreme richness of the soil; and it was remarked, that as the land was opened and cleared, it was found to be exposed to the blighting winds which infest the island...   This was an enemy produced by the extreme richness of the soil; and it was remarked, that as the land was opened and cleared, it was found to be exposed to the blighting winds which infest the islandの読み方
David Collins 「An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Vol. 1」

...The weather had been as dry at Norfolk Island as it had been here; which, with the blighting winds, had considerably injured all the gardens, and particularly some crops of potatoes...   The weather had been as dry at Norfolk Island as it had been here; which, with the blighting winds, had considerably injured all the gardens, and particularly some crops of potatoesの読み方
David Collins 「An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Vol. 1」

...The heat of the climate, occasional droughts, and blighting winds, rendered wheat an uncertain crop; nor could it be averaged at more than eighteen bushels an acre, though some had yielded twenty-five...   The heat of the climate, occasional droughts, and blighting winds, rendered wheat an uncertain crop; nor could it be averaged at more than eighteen bushels an acre, though some had yielded twenty-fiveの読み方
David Collins 「An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Vol. 1」

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