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A man’s farm does not yield its fruits the more abundantly in their season because he reads the world’s news in the papers.
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gutenberg.orgA man’s farm does not yield its fruits the more abundantly in their season because he reads the world’s news in the papers.
Wilson argues that reading the news does not enhance agricultural productivity.
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