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"Dust, fog, wind and sun/Where there's water, a kitchen-garden," he wrote in Aragón, a 1974 poem-song that has become an unofficial anthem for the region.
José Antonio Labordeta obituary Michael Eaude 2010
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A new crop of kitchen-garden cookbooks offers tips for field-to-table eating.
Green-Thumb Gourmet 2011
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A new crop of kitchen-garden cookbooks offers tips for field-to-table eating.
Green-Thumb Gourmet 2011
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Suppose a monopolist who is my mortal enemy endeavours to ruin me by preventing me from selling eggs to my neighbors, I can tell him I shall live on my own turnips in my own kitchen-garden.
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We went out of the kitchen-garden ... but there involuntarily I stopped short.
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He has cultivated his fields so as to bear rich crops of every kind, and he has made an excellent kitchen-garden, with a hot-house.
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A lame old man came out of a shed in the corner of a kitchen-garden and shouted after him; but Gerasim only nodded, and began rowing so vigorously, though against stream, that in an instant he had darted two hundred yards away.
Mumu 2006
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I found my Werter – Guskov in the middle of a tiny kitchen-garden, a few steps from the lodge, near the old framework of a never-finished hut, overgrown with nettles.
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The plateau thus formed one immense kitchen-garden, well laid out and carefully tended, so that the arms of the settlers were never in want of work.
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It was well worth while, besides, to turn Prospect Heights into a kitchen-garden, defended by its deep belt of creeks, and to remove them to the meadows, which had no need of protection against the depredations of quadrumana and quadrapeds.
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