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They may carry nitrogen, phosphoric acid, or potash,--any one or two or the three,--and the three are the constituents that usually are lacking in available forms in our soils.— Crops and Methods for Soil Improvement
The survivors had both asserted that when they did affix their names the three were then present, as was also Sir Joseph; but there had been a terrible doubt even then as to the identity of the document; and a doubt also as to there having been any signature made by one of the reputed witnesses--by that one, namely, who at the time of that trial was dead.— Orley Farm
But the last of the three is the essential of Miltonic blank verse.— Milton
"You've scared the wits out of him, J. C. That won't get us anywhere," he reproved when the three were alone I don't trust anybody Wait," commanded Podmore with upraised hand.— Every Man for Himself
The centre of the three was a short, portly gentleman, with a somewhat rubicund countenance--Doctor McCrab, just appointed surgeon to one of the forts in the west.— The Frontier Fort Stirring Times in the N-West Territory of British America

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