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Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce

Note 74 — Chapter XIV

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Footnote 74: The worm or panel fence, originally of Virginia, consists of logs or malled rails from about four to six or eight inches thick and eleven feet in length. A good fence consists of ten rails and a rider. It is called a worm fence from the zigzag manner of its construction.[Back to Main Text]

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