Well with silt trap; 186

Wharncliffe system; 44

Width of ditches; 215-218, 226

Wright, Gov.; 17

Yeomans, T. G.; 46, 108

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Transcriber's Note:

Summarized here are the corrections applied to the text.

List of Engravings:
Drain Gauge
"Gauge" was printed as "Guage"
H. F. French's Drainage 376
the page number was printed as "374"

unmindful of their obligations to him
"unmindful" was printed as "unmindul"

of gauging
the quantity of water traveling along an important drain
"gauging" was printed as "guaging"

were removed, a pond would remain
"would" was unreadable in the Original

knowledge of the subject
"knowledge" was printed as "knowlege"

That drains will long continue to be opened in
this vast country by hand labor
"vast" was printed as "fast"

the greater permanency
of tiles
"permanency" was printed as "permanancy"

have come to our knowledge
"knowledge" was printed as "knowlege"

lay drains deep enough to be beyond the danger of water
bursting in
"bursting" was printed as "brusting"

people of Great Britain
"Britain" was printed as "Britian"

The farmer sees his
thousand bushels of potatoes submerged
"potatoes" was printed as "potatos"

the temperature at the latter
depth
"the" was printed twice

representing the
cellar referred to
"cellar" was printed as "celler"

and another outside
"another" was printed as "auother"

becomes necessary to test them
"to" was printed twice

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