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Sometimes wasting rust consumes the crop, arising from a taint and malignity in the air; sometimes in a warm spring after the west winds have blown, an icy blast from the cold north burns a fault into the corn, staining the blighted head of the stalk soot-black; or while the blade is sprouting and swelling from the tender seed it is shrivelled and killed by uninterrupted hard frosts; it cannot fix its slender tissue in the earth, and then as the frost goes deeper it is forced out of the ground and lies above it, the bare root torn away with no soil to cover it.
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