Figureno.18:Thegreatbirth.

Figure no. 18: The great birth.

Removeapproximately30cmsoilandanyroots,topreventweedscomingthroughlater.

Remove approximately 30 cm soil and any roots, to prevent weeds coming through later.

TheGreatDaneisherere-named"GermanMastiff"eventhoughthesameauthorcitesSydenhamEdwardswhocallsthedogGreatDane.HeappearstobetheonlyEnglishauthorattemptingtore-writehistoryinEnglish1.FrederickBeckerwritesin"TheGreatDane"(OurDogs,Manchester,1905)thattheGreatDanewasimportedtoEnglandfromDenmarkandthatthedoginEnglandiscalled"GreatDane".

The Great Dane is here re-named "German Mastiff" even though the same author cites Sydenham Edwards who calls the dog Great Dane. He appears to be the only English author attempting to re-write history in English 1. Frederick Becker writes in "The Great Dane" (Our Dogs, Manchester, 1905) that the Great Dane was imported to England from Denmark and that the dog in England is called "Great Dane".

Thefarmhasadoormanandelevator.
The farm has a doorman and elevator.