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continue to cultivate them ; and I think no gentle- 

 man, who keeps them to confurne for the laft fort- 

 night or three weeks before he turns his cattle to 

 grafs, will have reafon to grudge the expence or 

 trouble attending them. 



If id any enquiry or other bufinefs here I can be 

 of the lead ufe, you may freely command me, and 

 I fhall be proud on every occafion to fhew that 



I am, Sir, 



your mod obedient fervant, 



THOMAS BEEVOR, 



Article XXXV, 

 On the Mangel-JVurzel) or Scarcity Root. 



[By the same.] 

 Sir, Hethely Ofl. 12, 1787. 



[ Feel myfelf highly flattered by the favourable 

 A opinion the Gentlemen of the Society are dif- 

 pofed to entertain of thofe accounts in hufbandry, 

 which it has been in my power to fend them; and 

 give me leave to fay, that I have particular reafon 

 to be pleafed with the polite and friendly manner 

 in which you have exprefifed their and your appro- 

 bation of them. 



I wifli 



