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afte. ewortforcattell, when they rowellthem, to put or draw the reares hereof 
‘ono through thechole they make in the dewe lappe, or other places, for their 
facie | coughés or-otherdifcafes, Tknow hot, or haue heardorreadof any. The 
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then this worke,and fora Catholicke Garden of Simples, then this of Pleafure 
_ and Delight for faire Flowers; yet giae me leaue to bring in a couple : the one 
- for acorner or by-place;the othet for your choifeft, or vnder a defenced wall, in res 
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