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and wool, by a more judicious felection of rams, 
and by a more ample provifion of food for the ewes 
and lambs during the months of March and April, 
at which time, according to the prefent plan, they 
are in a ftate of ftarvation. 
I have now ftated, and I truft with impartiality, 
the rife, progrefs, and refult of this experiment; 
and I now leave my readers to their own determi- 
nation, concluding witha fincere wifh that further 
trials may be made, by which the conclufion drawn 
from this may be either confirmed or contradicted. 
I am, Sir, 
Your obedient fervant, 
J. BILLINGSLEY. 
End of the Seventh Volume. 
