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3.3. the Pales round it /landing on afione wall. 



4. An artificial Rock ereftedin the middle of the Ifland, co* 

 vered with living aqueous Plants. 



5. The Keeper of the Water-works that turns the Cocks. 



6. A Canopy of water caff over the Rock, by 



7. an Inftrument of Brats for that purpofe. 



8. A Column of water rifmg about 14 foot, defigned totofs 

 a Ball. 



999999. The fir earns of water from about 30 Pipes^r round 

 the Rock, that water the whole Ifland, and fportively wet 

 any perfons within it ; which moft people ^riving to avoid, 

 get behind the Man that turns the Cocks, whom he wets with 



10. flfpont of water that he lets fly over hh head ; or elfe if 

 they endeavor to run out of the Ifland over the bridge, with 



11. 12. which are two other Spouts, whereof that reprefented 

 at a 1 i,ftrikgs the legs, and that at 12 the reins of the back, 



1 3 . The Bridge over the water lying on two treftlcs. 



14. The fteps leading into the Grove, and toward the Houfe, 

 where you pafs by 



15. a Table of black. Marble. 



16. AC iftern offione, with five fyouts of water iffuing out of 

 a ball of brafs, in which a fmall Spaniel hunts a Duck, both 

 diving after one another, and having their motion from the 

 water. 



17. The way up into the banquetting-room over the Rock, 

 and other Clofets, &c. 



1 8. Thepajfage between the Ciftern and Building. 



1 9 . The iron grate that gives light to the Grot within. 



20. Thepajfage down to the Grot. 



2 1 . Thewindows of the Banqueting-room. 



22. The Grove and Walks behind and on each end of the 

 Building. 



53. Being now comedown into the Grot by the paffage 18, 

 Tab, 1 1 . and landing at the bottom of the slairs, Tab. 12. a. on 

 a large half pace before it bb. The Rock, prefents it felf made up 

 of large craggy fiones with great cavities between them, ccc isre. out 

 of which flows water perpetually night and day, dafhingagainft 

 the Rocks below, and that in great plenty in the dryeft Seafons, 



though 



