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This profit is not inconfiderable, but it 

 is not fo great- as thofe would expecl, who 

 give into the common but vulgar notion, 

 that a farmer makes a rent after all ex- 

 pences are paid ; which I do not think is 

 ever done in common, when land is let to 

 its value. - The crops are very confiderable, 

 and fueh as no flovenly or moderate farmers 

 ever reap, let their land be as good as it 

 may; but which, with the hufbandry I 

 have fuppofed, is not rated too high. - - 

 We will jiext enquire into the particulars 

 of this farm in a gentleman's hands. 



Voi. I. Y Variation 



