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CHAP. VII. 



Of Woodsy Groves^ Wilder-^ 

 neffes^ Parks ^ &c. 



Introduction. 



H E greateft of all the natural 

 Embellifhments of our Country- 

 Seats, being in Woods and Groves 

 judicioufly contrived and cut our, 

 I (hall make it ray Endeavour, in 

 this Chapter, to explain it, as much as in me 

 lies : For, in Truth, amongft all the Errors 

 committed in Gardening, there is none great- 

 er than in this. 



Tho' fince all that pretend to Judgment in 

 Gardening agree, that Variety is the greateft 

 and moft diftinguifliing Charaderiftick in any 

 Country-Seat or Garden, one would think it 



no 



