Vol.2. Of Orchards^ Vineyards^ Szc. 271 



This is all I have to infert in this Volume 5 

 and I hope what I have mention d, will prove a 

 fatisfadory Entertainment to all curious and 

 polite Gentlemen, and perfedly inftrudive to 

 thofe of my Profeffion, I (hall conclude with 

 fome Lines from Mr. Dryderi^ Tranflation of 

 Vhgil^ which embellifti the Charafter of a 

 flcilful Gardener : They are ^ (fpeaking of an 

 old Corycian Swain) 



He reaps the ProduB of his labour d Ground. 

 His Limes are fir si in Flowr^ his lofty Pines^ 

 With friendly Shade fecure his tender Vines : 

 He ranks his Elms in even graceful Rows^ 

 Isfkiird the grafted Pear-Tree to difpofe : 

 He makes with fpreading Planes a cool Retreat ^ 

 To fhade good Fellows from the Summers Heat, 



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