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eye at all times, and feafons ; he feizes 

 all minute advantages ; cultivates every 

 obfcure corner; generally accumulates 

 more manure in proportion to his land -, 

 and conlidering his animal as wd\ as 

 vegetable produce, has likew^ife in that 

 a greater proportion. 



He does great part of his work with 

 his own hands ; and every man works 

 more chearfully, zealoufly, and diligently 

 for himfelf, than for another. His 

 wife and children are likewife of great 

 fervice to him, efpecially if his gains 

 depend much upon a dairy. And, in 

 general, the children of thefe little far- 

 mers prove, the moft ufeful people, the 

 country produces. The girls make the 

 beft dairy-maids ; the boys the befl gen- 

 tlemen's bailiffs 'j the beft head-men in 

 larger farms ; the beft perfons to fuper- 

 l o intend. 



