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fheep and rabbits ; or ncwly-inclofed country 

 ('chiefly of the laft defcription), in which no 

 general pLm of management has yet taken 

 place. 



In East-Norfolk, alone, wz are to look 

 for that regular and long-eRablifncd fyficm of 

 pradlice which has raifed, defcrvedly, the 

 name of Norfolk hufbandmen ; and which, 

 in a principal part of ihis Dif-ritT:, remains 

 unadulterated to the prefent time *. 



The climature of Eaft-Norfolk is cooler 

 than that of other Diftrids, in this Ifland, 

 fituated on the fame degree of latitude; 

 namely, fifty-three degrees. The feafons, here, 

 are from a week to ten dqys later than they 

 are in the neighbqurhood of the metropolis. 



* The largeft fortunes have been made by fanners in 

 Weft-Norfolk : not, however, by any fuperior fyliem of 

 inanagement praftifcd in that divifion of the county ; but 

 through extenfive trads of flieep-walks, and other frejh 

 grounil^ held by individual.-, having been indcfcdy markJy 

 hrakrn npy and fubjccled to the mana^cmtnt rf E afl -Norfolk ; 

 ivhcre, farms being comparatively fmall, and having been 

 jnciofed, marled, and plowed, time immemorial, there was 

 j),ot room to make a Mallet, —a Dursgate, — or a Mar- 

 tin'. Viewing the (late of hufbandry in Well-Norfolk, 

 colleftively, it is much beneath that of the Difirid here def- 

 cribcd, 



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