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ten grains of lucerne, rape, &c. &c. 

 four of them, 

 (u) A piece of bear-fkin fixed upon the 

 brafs plate by two fmall fcrews; the 

 hair fide downwards, and clofe to the 

 wheel, to brum off as it turns all feeds 

 but fuch as lodge in the fmall cavities, 

 by which means no more than necef* 

 fary is carried through into the tube. 

 I know of no invention which, in point 

 of fimplicity (the grand article in hufbandry 

 implements) exceeds this : If the more 

 complex drill-makers do not imitate this 

 idea, it is much to be regretted. 



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Europe •, and for thefe circumftanccs it is worth 

 feeing. 



The afiembly-room is reckoned the fined in 

 England, the late Earl of Burlington (or Kent 

 under him) was the architect who defigaed 

 it, on the plan of an Egyptian hall. It is iur- 

 ronnded by very magnificent Corinthian pillars, 

 which have a noble effect. The dimenfions are 

 i 20 feet long from wall to wall, 40 broad from 

 wall to wall, and 40 high ; but as the eye com- 

 mands, nor even fees further than to the pillar?, 

 thefe are not the proportions that we fee •, the 

 pillars themfelves are above two feet in diameter, 

 and there runs behind them a fpace of four 

 wide i fo that the dimenfions which appear, and 

 confequently alone to be considered, are 

 long, 28 wide, and 40 high, which is To 



totally out of j m to the breadth, as to 



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