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5 Mulberries. 

 3 2 Pears. 

 10 Plums. 

 12 Vines. 

 140 Currants and Goofeberries, 

 In the quarters. ^ 

 ' 4 Almonds. 

 4 Medlars. 

 4 Quinces. 



CHAP. IX. 



Of, Fruit-Trees proper for Walls that 

 have different Afpe6ls from thofe in the 

 Plan. 



AN infinite number of afpecls may 

 be imagined : but I don't think it 

 material to make any alteration in the 

 kinds of fruit-trees, for thofe afpeds that 

 are in the fame quarter. 



For any afpeft from eaft to fouth, the 

 fame kinds of trees are proper as a.e adapt- 

 ed for the wall AA, which has a fourh- 

 eaft afpeft. 



From fouth to well, the fame as for the 

 wall BB, v/hich has a fouth-wcft aiped. 



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