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before any of the improvements were commenced, indicated that 

 the same rock was abundant beneath the surface ; secondly, the 

 general slope of the grounds admitted of making a large excava- 

 tion at this scar, and yet preserving the surface perfectly dry; 

 thirdly, this excavation enabled Mr. Wells to get an extensive 

 flower-garden near the house, which, at the same time, should not 

 be seen from it ; and, fourthly, this lawn was in harmony with the 



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