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PRINCIPLES 
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Of the Situation and Difpofition of Gardens 
in general. 
Side Sar hae ae 
Of Sztuatzons. 
SSeeeIHE moft noble and pleafant Situation of all 
he > Sy aq others, is that on the Top of a Hill, as Richmond 
| ll Hill in Surry, Harrow in Hertfordbere, Sc. where 
SV) the Air is fine and clear, with noble Views. 
The greateft Misfortunes attending thefe noble 
Situations, is their open Expofure to all Kinds of 
Weather, and the great Want of that moft ufeful and pleafant 
Element, Good Water. at 
