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tures fpoken of, were by the new bark en- 

 tirely clofed up : And found thereupon^ 

 fueh inward parts in the falutary ftate de- 

 fired. 



I HOPE the reader who intends to be a 

 practitioner this way, will not think I have 

 mifpent either his time, or my own, by 

 being fo long in endeavouring to clear up 

 the foregoing points : As thereon the hap- 

 py fruits of all our expedlations and all our 

 labours depend. But expectations on my 

 own fide, are now no more ; other than 

 what are founded on my prefumption of 

 having obtained hereby, every reafonable' 

 man's afiint to the preceding arguments : 

 Whence I am the more emboldened, on 

 account of the benefits attainable with fo 

 much eafe and certainty by the like difci- 

 pline on Oaks ; to urge the refledlion, how 

 welcome a fcrivener, or broker would be to 

 a monied nobleman, or wealthy commoner, 

 that fliould put either in a way to make, 

 tho* but one per cent, more of their caOi fe- 

 xurely, provided it fhould bring in intereft 

 upon intereft. 



Timber 



