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In fait marfhes, common. 8, 9. 



In ftanding waters and nonds. 5. 



In hedges and woods. 5. 



[n woods and thickets. 6, 7. 



In dry paftures and woods. 5. 



[n meadows and paftures, very common. 4— 6» 



In dry paftures, common. 5 — 8. 



[n corn fields and fallow ground. 4—6. 



In (hallow waters, common. 6, 7. 



With the foregoing. 7, 8. 



In watery places, not common. 6. 



On bogs, efpecially in the North. 5, 6, 



By way fides, and wafte places, i, 7. 



By ditches and brooks, common, 7. 



In meadows and paftures every where. 5. 



In woods, hedges, and by waters. 6. 

 In moift and boggy meadows. 7. 

 Amongft corn, and on corn grounds. 4, 5. 



In watery places. 7, 



Under hedges and bufties, in the South. 7. 



On bogs, and in fait marlhes. 7, 8. 



By rivers and brooks. 7. 

 In waters. 7, 8. 



In brooks and watery grounds. 7. 

 On bogs. 6 — 8. 



On dry paftures and heaths. 6, 7. 

 By waters, very common. 7. 



have made relating to the Sthkitig Gladwyn, which is not uncommon In lanes, and under 

 hedges, in the Weft of England. 



**20. Bajiard Cyperus, This plant is faid to be very noxious, and even fatal to cows 

 that €at it. Gunner. 



21. Bu/l Rujh. The peafants of Sweden, in defe£l of hay, fodder their cows with 

 SttllRuihes. 



aa. Cluh Rujb. Swine are extremely fond of the roots of this kind of Rufh, and feek 

 it with great avidity J and the peafants of Sweden ftock themfelves with thefe roots for 

 ivinter food for thefe animals. 



23. Cotton Grafs, Both horfes and cows will eat this plant in its young ftate, before U 

 throws out the Qotton. Gunner. 



25. Reed Canary Grafs. Cows are very fond of this grafs, and the peafants in the 

 fouthern provinces of Sweden are fenfible of it, and mow two crops in a year for theU; 

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