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Tn wafte places : and on fallow grounds, jt 

 Wafte places, about hedges ; fallow lands. 

 On uplands and fallow grounds abundantly. 

 On dry paftures t heaths and downs. 7* 

 In marfhy paftures, not very common. 

 About ditches and hedges, common. 6. 

 'n fnarfhy paftures, and in woods. 7. 

 In woods, and barren paftures. 7. 

 iiy the way fides, and on fallow groundl. 



In marihy grounds, and about waters. 7, 8» 



In ditches, and watery places. 7, 8. 



About waters, and moift hedges. 7, 8. [South % 

 On high paftures in the North, and by rivers in the 

 About hedges, corn fields, and waftes. 8. 

 In wafte places, and by road fides. 8, 9. 

 On the fea coaft. 8. 



On dry upland paftures in the North. 5. 



In dry woods and paftures. 8. 



(n watery places, and where water has ftagnated. S« 



fn moift wafte places, and among corn. 3, 



In moift meadows by rivers and brooks. 3, 4, 



In woods, hedges, and among fur/e, on heaths. 



\n meadows, paftures, and by way fideS, 7. 



In manured wafte grounds every where. 



On upland dry paftures, among bufties. 



In hedges of moift meadov s. 7, 8. 



In watery places ; about banks of rivers. 



In moift places, and where water has ftagnated* 



In fait marfties. 8. 



Among corn too plentifully. 6, 7. 



In meadows and paftures, every where. 5. 



In damp places on heaths, &c. 7, 8, 9, 



In and about corn fields : farm yardi. 



With the former. 7, 8. 



In wafte places, and abcut hedges. 6* 



In corn fields. 6. 



In meadows and paftures. 5 —7. 



In moift woods and meadows. 2. 



In every pafture. 



In and about corn fields. 6, 7. 



In meadows and paftures, common. 7, 8* 



Among the corn. 7. 



By the way fides, and in dry paftures., 6, 7* 



On fandy heaths. 6, 7. 



On downs and heaths. 6, 7, 



On heaths. 4. 



On corn grounds. 5— *9. 



419. Cudtoeedf fo called becaufe huftandmcn formerly gave it to cattle that did not rttmU 

 note freely. 



A general view of the fyngtriefious clafs, (hews at once the vaft difference between thl» 

 and the diadelphoui j of the former we fee great numbers are rejected by cows, and by ihe«p 

 more particularly. 



424. Swetjt 



