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as tliofe ot this kind and other forts alfo growing in more 
fhadowie parts and undergoing but one change have re- 
mained in good condition, efpecially among T^d Grapes ^ 
which feem much more hardy th^nWbite ones. 
We fee other Wall-frutts on the fame pofition as Apri-' 
cocJ{s, Peaches, Plums, Cherryes^ &c. not at allinjur dor 
prejudiced by x\iQ weather, which are of a more clam- 
my vifcous juice : Thefe we lee run fometimes and give 
gum but the Leakage of rines is as thin as Water, which 
different Jmces zndSaps in other Trees and the degrees 
thereof, as well thofe with deciduous leaves as ever^ 
greenes, may prove lome cauie of the weakneis and de- 
cay of fome, whilft that of another fort (landing by re- 
mains frefti and vigorous, only ftagnated, ledate, and 
quiet, waiting for the benign cS^wj" beames to actuate, le- 
nifie, andput its fpirits in motion, and its corafortable 
refreftiment to arife in due feafon ; And perhaps accord- 
ing to the degtee of this qualification in 'frees and Plants 
( lome being much more iluggilh then other) may be 
the caufe of their earlier or l^ttr germination. But . to 
rightly examine and confider the feveral and diftincft 
Juices ot Trees, every one certainly differing from each 
other, and the alteration foeafily made b/ what falts 
or /pirit each rejoices in, and their feveral commixtures, 
and the many Coates, PafTages, Streyners, VefTels, and 
the different procedure of each, would prove a large task, 
though much facilitated by the Learned Malpighim , 
whofe great curiofity hath been fliewed on this fubjed:. 
It is eafily obferved that in dry. Mountainous, Rocky, 
and barren Plantations, whcrtTrees, Greens, and other 
Plants having been Iparingly fed , and not pampered 
with fuch Luxnriaiice and freenefs of Sap, as in the Val- 
leyes^and richer Soils; have efcaped tolerably well,a nd by 
this which in other Tears proves their poverty and di/ea/'e, 
now make them infultover thofe growing in the fatter 
Valleys proportional to the height of the Hills they grow 
on. We 
