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Garden Walls at Eftrope in Lincolnthire 5 by my felf, at 
the Moffy Roots of Old Trees in many of the Nor- 
thamptonshire Woods, as alfo amongft Mofs upon the 
Boggy fides of feveral handing Springs. 
2 . A Cochlea of the compreffed Kind, but not fo much 
eompreffed as fome of them are. It has five Wreaths and 
a final! circular Sinus in the Center. This, if it is not the 
Cochlea uvtbilicata &c. N yp. Lift. Htft. ConchyX . Lib. 1 . 
has not hitherto been' mention’d by any Writer 5 tho 
common enough in the Woods in Northamptonshire : I 
found a greater Number of them, for the Compafs of 
Ground, inclos’d in the Earth, than ever I have done in 
any of the Places where they naturally breed. 
3. The Cochlea citrina Tit.%. Lijl.de Cochl. Terrell. Ang , 
The Common Strip'd Snaildhell. But tnoft of thefe in 
the Moor are White, of the Colour of the Shells that 
have been a long time dead. In fome I favy faint foot- 
fteps of their former Stripes. Moft of the Shells of this 
Kind were lodg’d about 4 foot deep. 
We met with only two different Kinds of River-Shells. 
1. A Perewfnkle Shell of three Wreaths, generally lefs 
than the Buccinum trium Spirar. Tit. 24. Lift, de Coch - 
lek Flwoiatil. Ang. There were a greater Number of 
thefe buried in the Moor than of any of the former 
Kinds. 
a. A Pere winkle Shell of five Wreaths, much fmaller 
and more prominent than thofe of the Buccinum longnm 
- fix Spirarum Tit. 21. Lift, de Coch. Fluviat. ’Tis other- 
wife very like that Buccinum in the fafhion of its Wreaths. 
It has not yet been deferib’d by any Author. We find 
the Kind now living -in one of the Northamptonshire Brooks 
call’d the lfi. 
The Moorifh Ground wherein thefe Shells were buryed 
extends from near the top to very near the foot of a fmall 
Hill. Above the Moor, upon the Top, and at the. Brow 
of the-Hill, is a Sandy Soil of a Reddifii Colour. The 
whole 
