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paved, and with Images, the Sides like-Wise and witha embellislied illi coloured lassi, and fuch things of Lustre; encompased alio illi fine Rails of loν Statues But the main Potat is thesame hicli e mentione in the forme Lindis Fountaim; hichris that the waterie in perpetuat otion, sed by a ater hi glier than the Bath, and delivered into iti fair Spouis, and thendistharge aWay unde Ground by Tubes of equa Dimension, that i staynot. And for fine Devices of ArchingWater Without spilling, and mal in itris in severat FormS, of eathers, Drint ing-Glasses, Canopies, and thelike, the are preti Things to ookon, ut nothinxto Health and weet

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Ground et illi Violeis, Strawherries and Primroses: For these are sweet, and prosper in the hade. An these tobe in the HEAT H, here and there, not

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produle asterinard Copies of his own Letters for his Justification : Finali

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