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Plant Liquorice Roots about two 246 36 Feet afunder, in a moiftifh Earth. 266 34 Set Artichokes, and fow Seeds for 5 28 32 Winter-Herbs. Sow Wheat and 5 306 30 Rye. Cat Quicks towards the End 5 32 6 28 of the Month.

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Sow Parsnips and Carrots in a 125 406 20 free open Air, and moistish Soil.

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Firft Quarter the 12th Day, at Noon.
Full Moon the 19th Day, at 2 in the Aft.
Laft Quarter the 27th Day, at 3 in the Aft.
DOROS

16 175 43 Tranfplant your brown Dutch
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215 39
and common Letuces upon warm
46 235 37 Borders, to abide the Winter; fow
56 255 35 all Sort of Sallad Herbs upon de-
66 275 33 cayed Hot Beds, fuch as Letuce,
76295 31 Creffes, Radish, Muftard, and Spi
86 315 29
96 325 28 nage. Earth up Sellery, Chardoons,
106 345 26 and the Stems of Broccoli Plants to
116 365 24 protect them from the Frost.

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Make Plantations of the Suckers of Goofeberries, Currants, and Raf445 16 berries. Cut Artichokes with long 166 465 14 Stalks, which you may preferve in 176 485 12 the Houfe, by fetting them in Sand 186 505 10 Continue to fow Wheat, fet up 206 545 6your Barley Land, fow Mafts for 276 565 4 Coppices or Hedge Rows; plant 226 58 5 2Quickfets and plafh Hedges; and 237 5 plant all Sorts of Foreft-Trees that 247 24 58 hed their Leaves.

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267 14 54 Avoid being out late at Nights, 277 8 4 52 or in foggy Weather; for a Cold 28794 51 now got, may continue the whole 297 114 49 Winter.

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