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tree exifts ; so that if it is not pruned , it rises a hedge are also lopped away .
Several of the relarge close bush , till it attains the height of a forest maining
plants are then cut oyer , close by the tree . It is of the same genus with the rawn -
tree ...
tree exifts ; so that if it is not pruned , it rises a hedge are also lopped away .
Several of the relarge close bush , till it attains the height of a forest maining
plants are then cut oyer , close by the tree . It is of the same genus with the rawn -
tree ...
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And as the vigour of the hedge makes of the plants are to be lopped off , to make
the them continue to vegetate very late in the autumn , branches extend laterally ,
and interweave in the the frosts come on before the tops of these dang- form of ...
And as the vigour of the hedge makes of the plants are to be lopped off , to make
the them continue to vegetate very late in the autumn , branches extend laterally ,
and interweave in the the frosts come on before the tops of these dang- form of ...
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By this thorns five or fix feet high may be planted erect ; dressing the Hedge .
takes on the appearance of a and a hedge of such thorns , well cultivated in very
steep roof , and it ought to be kept in that the nursery , will in three years arrive to
...
By this thorns five or fix feet high may be planted erect ; dressing the Hedge .
takes on the appearance of a and a hedge of such thorns , well cultivated in very
steep roof , and it ought to be kept in that the nursery , will in three years arrive to
...
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To HEDGE . 0. n . To shift ; to hide the at any time the use of the fence , that I have
ad- head . I myself sometimes , hiding mine honour vised the bank to be made of
such an unusual in my necessity , am fain to fhuffle , to bedge , and breadth .
To HEDGE . 0. n . To shift ; to hide the at any time the use of the fence , that I have
ad- head . I myself sometimes , hiding mine honour vised the bank to be made of
such an unusual in my necessity , am fain to fhuffle , to bedge , and breadth .
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HEDGE - HOG . See ER INACEUS . HEDINGHAM , a town of Effex , with a castle
( 3. ) HEDGE - HOG THISTLE . See Cactus . and a market on Tuesday ; 48m .
NNW . of London . ( 4. ) HEDGE - HOG THORN . See ANTHYLLIS . HEDYCARIA
...
HEDGE - HOG . See ER INACEUS . HEDINGHAM , a town of Effex , with a castle
( 3. ) HEDGE - HOG THISTLE . See Cactus . and a market on Tuesday ; 48m .
NNW . of London . ( 4. ) HEDGE - HOG THORN . See ANTHYLLIS . HEDYCARIA
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| Title | Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the Arts, Sciences, Literature, &c. Intended to Supersede the Use of Other Books of Reference, Volume 11 Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the Arts, Sciences, Literature, &c. Intended to Supersede the Use of Other Books of Reference |
| Publisher | John Brown, 1816 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 13 Nov 2007 |
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