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A87187	Hartlib, Samuel, d. 1662.	A Designe for plentie, by an universall planting of fruit-trees: tendred by some wel-wishers to the publick.	1652		.xml	application/xml	8418	248	65	Besides , such an Universall Plantation will both yield great store of fuel to burn , and wood for many occasions ( the Apple , Peare and Walnut-trees , being all of them good Joyners timber ) fit to make chaires , stools , tables , and many other house-Utensils ) and also it will much warm the Countrey by so many thousands of trees planted in open and waste grounds to the great comfort both of man and beast . These trees being prudently set , and providently husbanded in banks and hedge-rows , will thrive the best of all , and prove most fruitfull ; for if the grounds be cold and wet , then to set them in banks and rows will be far better , then to set them abroad , the banks being the driest places for planting : And if the grounds be dry and sandy , then the banks are the best , as being least hurtful to the roots of trees , and gaining moisture unto them by the ditches , when any do fall , whereby they are refreshed and preserved .	cache/A87187.xml	txt/A87187.txt
