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A53648	Ovington, J. (John), 1653-1731.	An essay upon the nature and qualities of tea ... by J. Ovington ...	1699.0		.xml	application/xml	6639	221	63	THough the Use of Tea has for many Years past been highly approv'd of in the Empires of China and Japan , which are at present the chief Kingdoms that cherish this celebrated Leaf ; yet since the Europeans by their frequent Navigations have open'd a freer Trade and Commerce to those Parts , and have thereby been better acquainted with the Genius of those People , and their Manner of Life , they have thereby taken occasion to inform us , among other things , with the singular Esteem which those Eastern Nations harbour for it , and of what daily Use it is among them . That which in England is called Tea , is in some other places pronounc'd Thee , especially in the Province of Fokien , which lies in China between 25 and 30 deg . of Latitude .	cache/A53648.xml	txt/A53648.txt
