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........Aurea duræ
Mala ferant quercus.
Ecl. 8.

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Glandemque sues fregere sub Ulmo.
Geor.

[41:1] Which yet some, upon good experience will not allow in transplanting young Oaks; affirming the taking them up without any abatement, or the least wound, does exceedingly advance the growth of this tree above such as are depriv’d of it.

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..........Quæ quantum vertice ad auras
Æthereas, tantum radice in Tartara tendit.
Geo. l. 2.

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Quinetiam Cœli regionem in cortice signant,
Ut quo quæque modo steterit, quâ parte calores
Austrinos tulerit, quæ terga obverterit axi,
Restituant: Adeo in teneris consuescere multum est.
Geor. li. 1.

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