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1 See B. xv. c. 24. This notion, Fée remarks, still prevails to a very considerable extent.
2 By depriving it of the light, and the heat of the sun; but, most probably, from no other reason.
3 "Quoniam et protecta vinearum ratione egent." This passage is probably in a mutilated state.
4 "In se convoluta."
5 The plane was much valued for its shade by convivial parties. Hence we find in Virgil, Georg. iv. 146—"Atque ministrantem platanum potantibus umbram."
6 He clearly alludes to the quivering poplar, Populus tremula of Linnæus.
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