7. ob: The ground is barren and doth bear no grasse.

[113] Ans: It is hear (as in all places) some better & some worse; and

if they well consider their words, in England they shall not find such

grasse in them, as in their feelds & meadows. The catle find grasse, for

they are as fatt as need be; we wish we had but one for every hundred

that hear is grase to keep. Indeed, this objection, as some other, are

ridiculous to all here which see and know y^e contrary.

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