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I F jowe of the following Discourses fee^ less constant, or ( up-on Occasion) repugnant to one another , *69 are to be consi-der cl as relating only to the several Gusts and Guises of Personsand Countries, and not to be looked upon as recommended Secrets,much less impos’d., farther than upon Tryal they may prove grate -ful to the Publick, and the different Inclinations of those who as-sett these Drinks : Nor in Reason ought any to decry what is pro-pos'd for the universal Benefit , since it costs them nothing buttheir Civility to so many obliging Persons.

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E that would treat exactly of Cider and Terry,must lay his Foundation so deep as to begin withthe Soil: For as no Culture 01 Graffs will exalt theFrench Wines to compare with the Wines ofGreece, Canaries , and Montejiasco ; so neitherwill the Cider of Bromyard and Ledbury equalthat of Hamlacy and King's-Capell, in the famesmall County of Hereford. . . _

x> Yet the Choice of the Graff or Fruit hath so much ot rrevalen-cy, t h at t j ie Red-strake Cider will every where excel common Cider , asthe Grape of Frontignac ,, Canary, or Baccharach , excels the com-mon French Grape ; at least, till by Time and Traduction it dege-

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