The arte of gardening, whereunto is added much necessarie matter, with a number of secrets: and the phisicke helps belonging to each hearb, which are easily prepared. Heer-vnto is annexed two proper treatises, the first intituled The meruailous gouerment, propertie, & benefite of bees, with the rare secrets of the honie and waxe: the other, The yearly coniectures, verie necessary for husband-men. To these is likewise joyned a Treatise of the arte of graffing and planting of trees (1608)
Hill, Thomas, fl. 1590 · London, Imprinted by Edward Allde · leaf 184
my felfc mindfull ofyour good turnes and benefifts, defiring you to take this ingood part.which proceedeth from a wel willing mind. AndI am forie,that at this prefentl had none other matter moreworthy to haue gratified your worfhippe withail: but thatwanteth in power, aboundeth in good will.… … The Preface into the inflru(5lion of Bees. Lthough (gentle Reader) Ihaue not giueritheeaioyUbour of mine owne ^ but rather haue coUe^Eledthe fnyings and vpritings ofmAnyanttem Au^thors^ytt itruft theypjdlbe yvell accepted of theewithout offence. For 04 ke thatfetteth forth vntothe view And reading…
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