Yarranton, Andrew, 1616-1684 · London : T. Parkhurst · leaf 201
Sluces of Stone,which is there very neceffary, at the end of the Trench.This will be done for 15000 /. The River Dee being letdown upon a fudden through the great Trench, willcaufe the Sands to fly and deepen the Channel, and there-by make the Harbour fafe, and help to open and deepenthe Bar. But… … c r Tjp^&eaanDHano; ip? REader, I beg thy pardon, if I have kept thee longin reading this Difcourie 5 but I hope thou wilt notbe angry : for when I put Pen to Paper, I intended tobe brief; I know there are many, before they have wellweighed the Contents of this Book, will think that itmay much…
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