Certes the common-wealth cannot be said to florish where these abuses reigne, but is rather oppressed by vnreasonable exactions made vpon rich farmers, and of poore tenants, wherewith to mainteine the same.
So that if euer curious building did florish in England, it is in these our yeares, wherin our workemen excell, and are in maner comparable in skill with old Vitruuius, Leo Baptista, and Serlo.
A] 4 B] Secunda A adds stage direction] This short florish of Cornets and Showtes within.
The intercourse of this port with India, in common with Mozambique, has been much annoyed by the privateers of the Isle of France, and will therefore, in all probability, florish equally by their suppression.
In many parts of the coast, the plant which produces the barilla would probablyflorish abundantly, if introduced, and would form an excellent article of commerce, not only for exportation, but for home consumption.
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