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Why a Gardener is the most extraiordinary Man | |||
in the World | in the World | ||
Because no Man has more business | Because no Man has more business | ||
upon the Earth, and he always | upon the Earth, and he always chuses good Ground for | ||
what he does; he commands his | what he does; he commands his Thyme? [inserted" he is a Master of the Mint] and fingers | ||
Penny-Royal; he raises his Celery every Year, and it | |||
is a bad one indeed that does not bring him a | is a bad one indeed that does not bring him a Plumb; | ||
he meets with more Boughs than a Minister of State, | he meets with more Boughs than a Minister of State, | ||
he makes more Beds than the French King and has | he makes more Beds than the French King and has | ||
more | more painted Ladies in them; he makes Raking his | ||
business more than his diversion; as many other men | business more than his diversion; as many other men | ||
do; his Wife has enough of Boy's | do; his Wife has enough of Boy's=love and Hearts-ease | ||
and he never wishes for | and he never wishes for Weeds; distempers fatal to | ||
to others never hurt him; he walks better for the | to others never hurt him; he walks better for the Gravel | ||
and thrives most in a Consumption; his greatest | and thrives most in a Consumption; his greatest | ||
pride the World's greatest envy is that he may have | |||
Yew whenever he pleases. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:54, 31 July 2017
111 Why a Gardener is the most extraiordinary Man in the World
Because no Man has more business upon the Earth, and he always chuses good Ground for what he does; he commands his Thyme? [inserted" he is a Master of the Mint] and fingers Penny-Royal; he raises his Celery every Year, and it is a bad one indeed that does not bring him a Plumb; he meets with more Boughs than a Minister of State, he makes more Beds than the French King and has more painted Ladies in them; he makes Raking his business more than his diversion; as many other men do; his Wife has enough of Boy's=love and Hearts-ease and he never wishes for Weeds; distempers fatal to to others never hurt him; he walks better for the Gravel and thrives most in a Consumption; his greatest pride the World's greatest envy is that he may have
Yew whenever he pleases.