...Carpenters Work, and upon the Upper Hedg, over every Arch a little Turret, with a Belly, enough to receive a Cage of Birds , and over every Space . between the Arches fome other little Figure, with broad Plates, of Round Coloured Glafs gilt, for the Sun to play upon....

...Work alfo, and over this, a. little Turret upon the Top of every Arch, with a Capacity fnfficient to receive a Cage of Birds ; and over every Space between the Arches fonie other little Figure, with broad Plates of round, coloured Glafs gilt, for the Sun to play upon,...

...And over this, at the top of every Arch, let there be a little Turret ; with a Cavity fufficient to receive a Cage of Birds. And over every Space between the Arches, place fome other gilt Figure, containing Plates of colour'd Glafs for the Sun to play upon. The great...

...stately arched" hedge, the arches to be upon carpenters work, over " every arch a little belly enough to receive a cage of " birds, and, over every space,...arches, some " other little figure with broad plates of round-coloured " glass, gilt for the sun to play upon." It would have teen difficult for Sir William...

...stately arched" hedge, the arches to be upon carpenters work, over " every arch a little belly enough to receive a cage of " birds, and, over every space,...arches, some " other little figure with broad plates of round-coloured " glass, gilt for the sun to play upon." -It would have been difficult for Sir William...

...stately arched" hedge, the arches to be upon carpenters work, over " every arch a little belly enough to receive a cage of ," birds, and, over every space, between the arches, some <f other little figure with broad plates of round-coloured " glass, gilt for the sun to play upon."...

...carpenter's work; and upon the upper hedge, over every arch, a little turret, with a belly enough to receive a cage of birds : and over every space between...be raised upon a bank, not steep, but gently slope, of some six feet, set all with flowers. Also I understand, that this square of the garden should not...

...stately arched-hedge, the arches to be upon carpenters work, over every arch a little belly enough to receive a cage of birds, and over every space, between...round coloured glass, gilt for the sun to play upon.*' The wilderness with which the garden (properly so called) terminated, was, upon the whole, as formal,...

...carpenter's work ; and upon the upper hedge, over everjr arch, a little turnet, with a belly enough to receive a cage of birds ; and over every space between...be raised upon a bank not steep, but gently slope, of some six foot, set all with flowers. Also I understand, that this square of the garden should not...

...carpenter's work ; and upon the upper hedge, over every arch a little turret, with a belly enough tto receive a cage of birds ; and over every space between...be raised upon a bank, not steep, but gently slope, of some six feet, set all with flowers. Also I understand, that this square of the Garden should not...