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# Title: Lectures De Potentia Restitutiva, Or Of Spring (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 105, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 105)
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C43
Plaring siren rou a Relation oE Pomething very
lor ichinchebomels oEche Farth, P nor Malladd,
An acconnt of a Tourney made to the hiehest part of the
carthby my Incenions Friend Mr. C. I. as I collected
it ont of the Memorials which he rorit at the time of
makins it: Theparticulars whereof vere,
1
Flat Angust chetrentieth, 1674. about Nine inthe
mormins; in compans ich Or. Sebastian de
Firanques, Mr. Christopher Prancis, MP. Thomas Prond-
foot, cosecher mith a Ouide, and ero othermen rith
horles co carry chemselres and necellary provision For
chie Tourney, he Pet out from
Ther passed up a HTill, irtrich was very scep, till
cher came to the Pinat Or Wood oF Pines. This
WVood licth verr high in the iMand, and extendeth ic
TelEErom oncend of theiMand to the other, and is in
mans places ot a great Breadth, and is very frequent
Iy corered rith a Bruma, Fog, ormilt, wrhich is (0
thickas to darken and hinder che appearance of the
Sunchroushit, and (0 moysE as to make onc vet in
Paltins chrouxh ic.
Throuoh chis WVood cher rode by a prettr Acep
alcent near trro Lcagues, crottins it till cher came to
thefurtherOr
.
Cle, rhere alightine cher rested
themselres under a Pinc, and Dincd. And the FO∞,
artrich had accompanied them through che irhole
Wood, here letrthem, andchesun appeared.
From hence ther parted about onc in the ACcer-
noon, and atter an alcent oF about hale a mile ofvery
bad Cony may chcy came co a Cands raz, trhich FOr
about the lengeh oF a Leaque ras preter plain; bue
chencher began to alcend a landy hill, rhich For haIF
a League Farther Was precty scccp, irhich having
Pasledthes arrired at thetooc of the Pike.
Here they aliohted, and then rested themselves
Torlome time, then taktins horle again, they began