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 | | Touching the temperature of Cornwall, the ayre thereof is cleansed, as with bellowes, by the billowes, and flowing and ebbing of the Sea, and therethrough becommeth pure, and subtill, and, by consequence, healthfull. |
 | | Touching mettals: Copper is found in sundrie places, but with what gaine to the searchers, I haue not beene curious to enquire, nor they hastie to reueale. |
 | | Touching these, one scribling of the ryuer Lyner, rymed as ensueth: THE store-house of Sunnes cheuisance, The clocke whose measures time doth dance, The Moones vassall, the Lord of chance, Oceanus Ere yeeres compasse his circle end, From hugie bosome, where they wend, His scaly broode to greete doth send, His wife Tellus. |
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