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3801. HORTICULTURE, American.—
Gardens[are] peculiarly worth the attention of an American[when travelling], because it is
the country of all others where the noblest
gardens may be made without expense. We
have only to cut out the superabundant plants.—
Travelling Hints. Washington ed. ix, 404.
(1788)
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