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Jul 21, 2020 Kareobl Jun 17, 2020 Kareobl Jun 17, 2020 Kareobl Jun 17, 2020 Kareobl Jun 17, 2020 Kareobl Jun 17, 2020 Kareobl Jun 17, 2020 Kareobl May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 46 16 To raise Fruit Trees [in the margin] [double line] 20. Take a Piece of the Root of any Apple, or Pear Tree, about 6 Inches long and Tongue graft a [Seyen?] of Apple or Pear into the Root, thus, Cut the Root of the Graft a slope, about an Inch, + until very smooth; then cleave them both about an Inch, and insert them into each other, that the Sap of the Graft may join the Sap of the Root as much as possible lap the jointed Part with a little Hemp or Flax [Hurds?], + set the Root to grafted into the [Ground?], about 10 or 12 inces deep, that the joint may be coverd [A?] inches under the Earth, shell it may wet be quick bound but rest moist, by the Earth. The Root must not be less then the Seyen, but both of the same Bigness is best, that you may join them on both Sides- The Graft may be any [shaet fair?] Branch es by as a, [Mavi Fanisser?], + 5 or 6 feet long, provided	p. 46 16 To raise Fruit Trees [in the margin] [double line] 20. Take a Piece of the Root of any Apple, or Pear Tree, about 6 Inches long and Tongue graft a [Seyen?] of Apple or Pear into the Root, thus, Cut the Root of the Graft a slope, about an Inch, + until very smooth; then cleave them both about an Inch, and insert them into each other, that the Sap of the Graft may join the Sap of the Root as much as possible lap the jointed Part with a little Hemp or Flax [Hurds?], + set the Root to grafted into the [ground?], about 10 or 12 inces deep, that the joint may be coverd [A?] inches under the Earth, shell it may wet be quick bound but rest moist, by the Earth. The Root must not be less then the Seyen, but both of the same Bigness is best, that you may join them on both Sides- The Graft may be any [shaetfair?] Branch es by as a, [Mavi Fanisser?], + 5 or 6 feet long, provided

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