Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII  |     cold countries, too, the trees are in many cases more inflammable
 2        1, XIII |     from trunks and roots of trees. And this you may try any
 3        1, XIII |    with fagots and boughs of trees is of no great use. After
 4        1, XXVII| downward.~Again, the gums of trees, and most rock gems, are
 5        1, XXVII|      juices, the former from trees, the latter from rocks;
 6        1, XLV  |  orange and like odoriferous trees, or thickets of rosemary,
 7        1, L    |     in what soil the several trees and shrubs and herbs thrive
 8        1, L    |  grafting and inoculating of trees and plants, and the principle
 9        1, L    |  tried, of engrafting forest trees (a practice hitherto confined
10        1, L    |   hitherto confined to fruit trees), whereby the leaves and
11        1, L    |     greatly enlarged and the trees made more shady. In like