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VINT:AGE. 191vineyard~>yieldwine.()fthe strongestquality, but spft soilsg;ife,u,lOst pmduce >Ïf.fJ,llery. Labour?A. answers..,..-Every property. hereanyway considerable has an overseer,.or>.s~.eward';AcalledlJc fivei..of/rye,. al'e allmved him,and each pel'sonunder his orders, anJ!lually. Al~o six septiel'$. ,of thismeslin for his wife,called la. ma!jjre; and half a m.uid of (good) red wine for each.0r?f.y~~q t~il';ss~ll~ for fo~1' sQUS, in th.e town. An Euglish acre of these will produee,e hundl'ed and twenty, worth twenty shillings; part of which profit may be placed inOn the (frorn.·i).gd.iti9pal i9'{~rlPatjon) '"7.f'he process is this.: The grapes are pulled,andweIl cleared off the stalks; which last, iflèft in the puIp, give it a taste of roughness or asperity. Theyal'e