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How to inforce your Mares to come to be strained.

YOu may most conveniently bring her to be covered of your Stallion, if four or five dayes before you will bring her to your great Horse, you cause to be put to her in some close Pa∣sture kept and fensed for that purpose, some small stoned Nagg to woe he•• that she may abide your great horse, foreseeing that he be in no wise unfettered longer then some diligent man doth look on, for if the Nag be at liberty at any time after she is dis∣posed to take the horse, she will be sure to be covered of him, though he be lower then she by a cubite.