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THe English red Rose, wherewith all persons are so well acquaint∣ed, that it needeth no description; we have observed some va∣riety therein, the flowers of some to be of a far deeper Red than those of others, and others to be much doubler and thicker of leaves than the common kind, whereof I have one that is of a deep red colour, and as thick and double as any Rose whatsoever: and of late we have found another of this kind, with striped beautiful flowers, thence called