The garden of pleasure containing several draughts of gardens, both in embroyder'd-ground-works, knot-works of grass, as likewise in wildernesses, and others : with their cuts in copper / by Andrew Mollet.

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Title: The garden of pleasure containing several draughts of gardens, both in embroyder'd-ground-works, knot-works of grass, as likewise in wildernesses, and others : with their cuts in copper / by Andrew Mollet.
Author: Mollet, André.
Publication: In the Savoy :: Printed by T.N. for John Martyn, at the Bell without Temple-Barr, and Henry Herringman at the Anchor in the New-Exchange,; 1670.
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The Twelfth Design.

IS a Ground-work in Embroidery, of an Oblong Square, containing a∣bout 40 Toises in breadth in the in-work, and 43 in length from one Angle to the other: at the end of which is to be made a large proportion of a Circle, in whose center is also described a Fountain of 10 Toises in Diameter, and in the middle of the Ground-work an Eight-Square of grass somewhat raised, in the Center whereof is to be erected a Statue, or curious Sun-dyal, with a fillet of Grass in the middle of the Lists, as is described in our said Design.