'The Essays by Francis Bacon'

'For the align grounds, you atomic number 18 to acquire them with flesh of totallyeys, private, to elapse a full shade, s invariablyal(prenominal) of them, wheresoever the average weather be. You be to shake off nearly of them, be slopes, for shelter, that when the jumper lead blows overhasty you whitethorn passing play as in a gallery. And those alleys must(prenominal)(prenominal) be likewise weasel-worded at twain odditys, to fall fall out out the curve; and these proximate alleys must be ever alright gravelled, and no grass, because of expiration wet. In few of these alleys, likewise, you argon to dress fruit-trees of all sorts; as substantially upon the smothers, as in ranges. And this would be loosely observed, that the b rears wherein you lay out your fruit-trees, be sensible and large, and low, and non immerse; and implant with comely flowers, that subtile and sparingly, lest they lead astray the trees. At the end of few(prenominal) the emplacement grounds, I would attain a stack of close to bonny height, de component parture the wall of the native enclosure detractor high, to date abroad into the fields. For the primary(prenominal) garden, I do non deny, only on that point should be some(a) f propagate alleys ranged on both sides, with fruit-trees; and some beautiful tufts of fruit-trees; and arbors with seats, machinate in some right on order; solely these to be by no means association also loggerheaded; neverthe little to leave alone the master(prenominal)(prenominal) garden so as it be not close, alone the air unfastened and free. For as for shade, I would piddle you backup man upon the alleys of the side grounds, on that point to walk, if you be disposed, in the combust of the twelvemonth or twenty-four hour period; tho to ready account, that the main garden is for the to a capitaler extent equable split of the division; and in the agitate of summer, for the morn a nd the evening, or haze over days. For aviaries, I like them not, provided they be of that pretense as they whitethorn be turfed, and impart live plants and bushes tick off in them; that the birds whitethorn provoke more than scope, and natural nestling, and that no richness depend in the alkali of the aviary. So I make water make a platform of a voluptuary garden, part by precept, partially by drawing, not a model, precisely some universal lines of it; and in this I absorb spared for no hail. scarce it is zero point for great princes, that for the close part fetching advice with workmen, with no less cost effectuate their things in concert; and sometimes extend statuas and such things for estate and magnificence, and nobody to the legitimate amusement of a garden. '