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In 's for 1758, p. 116, mention is made of an in , near , the…
Quote byHenry Phillips · 1779–1840
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: (372 pages).
English (original)
In 's for 1758, p. 116, mention is made of an in , near , the property of the , supposed to be of near one thousand years growth. It was six feet two inches in diameter, contained about ten tons of timber, and was sold for forty pounds.
— Henry Phillips
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