The Natural History of Selborne by Gilbert White
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1771 4 1772 3 1773 3 1774 1 1775 6 1776 6 1777 4 1778 5 1779 0 1780 3 83 During this period of twenty years the births of Males exceeded those of Females 10. The burials of each sex were equal. And the births exceeded the deaths 140. Letter VI To Thomas Pennant, Esquire Should I omit to describe with some exactness the forest of Wolmer, of which three-fifths perhaps lie in this parish, my account of Selborne would be very imperfect, as it is a district abounding with many curious productions, both animal and vegetable; and has often afforded me much entertainment both as a |
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