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Under ground

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below the surface of the ground.

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But the main point is the same which we mentioned in the former kind of fountain; which is, that the water be in perpetual motion, fed by a water higher than the pool, and delivered into it by fair spouts, and then discharged away under ground, by some equality of bores, that it stay little.
We laid it under ground, of course, and it was all finished in a couple of hours or so.
 
 
 
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