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Scan 34
Notes on the Construction of the Violin, 1902
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1countries) small areas of land—in some cases only a few acres—produce an exceptionally fine quality of wine as compared with the produce of other vineyards in the immediate locality. These small areas are often enclosed by a fence, and are known as the celebrated clos of their district. The wine from these clos is found to be sweet, mellow, etc., whilst the produce of the neighbouring vines—literally only a few yards off—may lack all the finer qualities of its distinguished neighbour.
3This superiority in the quality of the wine from a very restricted area is without doubt chiefly, if not entirely, due to a difference in the soil; and without pushing
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