Ffrom Epsham to Leatherhead 3 mile, we pass by S^r Robert Howards which I have described. Here is a little town where they make much Leather, and other little trades, many Butchers which supply Epsham. Here it is that the water which sinks away at Swallow hole at Mole under Box Hill which is 7 mile off, and here it Bubbles up in twenty places from a hill, and Compases a great river half a mile off, over which a long bridge of 14 great arches of stone by their Height shews sometimes the water to be very deep. A little farther its so deep as cannot be fforded, here the Channell is not so broad, only four Large Arches. We goe over thence a mile and halfe to M^r Moores ffine house on a hill, its built w^{th} brick and stone Coyned, and the windows Stone, nine sashes to the Garden; the jutting out in the middle is three windows. The top is in a peak painted frisco, and a Cornish round on Each side; a low building Each End Like Wings w^{th} same Cornish Leaded and flower potts on it, w^{ch} are the offices on one Side, and Lead to a summer House and backward to the private Entrance, a Court y^t you ascend by steps of stone and jron barristers with turnings and halfe paces to the part of y^e house in Constant use. The ffront in the Entrance is as the Garden, only here are but Eight windows, only two in the middle jutting the top, and that here you see not those two Low wings. You Enter by the Church yard, noe great Court or roome for it, a very Little court w^{ch} on the right hand Leads into y^e garden on a banck green walke, to a seate or summer house finely painted and stands on four pillars. Within this Leads into a gravel walk w^{ch} goes round y^e first Garden. The summer house you might pass through to the same green banck walk, which Leads to a broad Grass walk on the right hand up the hill near a quarter of a mile, Each side planted w^{th} trees, and y^e ground some for kitchen gardens orchards hott beds. The top of the hill has two white seates and a summer house, this has white open gates, Large as the walk. Here is a very fine pond runs across the breadth of the gardens and orchards. The Garden at the house is all flatt, much in Grass walks and bancks sett w^{th} green, most yews. There is a great gravel walk to the fountain from the middle of the house, w^{ch} is filled by a Long Cannall as broad as the walk; at the farther End is a trion gilt, with a horn w^{ch} can blow the water 20 yards. Here are seates on the bancks, and y^e ground is set much in Grass walks w^{th} dwarfe greens, which Cutts the grass plotts into four, which are Cutt into fflower deluces and Severall Devices w^{th} paths of Gravell, borders of mould, in which are greens of all sorts, Piramids and then round jnterchangeable. Beyond this is another space as Large, w^{th} a round space w^{th} a Large stone ffigure, and severall Less ffigures of brass in the little squares and strapps of grass, w^{ch} was fform’d by Cross and round gravell walks.