Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 115
chedto that gathered from particular plants; thus, forexample, Sir Hugh Piatt tells us that the dewthat was collected from fennel or celandine wasspecially good for brightening the eyes. The ox-eye is another plant that we gladlycultivate. It is, as most of opr readers know, I Delights for Ladies,… … PINK BINDWEED. To face p(i^e S6- PLANT NOMENCLATURE 87 a magnified version of the little daisy that wehave been dealing with, having the same goldencentral boss, the same pure white surrounding rays.It will be found figured on Plate XIII. It iscommon enough in the long grass of the meadowsbefore…
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