Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 147
t the centuries,each author embodying it in his book is a matter of course.One example will suffice : When as the Swalow adydethand buildeth amongst vs this plant serueth to great vse andpurpose. For if at any time by any mischance of fortunehir yong be hurt or perilled in their eiesight the dam… … GOLDEN SAXIFRAGE and SEA PLANTAIN. To face page jio THE VALUED VEEVAIN 111 vayne agaynst witchcraft much avayling ; a plantheld in reverential regard. An outward applicationof the juice of the plant to the hands ensured, itwas believed, the possession of ones hearts desire,gained the affections of…
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