Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 155
druff is found in woods and copses in to it. This latter in olden days was the heriffe, from theAnglo-Saxon words haga, a hedge, and reafe^ a taxgatherer—a name given to it from its grasping powers, hooking intoanything by which it could sustain itself and rambling farand wide over the hedges and… … BLACKBERRY To fuce page ij6. LAVENDER 117 many places in Britain, as well as throughoutEurope, Northern and Western Asia. Apart fromits infusion in water or wine as an agreeableflavouring, the housewife may place it in the linenchest, like lavender, as a perfume, and also, keptamongst clothes, as a…
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