Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 235
ne times the Pater noster. Then take mugwort andeverlasting : boil these three, the worts and the chips, inmilk, then let the man sip fasting and at night a good dishfull some while before he taketh other meat.—^Anglo-Saxon MS., Brit. Mus., about 1040. A clergyman of our acquaintance having… … CLAYTONIA SIBIRICA. To face page l^6 MECHANICAL POETRY-MAKING 177 Some would have it that the generic title is froma Celtic word, reub, signifying to tear; howeverthat may be, we find the name Rubus applied to theplant by Pliny and other venerable writers. Itspower of laceration is a very obvious…
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