Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 243
aring, and in another they are all pistil-late, and it is these latter plants that produce thecones. Our forefathers used to eat the young shoots ofthe hop in the Spring, after the same manner,Parkinson tells us, that the buds of asparagus are,and with as great delight to the taste, yet they… … CAMPANULA PULLA and GERANIUM ARGENTEUM. Tq face page 182. HOP SUBSTITUTES 183 A.D. 23 he has by now considerable claim to beregarded as something of an ancient himself, and itis interesting to note that as we so regard him he inhis time looked back to those unfortunate folk whocenturies before had…
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