Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 267
to strengthen thememory. Two of Luptons hints, which he would nodoubt classify amongst the matters profitable, againconcern the henbane. Would we catch hares—andthat we know from the old cookery book to be thefirst step towards their appearance in the menu—weare told to take the iuyce of Henbane… … CERASTIUM GIBRALTIACUM and DIANTHUS NEGLECTUS,To face page 200. NOCTURNAL TERRORS 201 buryed. If one feels growing unduly hirsute thehenbane again comes to the rescue, for if you wylltake the heair from any part of the body andwoulde have it to growe there no more, stampeAntes egges with the iuyce…
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