Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 61
on, and that many of our native plants pos-sess a healing virtue that few now credit them with. Forasmuch as every Countrey, Frugis reminds usin his Vade Mecum, 1651, is not furnished withall sorts of things (God having so disposed thereof)that some should abound with those things whichothers stand… … COLUMBINE and LESSER SNAPDRAGON. To face, page 44 HOME-GEOWN REMEDIES 45 from one Countrey to another, with small loss,trouble, and charges, so that -one Nation may-communicate those commodities to another whichthe Creator hath bestowed upon them all, eachgranting mutual help to the other by this…
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