Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 101
e members ofthis group seem to befond of colors, and wehave the white ash, redash, green ash, blue ash,and black ash. There are slight dif-FiG. 102. Red Ash fereuccs in the leaves and seeds, but, as in other trees, when we have once seen anash seed we can always thereafter distinguish an ash… … TREES HAVING COMPOUND LEAVES 93 eleven. The wood is hard, tough, and elastic, has ahandsome grain, and is used for many purposes besidesmaking oars, such as furniture, carriages, and thosefarm implements which require strength. The Indiancould find no better wood for his bow, and even Cupidis said…
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