Brandywine Days Or the Shepherds Hour Glass
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John s-wort, wood sorrel, jewel-weed, sumac, rabbit-foot clover, cinquefoil, swamp rose, wild rose, haw thorn, service-berry, willow-herb, evening primrose, silky cornel, May apple, golden-rod, ragweed, cocklebur, Span ish needles, yarrow, daisy, thistle, dandelion, Indian to bacco, ground cherry, mullein, butter-and-eggs, vervain, wood-sage, peppermint, corn-mint, basil, pennyroyal, sage, [88] The Charm of Flower-Names ground ivy, heal-all, motherwort, sheep sorrel, spurge, three-seeded Mercur...y, clear-weed, hornbeam, ladies tresses, dog-flower, arrowhead, winter fern.
Truly a goodly and a redolent list! and many of the names suggestive of the ancient brews and cordials which our great-grandmothers concocted from their field plants for the betterment of the family health.
"The search for these dear inhabitants of field and forest, " writes our friend, "lends to life a new interest, which it is a pity so many should miss. " These w r ords I take as a gentle reproof of my own sorry ignorance of scientific botany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John s-wort, wood sorrel, jewel-weed, sumac, rabbit-foot clover, cinquefoil, swamp rose, wild rose, haw thorn, service-berry, willow-herb, evening primrose, silky cornel, May apple, golden-rod, ragweed, cocklebur, Span ish needles, yarrow, daisy, thistle, dandelion, Indian to bacco, ground cherry, mullein, butter-and-eggs, vervain, wood-sage, peppermint, corn-mint, basil, pennyroyal, sage, [88] The Charm of Flower-Names ground ivy, heal-all, motherwort, sheep sorrel, spurge, three-seeded Mercur...y, clear-weed, hornbeam, ladies tresses, dog-flower, arrowhead, winter fern.
Truly a goodly and a redolent list! and many of the names suggestive of the ancient brews and cordials which our great-grandmothers concocted from their field plants for the betterment of the family health.
"The search for these dear inhabitants of field and forest, " writes our friend, "lends to life a new interest, which it is a pity so many should miss. " These w r ords I take as a gentle reproof of my own sorry ignorance of scientific botany.
What to read after Brandywine Days Or the Shepherds Hour Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes, John Russell, 1866-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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