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FAMILY HERBAL. 53 externally for wounds. A strong decoction of then is made to wash old ulcers, and the juice is applied to fresh hurts, and they say with great success. The Chocolate Nut-tree. Cacao. THIS is an American tree, very beautiful, as Well as very valuable for its fruit. The trunk is of the thickness of a man's le
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tlb PREFACE. MANY books have been w
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PREFACE. v. jot above the studies o
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PREFACE. vii nave given themselves
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INTRODUCTION. Containing general ru
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INTRODUCTION. iii. not what they sh
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INTRODUCTION. v. iis if (he product
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INTRODUCTION. vii. they have the fu
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INTRODUCTION. Ul ers, and laid even
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INTRODUCTION. xf. dislodge them. In
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INTRODUCTION. iiii. teveral kind* o
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INTRODUCTION. CHAP. III. Concerning
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INTRODUCTION. xvih To the roots it
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INTRODUCTION. six. This last method
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INTRODUCTION. xxi. 1 best vessel fo
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INTRODUCTION. xxi'u half a pound of
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INTRODUCTION. xxv. in the course of
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INTRODUCTION. xxvii. of aloes, i\*o
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INTRO DUCTION. xxuL arc to be pestl
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INTRODUCTION. xxxi. Syrup of balsam
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INTRODUCTION. xxxii?, are very usef
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INTRODUCTION. xxxr. 2. For a streng
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INTRODUCTION. xxxvii. where they ar
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INTRODUCTION. xxxix. will also be a
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FAMILY HERBAL. A. Acacia Tree. Acac
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FAMILY HERBAL. 3 bright green colou
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FAMILY HERBAL three parts, a tough
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8 FAMILY HERBAL. and they are disti
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10 FAMILY HERBAL. Angelica. l Angel
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Page 151 and 152: FAMILY HERBAL. 81 The Clove Spice T
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FAMILY HERBAL. $S and all disorders
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FAMILY HERBAL, Tj Cowslip of Jerusa
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Family herbal. 97 tinder hedges, an
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100 FAMILY HERBAL. The whole is pla
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1D2 FAMILY HERBAL. hairy, angulated
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104 FAMILY HERBAL. The Black Curran
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106 FAMILY HERBAL, gathered ueforc
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108 FAMILY HERBAL. virtues. The lea
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410 FAMILY HERBAL. of possessing th
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112 FAMILY HERBAL. and divided into
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lit FAMILY HERBAL. the plant, a ver
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FAMILY HERBAL. 115 *.nd sharp at th
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FAMILY HERBAL. 117 common under hed
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FAMILY HERBAL. 113 mercury, disting
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FAMILY HERBAL. 121 The Dragon's Blo
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FAMILY HERBAL. 123 tions of the liv
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FAMILY HERBAL. ]$5 into an ointment
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FAMILY HER HAL. 127 at the edges, a
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FAMILY HERBAL. \29 variegated flowe
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FAMILY HERBAL. 131 for the head-ach
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FAMILY HERBAL. 133 by the roots, th
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FAMILY HERBAL 135 applied outwardly
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FAMILY HERBAL. 137 also the Strasbu
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FAMILY HERBAL. \S9 slcnner, firm, a
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FAMILY HERBAL. ill Tux Weed. Sophia
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FAMILY HERBAL. 143 picuous for its
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FAMILY HERBAL. 145 The leaves, they
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FAMILY HERBAL. 147 them stand toget
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FAMILY HERBAL. 149 colour. The flow
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the} - FAMILY HERBAL. 151 stand at
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FAMILY HERBAL. 153 burnt for its fi
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FAMILY HERBAL. 153 other hemorrhage
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FAMILY HERBAL. 157 roach the cause
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FAMILY HERBAL. 159 spleen, and is g
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FAMILY HERBAL 161 ous account sent
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FAMILY HERBAL 163 stand in great tu
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FAMILY HERBAL. 165 seeds on others.
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FAMILY HERBAL. 167 The young shoots
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FAMILY HERBAL/ 169 red, painful, an
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172 FAMILY HERBAL, round, blunt, ri
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174 FAMILY HERBAL. preceding, but v
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i?6 FAMILY HERBAL. narrow, and shar
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FAMILY HERBAL 17? l)olls. The root
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FAMILY HERBAL. 179 themselves upon
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FAMILY HERBAL. 181 ear. tree, It gr
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FAMILY HERBAL 183 blunt at the poin
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FAMILY HERBAL. 185 liquor our poor
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FAMILY HERBAL, 187 bottle. The flow
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FAMILY HER JUT;. JS!> and is good i
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FAMILY HERBAL. 191 Lavender. Lavend
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FAMILY HERBAL. 193 Leek. For rum. A
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FAMILY HERBAL. 195 These leaves are
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grow upon it all the way : FAMILY H
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FAMILY HERBAL. 199 flovYers grow on
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FAMILY HERBAL; 201 out ot the groun
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FAMILY HERBAL. 203 The whole plant
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FAMILY HERBAL. 205 ênt arid balsam
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FAMILY HERBAL. 207 mediately from t
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FAMILY HERBAL. 209 exceeding the or
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FAMILY HERBAL. 211 mtm fern of the
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FAMILY HERBAL. 213 against sharp hu
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215 FAMILY HERBAL, where they will
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2l FAMILY HERBAL. are befit taken i
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%&& FAMILY HERBAL each joint : they
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2:22 FAMILY HERBAL. ted. The herb g
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224 FAMILY HERBAL. 1 a joint,, and
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226 FAMILY HERBAL. and against heat
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22S FAMILY HERBAL. The whole plant
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230 FAMILY HERBAL, is disagreeable.
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FAMILY HERBAL. %3l upon the branche
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FAMILY HERBAL. 233 and in the whole
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FAMILY HERBAL 235 Moss of an Human
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FAMILY HERBAL. 237 "hairy, they hav
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FAMILY HERBAL. 239 grow from the ro
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FAMILY HERBAL. %i\ that the leaves
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244 FAMILY HERBAL. tips, and have t
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246 FAMILYHERBAL. The is nutmeg an
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248 FAMILY HERBAL. the leaves are o
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250 FAMILY HERBAL. it deserves to b
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2b2 FAMILY HERBAL feet high, and on
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254 FAMILY HERBAL. The root is used
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256 FAMILY HERBAL. on the tops of t
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238 FAMILY HERBAL. Pellitory of the
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260 FAMILY HERBAL. Tlic fruit is us
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M% FAMILY HERBAL. the seeds ; but t
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264 FAMILY HERBAL. inches long. The
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UGQ FAMILY HERBAL. pitch. And the w
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2GS FAMILY HERJRAL. they stand very
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270 FAMILY HERBAL. the middle one,
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272 FAMILY HERBAL. Polvpod y . Po l
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274 FAMILY HERBAL' when unripe but
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Tt6 FAMILY HERBAL. but it is not ea
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tfB FAMILY HERBAL. grows four feet
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3BJ FAMILY PEIR-BAL. then th?se fro
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FAMILY HERBAL. 281 and distinguishe
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FAMILY -HERBAL. 2S3 owing to the ge
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FAMILY HERBAL. 2S5 Rice. On/'ja. A
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FAMILY HERBAL. 287 astringent, and
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FAMILY HERBAL. 269 boding water pou
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FAMILY HERBAL, 291 common in boggy
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FAMILY HERBAL. 293 out, and is good
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FAMILY HERBAL. 295 These flowers ar
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FAMILY HERBAL. 297 *jnd covered wit
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300 FAMILY HERBAL. those* of tennel
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m FAMILY herbal: ' %JrU'^ some rese
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304 FAMILY HERBAL. It grows forty o
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apothecaries saxifrage FAMILY HERBA
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308 FAMILY HERBAL are ten* stalks a
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310 FAMILY HERBAL. Bastard Sena. Co
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312 FAMILY HERBAL. they have been e
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31* FAMILY HERBAL. little plum, of
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316 FAMILY HERBAL. The leaves of sn
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FAMILY HERBAL. 317 they are Avhite
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FAMILY HERBAL. 319 The tops of the
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FAMILY HERBAL. 321 Spinag e . Sp in
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FAMILY HERBAL. 323 than of any othe
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326 FAMILY HERBAL. quite to the mid
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328 FAMILY HERBAL. Ggldln Stoechas.
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23Q FAMILY HERBAL. The. root is use
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S32 FAMILY HERBAL. high. The hark i
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334 FAMILY HERBAL. the tops of the
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336 FAMILY HERBAL. astringent, and
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FAMILY HERBAL. 337 crs are yellow ;
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FAMLIY HERBAL. $39 Goat's Thorn, Tr
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FAMILY HERBAL. 34) on dry banks, an
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FAMILY HERBAL. 343 coction is there
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FAMILY HERBAL. 345 the rout, and ar
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FAMILY HERBAL. 347 cine ; it works
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FAMILY HERBAL. 319 mountainous part
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FAMILY HERBAL. 351 E:rong, a little
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FAMILY HERBAL. 353 and not dentatcd
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FAMILY HERBAL. 3:>5 tame with it, b
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1 FAMILY HERBAL. 35? Water Arrow He
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FAMILY HERBAL. 359 The fresh gather
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FAMILY HERBAL, 3GI deal of respect
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FAMILY HERBAL, 363 these are round,
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FAMILY HERBAL. 365 tinctures of the
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370 APPENDIX. a disease we knew not
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372 APPENDIX It has not always happ
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SU APPENDIX. and they will be found
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3/6 APPENDIX. but they arc for the
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