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\j FAMILY HERBAL. are not unlike the stalks in a double series : they those of our grasses, chaffy and ornamented a few filaments. with It was at one time in great esteem as a medicine ; they called it a cordial, and a promoter of the menses,, but it is now very little regarded. Chamomile. Chamccmclum. A COMMON low preen, wild plant, of a beautiful a fragrant smell, and with flowers not unlike daisies. It is frequent on damp heaths, andgets no good by being brought into gardens. It grows iargcr there, but has less eiHcacy. In its wild state it its spreads branches upon the ground, taking root at the joints. The stalks are round, green, and thick ; the leaves are very finely divided, and of a dark blackish green colour. The flowers grow upon long foot-sfalks, and are white at the edge and yellow in the middle : the flowers are moat used. Those which are raised for sale arc double, and they have verv little virtue in comparison of the single ones. They are to betaken in tea, which is a pleasant bitter ; or in powder they are excellent for disorders of the stomaeh, and have sometimes cured agues, as many other bitters will. The tea made of them is also good against the colic, anu works bv urine. The Camphire-Tkke. Arbor camphorif era. TUTS is a kind of hay-tree of ihc East Indies. hut it grows to the height of our tallest frees. The bark is brown and uneven on the trunk, but it is smooth and green on the young branches. The leaves are like those of the common hav-tree, only a little longer ; and they are curled at the edgc&.
FAMILY HERBAL. 5? The Cowers are small and white, and the fruit is a berry, altogether like our bay-berries, and of the bigness of a ia
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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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10 FAMILY HERBAL. Angelica. l Angel
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12 FAMILY HERBAL. and a half of sug
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14 FAMILY HERBAL. gathered and brui
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15 FAMILY HERBAL. the seeds are wha
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FAMILY HERBAL. 99 is an approved re
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FAMILY HERBAL. 101 The Cubed Plant.
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FAMILY HERBAL. 103 appearance. Ther
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FAMILY HERBAL. 10* but a native of
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FAMILY HERBAL. 107 degree transpare
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FAMILY HERBAL. iOtf and distinguish
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FAMILY HERBAL. Ill we do not much r
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FAMILY HERBAL. 1\3 matter. The flow
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116 FAMILY HERBAt, Dodder. Cuscuta.
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ilS FAMILY HERBAL. same name, but v
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HO FAMILY HERBAL. a surprising and
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IU FAMILY HERBAL. are small in prop
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126 FAMILY HERBAL, it will take eff
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\m FAMILY HERBAL. The Eufhorbium Pl
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J 32 FAMILY HERBAL. Male Fern. Fili
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134 FAMILY HERBAL. riot much used,
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136 FAMILY HERBAL. of Europe, but w
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133 FAMILY HERBAL. moderately, and
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140 FAMILY HERBAL. Fleabane. Conyza
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m FAMILY HERBAL. Flower de Luce. Ir
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144 FAMILY HERBAL. a promoter of ve
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146 FAMILY HERBAL: Frog Bit. Morsus
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148 FAMILY HERBAL G Galangal Plant.
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150 FAMILY HERBAL. are good in most
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152 FAMILY HERBAL. beauty, but not
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154 FAMILY HERBAL/ Goat's Rue. Gcdc
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156 FAMILY HERBAL. are large, and b
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158 FAMILY HERBAL. Gromvel. Lithosp
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iGO FAMILY HERBAL. able once. time
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163 FAMILY HERBAL. Hart's Tongue. P
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164 FAMILY HERBAL. The flowers are
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166 FAMILY HERBAL. The seeds are us
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168 FAMILY HERBAL, Honewort. Selinu
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170 FAMILY HERBAL. colour, spotted
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FAMILY HERBAL! 171 the edges, of a
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FAMILY HERBAL. 173 Great Houseleek.
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V& FAMILY HERBAL. great ornament to
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182 FAMILY HERBAL. Within there are
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184 FAMILY HERBAL. White Stock July
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186 FAMILY HERBAL. walla in some pa
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!SS FAMILY HERBAL L. Gum Lac Tree.
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190 FAMILY HERBAL. of Italy, and is
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Jv'2 FAMILY HERBAL. b;rt with us ke
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194 FAMILY HERBAL. eellent for swee
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196 FAMILY HERBAL. same purpose. It
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198 FAMILY HERBAL. Water Lily. Kgnv
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200 FAMILY HERBAL. Liquid Storax Tr
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202 FAMILY HERBAL. are of a beautif
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206 FAMILY HERBAL. * of it c *ops t
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208 FAMILY HERBAL. described under
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210 FAMILY HERBAL in the rest, in f
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12 FAMILY HERBAL. the top of these
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914 FAMILY HERBAL high. T^ie stalks
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FAMILY HERBAL. 215 perly speaking,
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FAMILY HERBAL. 217 but kept for the
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FAMILY HERBAL. 219 marigold, picked
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FAMILY HERBAL. 221 arc round,, stri
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FAMILY HERBAL. 223 green, and britt
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FAMILY HERBAL 22? arc red. These ar
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FAMILY IIEUBAL 229 water distilled
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!332 FAMILY HERBAL. was given as a
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234 FAMILY HERBAL. green, of a dust
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238 FAMILY HERBAL. Mulberry Tree. M
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FAMILY HERBAL. 243 Nettle, Urtica.
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FAMILY HERBAL, 245 they also have t
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FAMILY HERBAL. 247 is found upon it
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FAMILY HERBAL. 249 feet and a half
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FAMILY HERBAL. 251 bright rod flowe
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FAMILY HERBAL. 253 nally against cr
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FAMILY HERBAL 25a strong decoction
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FAMILY HERBAL. 257 nut. The wood is
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FAMILY HERBAL. 259 Pen n r-ROY a l.
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FAMILY HERBAL, 261 at all in its fr
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FAMILY HERBAL. places, but kept in
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FAMILY HERBAL; 263 ^elle it in cons
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FAMILY HERBAL. 26? source of the st
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FAMILY HERBAL.' 269 and it gives gr
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FAMILY HERBAL. 271 ar;n;ist inward
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FAMILY HERBAL. 273 tity of seeds, w
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FAMILY HERBAL. 275 when they arc fa
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FAMILY HERBAL 277 bottom. The head
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282 FAMILY HERBAL. agreeable to the
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284 FAMILY tlERBAL. pretty close to
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288 FAMILY HERBAL. prickly, and ver
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290 FAMILY HERBAL. The wood is said
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292 FAMILY HERBAL. appears much mor
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234 FAMILY HERBAL, mediately from t
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296 FAMILY HERBAL. was an excellent
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298 FAMILY HERBAL. Wood Sage. Salvi
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FAMILY HERBAL. 299 Turkey. They hav
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FAMILY HERBAL, 301 Sarsapauilla Pla
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FAMILY HERBAL. 503 torn. The leaves
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?G6 FAMILY HERBAL. deep blue colour
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FAMILY HERBAL, 30? because there is
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FAMILY HERBAL. 309 square, and a li
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FAMILY HERBAL. 31 1 gum arable, and
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FAMILY HERBAL. 313 he figure of a b
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FAMILY HERBAL. 315 oblong and sharp
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318 FAMILY HERBAL, Wood Soijbel. Lu
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320 FAMILY HERBAL. and dentated at
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322 FAMILY HERBAL. Indian Spikenard
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324 FAMILY HERBAL. by stool and vom
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FAMILY HERBAL. 325 The root is used
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FAMILY HERBAL. 321 The fruit is onl
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FAMILY HERBAL. 329 smell but very f
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FAMILY HERBAL. 331 leaves, Willi an
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and excellent purge ; FAMILY HERBAL
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FAMILY HERBAL. 335 Tarragon. Dracun
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338 FAMILY HERBAL. nating in a sing
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340 FAMILY HERBAL. bottom, for tlie
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342 FAMILY HERBAL. station of the p
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34* FAMILY HERBAL. they are of a pu
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346 FAMILY HERBAL Turnip. JRapum. A
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348 FAMILY HERBAL. frequently appea
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352 FAMILY HERBAL. owe to the grape
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354 FAMILY HERBAL.' in its manner o
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356 FAMILY HERBAL. W. The Walnut Tr
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358 FAMILY HERBAL. vrhich send out
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350 FAMILY HERBAL, they are broad,
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362 FAMILY HERBAL, ly divided, like
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35* FAMILY HERBAL. powdered, are go
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FAMILY HERBAL. 367 to be described
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XDIX. Concerning the virtues ofplan
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APPENDIX. 371 cilaginous quality, h
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APPENDIX. 373 of which little menti
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APPENDIX. 375 it is disassemble ; b
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