10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OREWEED»
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The natural history of Cornwall: The air, climate, waters, ...
Oreweed. and fertilizing, the first or second year at farthest: In place of that which
will not turn to account till after some years distance, we had better substitute the
present, easily acquired manures of sand, oreweed, straw, and animal fee-ces, ...
2
Antiquities, Historical and Monumental of the County of ...
Oreweed. and fertilizing, the sirst or second year at farthest: In place of that which
will not turn to account till after some years distance, we had better substitute the
present, easily acquired manures of sand, oreweed, straw, and an-imal fzecer, ...
3
Traditions And Hearthside Stories Of West Cornwall Volume 1:
Lutey drew near the edge of the pullan and, looking into the water, he discovered
thefanof afish's tailquivering and shaking amongst the floating oreweed:then,
heknew that thefair one was a mermaid. He never hadso near a view
ofonebefore, ...
4
Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall
... a glimpse of the man, she uttered a more unearthly yell than ever, and then
gliding down from the ledge, on which she reclined, into the pullan, all but her
beautiful head and swan-like neck was hidden under the water and the oreweed.
5
Observations on the ancient and present state of the islands ...
Having thus prepared the Ore, and made a circular {helving pit in the sand seven
feet diameter, and three feet deep, they line the sides of the pit with stones, that
whilst they are stirring the Oreweed neither sand nor earth earth may insinuate ...
6
Grande Dizionario Italiano Ed Inglese Edizione Fatta Su ...
OREWEED,. ) OREWOOD, ) s. nome di pianta. ORFRAIES, s. frizzled cloth of
gold an ciently worn by our kings and noblemen. riccio, spezie di drappo d'oro.
ORGAL, s. the lees of wine dried and used by dyers, gromma. ORGAN, s.a
musical ...
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A History of British Fishes
On one occasion, I noticed a specimen, six inches in length, engaged in taking its
prey from a clump of oreweed ; in doing which, it assumed every posture
between the horizontal and perpendicular, with the head downward or upward, ...
8
Journal of the Statistical Society of London
sterility than fertility ; but the parts near the sea, by reason of the industrious
husbandman manuring the ground with sand and oreweed taken from sea-shore,
beareth good corn."* A little later there appeared in the " Philosophical
Transactions ...
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An Historical Survey of the County of Cornwall: To which is ...
... woody, and herbaceous: among the last, the most common are the grass-
wrecks, and sea—wrecks, otherwise oreweed, of which there are great varieties
on the sea-coast. Two of them" have their capillary ramifications wonderfully
distinct, ...
Charles Sandoe Gilbert, 1817
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
OREAD, a. Oigh bheann. OREWEED, OREWOOD, } s. Slat mhara. ORGAL, s.“
Fion-dhéasgann. ORGAN, s. 1. Natural instrument: ball, ball cuirpe. 2. of music:
organ, inneal ciuil. ORGANIC, adj. Innealach, innealta, a bhuincas ORGANIcAL,j
do ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OREWEED»
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Nebraska wants only Mexican weed; suit means Washington needs …
Remember, in addition to ColoWeed and WashWeed, we now have nascient OreWeed, AlaWeed and D.C.Weed. The problem is that our law ... «seattlepi.com, Dec 14»
