10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCALDBERRY»
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scaldberry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scaldberry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The berry has had various nicknames ascribed to it, one of theso being
scaldberry, from the supposed curative effect of its leaves when boiled and
applied to a scald on the head. The blackberry is not without its superstitions.
Thus there is a ...
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Congressional Serial Set
sawback, -billed, buck, dust, fish, fly, horse, mill, -toothed, wort, -wrest, saxcornet,
horn, ophone, otromba, -tuba, -valve, scaldberry, fish, weed. scaJebeam, board,
fish, pan, work, scaly-winged. scapegallows, goat, grace, -wheel, scarecrow.
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Style Book: A Compilation of Rules Governing Executive, ...
sawback, -billed, buck, dust, fish, fly, horse, mill, -toothed, wort, -wrest, saxcornot,
horn, ophone, otromba, -tuba, -valve, scaldberry, fish, weed, scalebeam, board,
fish, pan, work, scaly-winged . scapegallows, goat, grace, -wheel, scarecrow.
United States. Government Printing Office, 1917
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Manual of Style for Use in Composition and Proof Reading
... box, pan. saunders-blue. save-all. sawbelly, bill, bones, buck, dust, fish, fly,
horn, horse, mill, -set, tooth, -toothed, -whet, -wort, -wrest. saxhorn, -tuba.
scabwort. scaldberry, fish. scaleback' beam, board, fish, foot, tail, -winged. scallop
-shell (a.) ...
United States. Government Printing Office, 1904
The blackberry has likewise acquired the name of scaldberry, from producing, as
some say, the eruption known as scaldhead in children who eat the fruit to
excess ; or, as others suppose, from the curative effects of the leaves and berries
in ...
William Thomas Fernie, 1895
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Extracts from the Style Book of the Government Printing Office
sawback, -billed, buck, dust, fish, fly, horse, mill, -toothed, wort, -wrest. saxcornct,
horn, ophone, otromba, -tuba, -valve. scaldberry, fish, weed. sraleboam, board,
fish, pan, work. scaly-winged . seapegallows, goat, grace, -wheel. scarecrow.
United States. Government Printing Office, 1915
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United States Congressional serial set
sawback, -billed, buck, dust, fish, fly, horse, mill, -toothed, wort, -wrest, saxcoruet,
horn, ophono, otromba, -tuba, -valve, scaldberry, fish, weed. scalebeam, board,
fish, pan, work, scaly-winged. scapegallows, goat, grace, -wheel, scarecrow.
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Breverton's Complete Herbal
OTHER NAMES: Bramble (Culpeper), bly, fingerberry, bumble kite, bramblekite,
blackbide, moocher, blackbutter, brummel, thimbleberry, brambleberry,
brameberry, scaldhead, scaldberry, gouthead. DESCRIPTION: The blackberry
name ...
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Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
The blackberry has likewise acquired the name of scaldberry, from producing, as
some say, the eruption known as scaldhead in children who eat the fruit to
excess ; or, as others suppose, from the curative effects of the leaves and berries
in ...
William Thomas Fernie, 1897
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Foraging: The Essential Guide to Free Wild Food
In some parts of Britain, it was called Scaldberry in the false belief that if children
ate too freely of the berries they would develop scurf or eczema. Over a hundred
wild varieties of Blackberry exist in Britain today; the fruit is so bountiful because ...
