10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLOEBUSH»
Discover the use of
sloebush in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sloebush and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bees: Their Natural History and General Management
We have read of a certain Martinus Flaccus, who had a sloebush growing out of
his breast, and as long as the sloebush flourished, Flaccus could speak the
Dutch language ; the sloebush died, and Flaccus could speak the Dutch
language no ...
2
Tsimshian Culture: A Light Through the Ages
The boys were called Crabapple, Sloebush, Spruce, Little Mountain, and Mucus.
The girl was Little Knife. They grew up quickly. Soon they too played ball. As
soon as they became noisy, their mother shouted, "Stop that noise at once.
3
The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
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, is a prickly bush, very common in hedges, producing an austere fruit, smaller
than ...
Isawa sloebush inblossom andalot of celandines. I'mglad it's sunny.” “CanIgive
you anything to eator to drink?” “No,thank you.” “How's your mother?” “I think
she's tired now. I think she's had too much to do. Perhaps in a little while she'll go
to ...
I saw a sloebush in blossom and alotof celandines. I'm glad it's sunny.” “Can I
give you anything to eat or to drink?” “No, thank you.” “How's your mother?” “I
think she's tirednow. I think she'shad too much to do.Perhapsin a little while she'll
go to ...
6
Walking the Maze: The Enduring Presence of Celtic Spirit
... melodious little bleater, sweet I think the lowing that you make in the glen
Blackthorn, little thorny one, black little sloebush; watercress, little green-topped
one, on the brink of the blackbird well Apple-tree, little apple-tree, violently
everyone ...
7
The Literary Miscellany
... sloebush is covered ** with a profusion of snowy blossoms. The wild geese
and ducks have de- " parted for northern regions ; and the planter, freed from
their ravages, " begins seriomibf to sow his crop ; continuing that business from
time to ...
8
Delphi Works of D.H. Lawrence (Illustrated)
said Mrs. Leivers. “Oh no; I'mnot tired,” he said. “Isn't it lovely coming out, don't
you think?I saw a sloebush in blossom and a lot of celandines. I'mglad it's sunny.”
“Can Igive you anything to eatorto drink?” “No, thank you.” “How's your mother?
... water Knapweed Sciatica wort Beech-Tree Fleawort Knapwort Service-Tree
Bilfoil Birdsfoot Fluxweed Knotgrass Shepherdspurte Sloebush Fumitory
Loosestrife Bistort Call-Oak Medlar Solauum Bluebottle Gladiole MOM, ground
Solomon's ...
I saw a sloebush in blossom anda lot of celandines. I'mglad it's sunny.” “CanIgive
you anythingtoeat orto drink?” “No,thank you.” “How'syour mother?” “I think she's
tired now. I thinkshe's had too much to do. Perhaps in a little while she'll go to ...
David Herbert Lawrence,
2014