10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WINTER HEDGE»
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1
The Invisible Hands: Top
Hedge Fund Traders on Bubbles, ...
... starved to death in the late winter. Hedge fund managers will undoubtedly
empathize with the dilemma that the Norse faced, and with their temptation to be
greedy and to invest in many cows in their winter herd. But managers will be
grateful, ...
2
Culpeper's Complete Herbal, and English Physician
COMMON HEDGE-WEED; GARLIC HEDGE“'EED; WINTER HEDGE-WEED.
Description. Common and winter hedge-weed are often indiscriminately taken for
hedge-mustard, and that without much fear of making any fatal mistake, as either
...
3
Hortus Kewensis: Or, A Catalogue of the Plants Cultivated in ...
922. « fioribus fimplicibus. Common Winter Hedge-muftard, or Crefs. ß floribus
plenis. Double Winter Hedge-muftard, or Crefs. Nat. of Britain. Fl. May. H. %. 3. E.
foliis cordatis. Sp. pi'. 922. Curtis lond. Stinking Hedge-muftard, or Sauce-alone.
However, the appearance of the winter hedge is reminiscent of elderly gentlemen
whose role is come and gone, but who won't depart! Eventually, the youth will
push them out and fulfill their role of a fresh leafy windbreak, as well as provide ...
Hedge, bush, or garden. Prune 5, 7+. RUGOSA ALBA. R. Flowers single, pure
white, five petals; highly scented. Makes pretty red berries which last well into
winter. Hedge, bush. Prune 6. (See illustration in color, page 87.) RUGOSA
RUBRA.
6
Miss America Kissed Caleb: Stories
The yellow cat lay on the edge of the porch staring at him with eyes as yellow as
a winter hedge apple. It caught him looking, ruffled its fur, and spat at him. Hattie
scolded it, and the big bobcat- cross stretched back out on the porch catching the
...
7
The Hallamshire glossary
Winter-hedge, a frame of wood on which linen is dried in the laundry after having
been washed in winter, or when the weather will not allow of exposing it on the
hedges out of doors. Wirethork, the yew. Wise-man, called in other places the ...
8
The Dialect of Craven: In the West-Riding of the County of York
WINTER-HEDGE, Clothes horse. Piper and Pegge. WINTERIDGE, A corruption
of winter eatage, the same as average, which see. WI'OR, With our: " We doot wi'
or awn sarvants." WIRE-DRAWER, A covetous person, a penurious wretch.
over from September like the tattered relics of a carnival: a few late Laxtons and
Worcester Pearmains cling to the apple boughs and are brighter than robins'
breasts in a winter hedge, a patch of tawny asparagus-tops smoulders like a ...
10
An Historical, Topographical, and Descriptive View of the ...
Sometimes the Stoat, or Ermine Weasel is seen in winter. Hedge-hogs are
common. Mr. Sample, of the Angel Inn, Felton, had one in the year 1799, which
was completely domesticated. It acted as a turnspit, and answered to the name of
Tom.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WINTER HEDGE»
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A colourful winter hedge
Gardeners are often on the lookout for a hedging plant that not only flowers, but also has colourful foliage. Photinias fit the bill, having lovely umbels of white ... «The West Australian, Jul 15»
