Portuguese
sambucus 
A common shrub with black fruit or a small tree of Europe and Asia; fruit used for wines and jellies.
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He waved his hand at the Flower Prairie, at the elderberry jungle.
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I am especially interested in persimmons, service-berries, wild cherry, mulberry and elderberry.
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I added a little elderberry, and some blackberry juice, but not much.
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For the white stripes of her emblem she chose the hydrangeas and elderberry.
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And in the elderberry tree they found the grey cat-bird's nest.
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So that is the way "Drucken" Bourtree became a God-fearing quarryman.
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"A fecht made ye a sober man, Bourtree!-hooin the creation was that?"
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"Bourtree," says I, "I am prood to see ye."
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"And what began a' this, Bourtree?"
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The common elder is a great safeguard against the devastations of insects.
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In the East our common elders die every other year; in California they grow to be as large around as a man's body.
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Conclusions: Greater adherence to the plant-based diet that was defined a posteriori in this population of European elders is associated with lower all-cause mortality.
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Bruton was the black elder of the Braves, and he had immediately taken Henry under his wing.
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Scalds, Elder Berries Soothing for.-Theflowers of the black elder berries and the bark all possess valuable medicinal properties.
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More and more, the anger of the young has pointed towards their parents and their black elders.