It's 'stonishin' how soon weeds, whether they're people or pusley, get seedy.

I am satisfied that it is useless to try to cultivate "pusley."

It clung to the very soil, like "pusley" in a garden.

Then man can go nowhere that "pusley" will not attend him.

About "pusley" the guide had no theory and no hope.

I wish there was more demand in our city markets for "pusley" as a salad.

To get rid of rats and "pusley," he said, was a necessity of our civilization.

I advised my neighbor next time to sow "pusley" and then he might get a few turnips.

I have no doubt that, if we turn our attention to "pusley," we can beat the world.

He would feed pigs; pulled "pusley" out of the garden for them "and them pigs loved it mighty well".

Purslane-commonlycalled "pusley," and which has given rise to the saying, "as mean as pusley"-ofcourse is not American.

You had better have the soil analyzed before you buy: if there is "pusley " in it, let it alone.

They do not belong to the grovelling tribe of herbs that bend and refuse to break like portulaca, chickweed, and pusley the accursed.

I doubt if any one has raised more "pusley" this year than I have; and my warfare with it has been continual.

And, speaking of moral things, I am half determined to petition the Ecumenical Council to issue a bull of excommunication against "pusley."

As we walked along, the keen eye of the President rested upon some handsome sprays of "pusley," which must have grown up since Saturday night.