A plant lacking a permanent woody stem; many are flowering garden plants or potherbs; some having medicinal properties; some are pests.
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Sight, herb for curing weak; cause of; of old men; process of.
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He said I must get them from the Scoatney herb-garden in future:
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However, this raises concerns of drug-herb interactions and toxicity in combination therapies.
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And this herb is put to burn in prickets and in tapers.
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I said that the power existed only in the herb sferra cavallo.
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The fresh juice of the herb may be given in tablespoonful doses.
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Seldom does the desert herb attain the full stature of the type.
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The herb juice in the clever sorceress's salve proved the best remedy.
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Indigenous and sadly underutilised, this herb makes a nice change from parsley.
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Looking toward it, I saw a foreign object in my herb garden.
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If your recipe calls for a fresh herb, use the fresh herb.
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English chemists now prepare and dispense the fluid extract of the herb.
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He is the sprig of bitter herb that makes the pottage wholesome.
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Finally the speaker singles out one herb as superior to all others:
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Besides he still has some of the Sheik's herb; he chews it.
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Remember, it is the bruised herb that gives out the sweetest odor.
