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...are much esteemed, as answering, in some measure, the purposes of bread, they having been known to support the inhabitants for months together, during a scarcity of other provisions.— LIGHT2. P. venta, stems procumbent ; radical leaves of 5 or 7 obovate-wedge-shaped, partly serrated,...

...to have supported the inhabitants for months together during scarcity of other provisions. They pat a yoke on their ploughs and often tear up their pasture...abound most in barren and impoverished soils, and in seasons that succeed the worst for other crops, so they never fail to afford the most seasonable relief...

...in some measure, they having been known to have supported the inhabitants for months together during scarcity of other provisions. They put a yoke on their...abound most in barren and impoverished soils, and in seasons that succeed the worst for other crops, so they never fail to afford the most seasonable relief...

...in some measure, they having been known to have supported the inhabitants for months together during scarcity of other provisions. They put a yoke on their ploughs and often tear np their pasture grounds with a view to eradicate the roots for their use, and as they abound most...