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Page 1129
... family 1692 , and of 20 judicial murders caused thereby . Parrish , JOSEPH , M.D. , 1779-1840 . Practitioner in ... natural family Umbelliferæ , natives of the n . temperate zone . Parson . Parish priest of English church ; so called be ...
... family 1692 , and of 20 judicial murders caused thereby . Parrish , JOSEPH , M.D. , 1779-1840 . Practitioner in ... natural family Umbelliferæ , natives of the n . temperate zone . Parson . Parish priest of English church ; so called be ...
Page 1132
... Natural family of flowering plants , of the class Angiospermae and sub - class Dicotyledons , comprising 27 genera and ab . 235 species , all growing in the tropics and warm regions bordering thereon ; called the Passion - Flower family ...
... Natural family of flowering plants , of the class Angiospermae and sub - class Dicotyledons , comprising 27 genera and ab . 235 species , all growing in the tropics and warm regions bordering thereon ; called the Passion - Flower family ...
Page 1136
... natural family Leguminosae , native of s . in many varieties for its Europe ; widely cultivated nutritious seeds . Peas are not grown in field culture in the U. S. , except occa- sionally with oats or bar- ley as a meslin crop . The ...
... natural family Leguminosae , native of s . in many varieties for its Europe ; widely cultivated nutritious seeds . Peas are not grown in field culture in the U. S. , except occa- sionally with oats or bar- ley as a meslin crop . The ...
Page 1137
... natural family Rosaceae , native of China ; widely cultivated in warm , temperate regions for its delicious fruit . Peach , CHARLES W. , 1800-1886 . English geologist , first to discover fossil remains in the slate rocks of Cornwall ...
... natural family Rosaceae , native of China ; widely cultivated in warm , temperate regions for its delicious fruit . Peach , CHARLES W. , 1800-1886 . English geologist , first to discover fossil remains in the slate rocks of Cornwall ...
Page 1146
... natural family Umbelliferæ , of wide geographical distribution . Penobscot . Chief river of Me . It heads in the w . part of the State , flows e . and s.e. , and then s . to P. Bay . It is navigable to Bangor . Length ab . 300 m ...
... natural family Umbelliferæ , of wide geographical distribution . Penobscot . Chief river of Me . It heads in the w . part of the State , flows e . and s.e. , and then s . to P. Bay . It is navigable to Bangor . Length ab . 300 m ...
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