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Էջ 58
... was considered to possess valuable medicinal properties . When dried and boiled it yields a good red dye . Red Mint is probably Peppermint . Betony is a common plant of the hedgerow , of great repute in ancient 58 Suffolk Miscellany.
... was considered to possess valuable medicinal properties . When dried and boiled it yields a good red dye . Red Mint is probably Peppermint . Betony is a common plant of the hedgerow , of great repute in ancient 58 Suffolk Miscellany.
Էջ 136
It is clear also from an ancient deed of a “ Grant by Eglinus , prior of Snape , to Wimund the Chaplain , of the perpetual vicarage of Frestune ( Friston ) Church paying yearly 16s . and 2 lbs of Wax , Dunwich weight .
It is clear also from an ancient deed of a “ Grant by Eglinus , prior of Snape , to Wimund the Chaplain , of the perpetual vicarage of Frestune ( Friston ) Church paying yearly 16s . and 2 lbs of Wax , Dunwich weight .
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a master to an ancient textus , or book of the Gospels , brought from this Cell , called in later days ' The Red Book of Eye ' , and which had belonged to Felix . Almshouses existing in Dunwich were all destroyed before Gardner's time .
a master to an ancient textus , or book of the Gospels , brought from this Cell , called in later days ' The Red Book of Eye ' , and which had belonged to Felix . Almshouses existing in Dunwich were all destroyed before Gardner's time .
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