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pressed by hunger. In mixtures even, we think, it has little or 

 nothing to recommend it except for use upon very dry chalky 

 ground where nothing better can be grown. 



Its fruits constitute a common impurity of unmilled sainfoin 

 'seed,' and samples of the latter should always be examined for 

 them. 



Ex. 219. — The student should examine and become practically acquainted 

 with Meadow Sweet, Wood Avens, Agrimony, Lesser Burnet and the 

 common species of Potentilla. 



