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._ ‘ V . or Clfﬂ mcmafc : the lean, grow 'wi[hou.t0rdr:1‘, compofecl of three leaues, and fometimep. 0f1‘iﬁL;]et)grecne the two lower leaues are diuided into twoparts, as hop leaues are now and then, 0 8 Béim ma colour both abone and vnderneath.The ﬂoures grow on the tops ofthe branches, racenzézﬁniag ue together, foinerimes white, fornetimes ofa very light purple colour, euery ﬂoure EOE “mane,” leaues,whEch are crompled or wrinl<1ed,and do not grow plame : the fruit f0llOWC5; ‘' ﬁr» - afterwards blew.,eucry berry compo fed ofone 0}‘ two $31065: fCld°m° aboue f°"“c or md tgggthcrsabout the b 1 gm: {I}; of corans-,wherein is contained a fl/ony hard kernellor fee 3“

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v U‘ vm.lC‘i‘Ii‘:£1tl1: the berries being ripe are of a {hining blacke colour, and euery berry Eontfllilﬂifasmng ally aboue forty graines clofely compaéted and thrult together’. The root IS woodsy at 6.1 61% Tliis growes common enough in molt places,and too common in ploughed fields. 5? ° Ialm (Ivor! tr. :1“ .. ' yam’

; ‘I'lze'yRal‘pis or Frarnboife hufh hath leaues andbtanches not much vnlike the C0“‘“l‘°: Iraoug hic:,hnr. not lb rough nor prickly, and fometimes without any prickles at all, hauing 0%“ Yw 1,3,, mint. about the ﬂ;a1keS:tl3e fruit in thape and proportion is like thofe of the Bram :00 we they be ripe, and coucred ouer with a little downineﬂ'e5 in tafle_not very pleafant. T Cm‘: mild» peth far abroad,whereby it greatly encreafeth. it This growes either with prickles VPO” or elfc without them : the fruit is vfually red,but fometitnes white ofcolour. 5!:

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' ., _ Chas Stone Bramble feldome groweth aboue a foothigh, hauing many {mall ﬂexible bilfn, th€ without pricklesﬁfailing Vpon the ground, couered with a reddifh barke, and iomewhatth: g . leaues grow three together, fer vpon tender naked _fO0':«1lalkeS {omewhat fmpt ab?“ ho {tht} the Homes grow at the end of the branches, conﬁning of foure fmall white leaues Pkg lime an!- C herry-tree : after which come fmall Grape-like fruit, conﬁlhn of one, two, or tl1r€€h€ 3,6, and Parent berricsfet together as thof e of thegcommon Bramble, Of a red colour when Illa? hakbroada of a plcafant tallfe,but fomwhat allringent. The roots creepe along in the ground V61)’ 3 l whereby it greatly increafeth. _ ww, K00" Clmmmoms (called in the North part of England, where they efpec!allY flflcgs : it bri berrics,and Knouglmberries) is likewife one of the Brambles; though without Pl“ 108‘?

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folth fmalﬁte branches or tendersflems of a foot -high ; whereon do grow at cerraine diliarices mughleaues in (‘nape like thofe of the Mallow, not vnlike to the leaues of the Goolebetry bu ‘hi '1‘ 6 top of each branch Prandeth one Home and no more, conﬁfting of fine ﬁnall leaues of a dark P“‘Ple colour : which being fallen,thc fruit fucceedeth, like vnto that of the Mulberry, whereof it as Called Clmmazmortmdwarfe Mulberry5at the ﬁrft white and bitter, after red and fomewhat plea- allt ‘ the root is long, fomething knotty 5from which lcnots or joynts thruﬂ: forth a few thredcl ie 1e:“§5- it I take that plant to which our Author‘ hereafter hath allotted a whole chapter, and cal-

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