| Summary: | indian n It is used in the same manner as Maidenhair. . The Indian Tea grows on a Bush which riseth to the size of a Gooseberry Bush. Its Sprays shoot out trifoliated, pointed Leaves--the upper part green, the under part a beautiful Orange Colour. I observ'd they gave their fishing people this Tea for Breakfast, which was put in a Pott with water and Molasses. All this was boil'd togather and given them with Fish and Biscuits. This is the common people's Breakfast and Supper in Newfoundland. DNE-cit PRINTED ITEM 19 July 1968 W. J. KIRWIN Used I and Sup Used I 2 Used I ~ cup/-hurt/jug/-pea/-pear/pipe/salad/tea/vervine/whort/hurt/lock/meal/papoose/racket/spear/string, RED INDIAN Checked by Sarah Budgell on Tue 17 Mar 2015
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