alexander
alexander n The only esculant (in the common sense) found on the coast fit to eat was named the "Alexander" - a species of celery. The "Alexander" is found in the crevices of rocks, where a small quantity of soil has been deposited, and the scurvy-grass is found at the river-head...
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| Summary: | alexander n The only esculant (in the common sense) found on the coast fit to eat was named the "Alexander" - a species of celery. The "Alexander" is found in the crevices of rocks, where a small quantity of soil has been deposited, and the scurvy-grass is found at the river-heads of the different bays along the coast. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit Used I Used I Used I Checked by Cathy Wiseman on Tue 29 Jul 2014 |
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