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21“...grass 253. Known to Contributor JH 3/73 Used I and Sup Used I 2 Not used...”
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23“...goose Goose-grass: _Sparganium_ spp. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G. M. Story APR 1970 JH APR 1970 Used I...”
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24“...grass Grass ground, enclosed by fences, was forbidden territory in summer. [-]PRINTED ITEM[-] DNE...”
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25“...goose [The wild geese] had been attracted to this arm by the quantity of goose-grass,. PRINTED ITEM...”
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26“...goose Near the shore (the neighbourhood of a small wood, with goose-grass in the foreground...”
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28“...grass 'meadow' "meader" 'meadow' "meader" DNE-cit [C Wms] Used I and Sup Used I and Sup 2 Not used...”
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29Published 1972“...cotton .grasses, rushes &c., of which the following predominate: . cotton grasses, Eriophorum...”
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30“...goose In summer, the geese feed on coarse grasses known as goose grass, and in shallow waters...”
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32“...grass [The savannah sparrow] frequents grassy places, building its nest on the ground. Provincial...”
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33Published 1969“...scurvy-grass Scurvy-grass, young leaves of the osier, and of the ground whortleberry are, however...”
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35“...grass Song Sparrow (Nfld., Ont.) Song Sparrow (Nfld., Ont.) G. M. Story June 1962 PRINTED ITEM DNE...”
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36“...grass "If you see a dog eating "grase" (grass) it means that it will soon rain. JH 6/71 Used I...”
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37Published 1963“...Scurvy-grass We . found the island in a manner covered with Scurvy-grass. PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story...”
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38“...grass Several trips would have to be made up over the hill to the grass ground. Used I and Sup Used...”
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39Published 1973“...sour grass "Sour grass" or sorrel leaves were nibbled [by children] occasionally. W. Kirwin, 3/73...”
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