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1 See B. xii. c. 51. The botanical characteristics, Fée says, and the medicinal properties of the privet, differ essentially from those of the Cypros or Lawsonia inermins. The leaves of the privet are bitter and astringent.
2 Fée says, that on reading this passage it is impossible to preserve one's gravity.
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