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it from the leaves. This is taken for a drink every morning fasting, to purify the blood or to cure pimples on face. The Prussia The most harmful weed on the farm is the prussia. This weed is about a foot in height. It grows a yellow flower and then the flower fades away their grows seed on it. The the seeds fall and in a month there is more of it up. It chokes the wheat and oats. This weed cannot be wed out of the land.
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The most harmful weed on the farm is the prussia. This weed is about a foot in height. It grows a yellow flower and then the flower fades away their grows seed on it. The the seeds fall and in a month there is more of it up. It chokes the wheat and oats. This weed cannot be wed out of the land.

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