1. BRACKEN OR BRAKE Ptèris aquilina.

Pteris aquilina (Providence County, R.I.)]

Pteris aquilina (Suffolk County, Mass.)] "The heath this night must be my bed, The bracken curtain for my head.

Pteris aquilina.

It happened on account of Aquilina, the woman, you know.

"Did you know Aquilina?" "Yes, your worship, I know her.

Did you know Aquilina?" "There's nothing extraordinary about that" "She first liked you and then preferred Klausoff?" "Yes. Ephraim, give us some more mushrooms!

So, according to you, whoever knew Aquilina is the murderer!

You were one of Aquilina's admirers yourselfdoes it follow that you are implicated too?"

"Aquilina was cook in your house for a month.

Chubikoff began to examine Aquilina.

Aquilina declared that she knew nothing whatever about it.

Brakes - - - Pteris aquilina.

Almost the only staple article of Maori vegetable food which grew wild and profusely was the fern or bracken (pteris aquilina var. esculenta), which indeed was found on every hill and moor and in every glade, at any rate in the North Island.