英:['bəʊnset]
美:['boʊnset]
英:['bəʊnset]
美:['boʊnset]
bone·set
bon set
The first known use of boneset was in 1653
1 He swallowed some of it as if it had been boneset, under the impression that it was some sort of “yerb” that would be good for his insides.
2 Provide boneset with moderate irrigation and cut back in late spring for best summer appearance.
3 I find the vale where catnip grows, Where boneset blooms, with moisture bowed; The vale through which the red creek flows, Turbid with hill-washed clay, and loud As some wild horn a hunter blows.
4 Nevertheless, neither this interview with Benjamin Hardy at the lumber camp nor Aunty Rose’s copious doses of boneset tea cheered the little girl.
5 Jerome he listened real sharp, an' the next day he went off an' got a good passel of boneset an' thoroughwort an' hardback, an' carried it over to Dale, an' sold it for a shilling.
6 "I guess if you don't want any boneset tea, a little of the other kind won't hurt any of us, and I kinder want a cup myself."
7 All she wants is a bit o' boneset tea, or sage an' sassafras.
8 “It’s boneset tea—for your cold,” answered Aunt Kate, gently, and put it on the high dressing-table made of a wooden box and covered with muslin.
9 But she kept thinking how her mother could give her boneset tea if they made her sick, and she was determined to have the bucket back.
10 So, as a stimulant and a preventive of “droopiness,” Aunty Rose prescribed boneset tea, “plenty of it.”
11 But why don’t you make a big crock of boneset tea and make her take a good swallow every day?
12 She was more than ever convinced of the efficacy of boneset.
13 Now, she loved Carolyn May very much, even if she could not bring herself to the point of showing her affection before others; but boneset tea is an awful dose!
14 Make into twelve pills with precipitated extract of Peruvian bark, or if you cannot get this, use either extract of dogwood or boneset, sufficient to form into pill mass.
15 Triturate well in a small mortar, so as to mix them perfectly, and make into twenty pills with extract of boneset or gentian.
16 Next winter I'll "need" some boneset tea— I wish she wouldn't think always of me!
17 It makes me sick to use it; I feel as if the doctor was going to order me some boneset tea.
18 I—I’m afraid I’ll never learn to like this boneset tea—not really, Aunty Rose.”
19 “Oh, no, Uncle Joe,” the child hastened to say, remembering vividly the boneset tea.
20 So far as the young people were concerned, the root-beer went much more rapidly than the boneset.
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