{WYLD: Herbology of the Sands, E. Astor}

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{A narrow volume of embossed green leather, its cover pressed with an image of a bird among flowers. As they are opened and turned, the heavy pages smell—just faintly—of something both medicinal and pleasantly floral.}

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Table of Contents

Invocation

Statement of Purpose

Part I:

Practicum

Bonga Fern

Garlic

Alley Onion

Royal Favour

Corpsewatch

Piquant Spices

Feather Skin

Ecstatic Blooms

Nightlight

Nightshade

Creeping Ivy

Vervain

Blushwhorl

Phoenix Pine

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