FAIRY RINGS
Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 7
are circles of creater | le Iuxuriance than the surrounding gra of the pastures where they are usual found. ‘Tradition attributed them to ti || ring dances of the fairies, and le imagin | tive people have said that they were di | to light nine. They are the effect of fanzo’:| growths of the agaric or mushroom kin | Where the agaric has grown, gra will n.| grow, and the fungus spreads to exhau binew soll. This types 2 takes place 1} the form of a ring, which at first shor signs of the exhaustion of the soil, bi '}subsequently bears a greener grat '} nourished by the decay of the spawn. | PAITH-HEALING, 18 practised by t }} Peculiar People, Christian Scient is' || Zionists and others, finds its scriptur | warrant in St. James v.14. Faith-heale | claim that sickne may be treated witho +} medical aid if the prayers of the heal are supported by the true faith of t | | safferer. [s. 141]
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