Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 2:7

Hand — Head	Head-ach — Hen-bit	Hen-harrier — Hog	Hog's Fennel — Horn-beam
Hand Hanging Hare Hare-bell Hare-strong Harrowgate-waters Harrow (with Cuts) Hartfell-water Hartshorn Harts-horns Harts-tongue Hasel Hat Hatching Hather Haulm Haw Hawk Hawkweed Hawthorn Hay Hay-water Hays Hazel-nut tree Head	Head-ach Head-wark Health Hearing Heart Heart-burn Heart's-ease Heat Heath, the Common Heath, the Berry-bearing Hectic Fever Hedge Hedge-hog Hedge-hyssop Hedge-mustard Hellebore Helme Hemlock, the Common Hemlock, the Lesser Hemlock, the Water Hemlock, the Long-leaved Hemp Hen Hen-bane Hen-bit	Hen-harrier Hen-mould-soil Hentings Hepar Sulphuris Hepatic Aloe Hep-tree Herb Herbal Herb-Bennet Herb-Christopher Herb-Gerard Herb-Paris Herb-Robert Herb-Twopence Heron Herring Hessian Fly Hiccough Hide Hide-bound Highway Hoarseness Hoe (with three Cuts) Hoeing Hog	Hog's Fennel Hogs-head Hog-weed Holly Hollyhock Honesty Honewort Honey Honey-dew Honey-suckle Honey-suckle, the Dwarf Hoof Hoof-boney Hoof-bound Hoof-brittle Hoof-casting Hoof-hurt Hooping-cough Hop Hop-trefoil Horehound, the White Horehound, the Black Horehound, the Water Horn Horn-beam

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