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In the Middle Ages, versatile THYME was used for energy, courage, strength, happiness, and as a cure for nightmares. What pick-me-up do you enjoy? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, CARDAMOM would have been considered the original Love Potion Number 9, an aphrodisiac! Do you eat in bed? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, ROSEMARY was considered a remedy for headache, stomach upset, bruises, memory problems, and even moths. Do you cook with rosemary? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, LADY'S MANTLE was thought to relieve insect bites. What insects have taken a bite out of you? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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It's a record! LAIRD OF STEEL is #6 in the whole Amazon store. There's still time to get your FREE copy! bit.ly/LST4Kindle

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Wow, thank you, dear readers! Only halfway through the day, and my #FreeBook is #13 in the Amazon store! bit.ly/LST4Kindle

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In the Middle Ages, the POPPY was used to cure insomnia (no doubt!). 🏴‍☠️ The poppy is my state flower. Do you know yours? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, toxic CUCKOOPINT was considered a complexion whitener. 🏴‍☠️ Do you use sunscreen? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, mucilagenous (slimy) CLARY seeds were dropped into the eye to retrieve irritants. What's your secret for getting things out of your eye? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, the seeds of DILL were sprinkled in knights' wounds to speed their healing. How do you treat cuts? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, NUTMEG was used for fever. What's your favorite remedy for fever? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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In the Middle Ages, COWSLIP was a headache remedy. What's your best cure for a headache? I'm giving away an Autographed 1st Edition Paperback & Swag each week in May! Click here to vie for the prize: www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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PALFREY - What does it mean? A) The bell tower of a church B) A woman's horse C) Of little importance YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: EFTSOONS = A) Soon after TODAY'S ANSWER: PALFREY = B) A woman's horse

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EFTSOONS - What does it mean? A) Soon after B) Woolen stockings C) Gargoyles on castles YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: CORONACH = C) A Celtic funeral song

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CORONACH - What does it mean? A) A jeweled crown B) The highest mountain in Scotland C) A Celtic funeral song YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: COIF = B) A close-fitting headpiece

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COIF - What does it mean? A) A sickness with fever B) A close-fitting headpiece C) To drink all at once Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: SHAWM = C) A wind instrument

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SHAWM - What does it mean? A) A beggar B) A short cloak C) A wind instrument Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: PATTENS = B) Wooden shoe platforms

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PATTENS - What does it mean? A) Baby hedgehogs B) Wooden shoe platforms C) Small apple pastries Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: HAUBERK = A) A shirt of chain mail

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HAUBERK - What does it mean? A) A shirt of chain mail B) The yoke of an ox C) An army commander Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: FLETCHER = C) A maker of bows and arrows

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When they say "indict" or "impeach" or "hold in contempt," all I hear is "scold." #DoSomethingNow

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FLETCHER - What does it mean? A) A trainer of hunting hawks B) A servant who plucks chickens C) A maker of bows and arrows Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) A spike strip for horses

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CALTROP - What does it mean? A) A steel helmet B) A spike strip for horses C) A woman of ill repute Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: C) A padded jacket

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AKETON - What does it mean? A) A spiked weapon B) A drink made from heather C) A padded jacket Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) Predicting the future

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AUGURY - What does it mean? A) A tool shop B) Predicting the future C) A stable for falcons Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) A bridge toll

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PONTAGE - What does it mean? A) A bridge toll B) Ballast on a ship C) Fees owed to the Pope Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) An endearment meaning dove

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CULVER - What does it mean? A) A ditch beside a field B) An endearment meaning dove C) A brickmaker Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) Fine white bread

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PANDEMAIN - What does it mean? A) Fine white bread B) Plate armor for the knee C) A type of song Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) A small stool used in church

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FALDSTOOL - What does it mean? A) The first medieval playwright B) A small stool used in church C) A wild mushroom Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) Disturbing the peace

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BRICE - What does it mean? A) Disturbing the peace B) The first Celtic king C) A blue color used in heraldry Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) A warm milk drink

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CAUDLE - What does it mean? A) To spoil B) A warm milk drink C) A type of headwear Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: C) Grappling hook

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HARPAX - What does it mean? A) Musical instrument B) Whale meat C) Grappling hook Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) A traveling merchant

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CHAPMAN - What does it mean? A) A traveling merchant B) A church official C) A crafter of riding breeches Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) To flatter

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BLANDISH - What does it mean? A) A white pudding B) To flatter C) A light brown hair color Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: C) A coward

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CAITIFF - What does it mean? A) A hunting hound B) The Irish form of Catherine C) A coward Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) A tax paid in lieu of military service

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SCUTAGE - What does it mean? A) An empty area of land between two parcels B) A tax paid in lieu of military service C) The very bottom of a ship Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) To go quickly

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HIE - What does it mean? A) To go quickly B) An informal greeting C) To cut hay Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: C) To transfer land for service

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ENFEOFF - What does it mean? A) To bewitch B) To enclose a field for planting C) To transfer land for service Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) A Scottish ship

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BIRLINN - What does it mean? A) A tree used for making bows B) A Scottish ship C) The ruling clan of Ireland Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) A person who illustrates manuscripts

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LIMNER - What does it mean? A) A person who illustrates manuscripts B) A fruit used in pies C) A wood gatherer Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: C) Brave

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DOUGHTY - What does it mean? A) A baker's assistant B) A beard style C) Brave Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) Payment to a victim

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WERGILD - What does it mean? A) Payment to a victim B) Fictional beast that was half-wolf C) Another name for a goldsmith Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: B) A wolf hunter

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LUPARIUS - What does it mean? A) The Roman Emperor who ruled England B) A wolf hunter C) A stand for holding multiple candles Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give... YESTERDAY'S ANSWER: A) A person who delivers charity to the poor

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ALMONER - What does it mean? A) A person who delivers charity to the poor B) A person from the Saxon region of Almon C) A person who harvests almonds Enter my April giveaway for a Surprise Signed First Edition Paperback! www.glynnis.net/monthly-give...

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