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That honor goes to a tree that my co-workers and I have studied for years: the quaking aspen, a common tree that dapples many mountains of North America.— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
Ingredients include natural flower remedies such as aspen, mimulus and rock rose.
Ten seconds more The outlaw was as pale as death The bandages around his head added to the look of unutterable woe upon his haggard face He trembled like an aspen, and burst into a cold, clammy perspiration, and was breathing heavily Jack glanced up from his watch Time's up!"— Jack Wright and His Electric Stage; or, Leagued Against the James Boys
Mariano drank in all that they said with youthful avidity, and the little old lady's mouth rippled responsive, like the aspen leaf to the breeze; while Lucien and Juliet, thus left to themselves, had no other resource than to entertain each other as best they could Then the adieux were said, the voyagers went down to the port, embarked on board their good ship--a trim-built schooner--and set sail with a fair wind I wish I saw them all safe back again!"— The Pirate City An Algerine Tale

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