Birken
birchen; birch.
Historical Examples
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
Exile Horace Brown Fyfe
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