THE CAI.END \R OF FLCRA. 269 



May V. 



XXV. * CHF.kRY, RiRD^ 463. Prunus /)/?J///. 

 Currants, blacky 456. R^bes nigrum. 

 Jack by the hedge, 293. Ery fimu . n alliaria. 

 Cicely, wihl^ 'lO-j .Q\\'^\:o'^hy\\nr[-) fylveftre. 

 Tulip, 1146. Jbl.Tulipa GV/z/m^/;/^/, 17^. 

 Milkwort, *2 87. Polygala vulgaris. 

 Lady's mantle, 158. Alchemilla i7//^^m« 

 ROCHE, 122. Cypriniis rutilus^ f^wjons, 

 Firft ear of rye. 

 xxvi. Saxifrage, '^e/to^, 364. 6. Saxifraga ^r^- 

 nulata. 

 Ivy aground., 243. Glechoma hederacra. 

 Goldilocks, 248. Ranunculus auricomus. 

 Pear tree, 452. Pyrus communis., 14. 

 xxvii. Celandine, greater^ 309. Cheiidonium 

 majns. 

 Cloud berries, 260. Rubus cham^morum. 

 Cat's foot, 181. Gnaphalium dioicum. 

 Crane's bill, 361. 18. Geranium fyl- 



vaticum. 

 Globe flower, 2 72.Trollius Europaus. 

 xxviii. Cuckow flower, 299. Cardamine^r^/^.^J. 

 While the ciickow flower blows., the falmon gees up 

 the rivers., and dragonfly comes forth. 



Thorn, black, ^62. Vrvwivu fpinof a., 10. 

 Cherry tree 463. Prunus cerafns., 10. 

 Plumb tree, 462.2,3. Prunus domeftica, 

 Peafe, zvood., 124.2. Orobus tuber ofus. 

 Plantain, hoary, 3I4-3' Plantago ;;?^(^i:.7. 



* While the bird cherry flower?, happens what isc:>] led the grey 

 weather, between the old ind new moon. I am indebted to Mr.So- 

 lander lor the interpret?tio i of this pafl'age : it is in the ori^-ii^al call- 

 td th<? plenilunium cornicu n, but ought to b^ re:id interlunium. 



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