THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. in 
Jonquil. CXLVII, 2; 1. Requited love. 
Judas-tree. XUVII, 34. Unbelief. 
Juniper. CXXXI,5; 1. I will protect thee. 
Ladies’-slipper. CXL, 14. Caprice. 
Lark-spur. 1,12. Fickleness. 
Laure. UXXVITII,10. O falsehood! treachery. 
Lavender. XCIII, 2. Owning her love, she sent him lavender. 
Lemon. XXXV,1;1. Discretion. [ Shaks. 
Lilac. CIV, 1. My first love. 
Lily (white). CUIII, 2; 4. Purity and sweetness. 
Lobelia. UXXVI,1;2. Away with your quackery. 
Locust (the green leaves). XUVII, 11;1. My heart is buried. 
Iupine. XUVII, 31; 1. Indignation. 
Magnolia grandiflora. I1,1; 4. Thou hast magnanimity. 
Magnolia glauca. I1,1; 1. He lives in fame who dies in vir- 
Marigold. UXXV, 61 and 35. Cruelty. [tue’s cause. 
Mignionette. XV,1; 2. Moral worth superior to beauty. 
Mirabilis. CIX. Timidity. 
Misletoe. UXX. Meanness. Indolence. 
Mock-orange. UXVI,9; 2. Deceit. I cannot trust thee. 
Monk’s-hood I, 13; 2. Deceit. Your words are poison. 
Myrtle (Myrtus). LL, 1. Love’s offering. 
Myrtle (Myrica). CXXVI,1. Thine is the beauty of holiness, 
Nigella. I,22; 1. love-in-a-mist. Perplexity. . 
Narcissus (Poet’s Tazetta). CXLVII, 2; 3,4. Hgotists are 
agreeable only to themselves. 
WNasturtion. XXIX. Honor to the brave. 
Nettle CXXX,5. Thou art a slanderer. 
Night-shade. XCIX,8; 2. Skepticism. 
Night-shade (Atropa). XCIX,9. Death. 
Oak. OCXXIV,1. Thou art honored above all. 
Oat. CLXI,30; 4. Thy music charms me. 
Oleander. CI,4. Beware. The better part of valor is discretion. 
Olive (or Ash). CIV,4. The emblem of peace. 
Orange flowers. XXXV,1; 3. Bridal festivity. 
Ox-eye Daisy. LXXV, 40. Be patient. 
Parsley. UXVII, 14. Thy presence is desired. 
Passion-flower. UVII. Let love to God precede all other love. 
Pea. XULVII,4. Grant me an interview. 
Peach blossom. XUVIII,4; 1. Preference. 
_Pennyroyal. XCIII, 18. Flee temptation. 
Paony. 1,21: 1. <A frown. 
Pepper. XCIX,7. Your wit is too keen for friendship. 
Periwinkle (vinca). CI, 3. - Remember the past. 
Phlox. XCVI, 1. Our souls are one. 
Pine (Balsam). CXXXI,2; 4. Time will cure: 
Pine (Pitch). CXXXI, 1; 5. Time and philosophy. 
Pine (Spruce). CXXXI, 2; 1-3. Farewell! 
Pine (White). CXXXI, 1. High-souled patriotism. 
