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Clover, Red. — Free I came into the world, and free I 
v/ill remain. 
Clover Lea f. — Previous token of future bliss. 
Coriander.— Yow are heartily welcome. 
Cffrn . — The crude shell often conceals a soft kernel. 
Give me the key to your heart. 
Groicfoot . — I am -at home everywhere. 
Crane's Bill. — Be patient and you will succeed. 
Crocus. — ] will consider. 
Currant, Black — Be silent. • 
Currant Sprig. — Love fills my heart. 
Cypress. — When death shall stop the beating of my liv- 
ing heart, will you oiler a tear upon my grave ? 
Daffodil. — Be happy till life’s winter. 
Dahlia. — Dare I approach you, proud onel 
Daisy. — I love you so very dearly. 
Daisy, Ox-eye. — Be modest, sigh and endure, a glori- 
ous end awaits you. 
Dandelion. — Do not intimidate me. 
Dock. — Do not mention little misfortunes. 
Dogvjuod. — Your look is killing. 
Dropicart. — I cannot love you, but you have my esteem. 
Egg Plant. — The more I gaze upon you, the more 
your beauty confounds me. 
Elder {nigra). — Will your love ever make me as happy 
as now I 
Elder {laciviata) — I am wholly yours. 
Elder Leaff. — You misjudge me. ' 
Elm. — Be of good cheer. 
Endive. — What other choice have 1 1 
Evergreen. — Believe me, 1 am ever devoted -to you. 
Everlasting. — True love is imperishable. 
Fern. — It is but mouth to mouth and breast to breast, 
that makes us feel life’s pleasure fully. 
Fig Pree. — 0 hear me, but — in secret only. 
Flo,x Blossom. — Fou wear the color of constancy ; can 
you love faithfully too'l 
Flower de luce. — Love braves all dangers. 
Forget-me-not. — Let my picture dwell in your bossom 
forever. 
Fox Glove. — The favor of woman is like a fair day j 
you have to wait for it. 
Fox ToAl. — We are watched. 
Garlick. — I cannot endure you. 
Gentian. — iMy heart’s gratitude. 
Geranium. — I must see you and speak with you, but 
secretly. 
Geranium, Lemon. — Do you feel nothing for rnel 
Gilly Flovrer, Red. — Let us make use of this very day; 
for to-morrow may be lost. 
Gidy Flovjer, White. — Have compassion with my love. 
Gidy Flower, Violet.— Eex us make up. 
Gooseberry. — Cease, my heart bleeds. 
Gourd. — With you, and at home in your heart, I will 
gladly forget all the world. 
Grass. — A kiss— I pray you. 
HoACthorn . — Your charms are irresistable. 
Heath. — When forest and mountain and wave pass 
away you will find your loved one again. 
Heliotrope. — My heart seeks you everywhere. 
Hemlock. — The covenant of pure love withstood the 
power of death. 
iTaZZy.— Happy are they who love and are loved. I 
Honeysuckle, English.— Doxihi my love no longer. 
Honeysuckle, Wdd,. — I teel it, cold-hearted one! you 
have forgotten me. 
Hop. — With art and longing. I am endeavoring to get j 
you into the prison of love. I 
Horse Mint. — Shun not this flame ; it lights our star of 
iOrtune. 
Hyacinth. — My opinion of you is not unfavorable. 
Hydrangea. — Think of those happy hours that are past. 
Immortal. Yellow. — The sweet band that gently links 
hand to hand shall not fade. 
Immortal, Red. — No earthly care and grief can ever 
shake my faith. 
Iris. — Say, why do you disturb the peace of my heart t 
I Iris, Variegated. — The weak heart is incapable of resist- 
j ing your victorious eyes. 
I /l'i/. — W hat I have chosen I will retain, 
j Ivy Sprig.— Yiy love is eternal, 
j Japqnica. — Great is the Lord. 
I Jasmine . — Be content with the assurance of my friend- 
i ship. 
j Jonquil.— compasion^on my love, 
j Juniper — At the hour of midnight you shall have a ver- 
j bal answer. 
I Larkspur. — All ancient faith and laws no longer exist, 
i Lavender. — I do not comprehend you. 
j Lemon Leaf. — God bless you. 
I Lily, Field. — VvTien shall love dye your cheeks'? 
j Lily, Water.— pure in heart. 
LUv of the Valley . — I have long loved you in secrecy. 
Linden Blossom. — Do you comprehend me '? 
Linden Leaf. — Am 1 seeking your love in vain '? 
Liverioort — Your tender look gave you to me. 
Lobelia.— Yom noble pride lifts you overall. 
Lupine.— Ltx. me not sigh in vain. 
Lvchnis. — Do not manifest your tenderness so openly. 
Madder. — Everything depends upon the preservation 
of yourself. 
Malva —Yonx indifference kills me. 
Marigold. — Sweet maiden, let us strive to reach the 
haven of quiet bliss ; if we journey on with too much cau- 
tion, care and want only will overtake us. 
Marjoraw .—^ay, do you hate the men I 
Mignonette. — Not beauty, but gentleness, is the choice 
of my heart. 
MdkwGrt.—T)o not forget, love, that my affections for 
you were as pure as it is possible for mortals to manifest 
them 
Mimosa. — Touch me not, or I am lost to you. 
Mint. Be constant ! The reward of love is sweet. 
Mullein. — Your hand and your heart — and I will scorn 
all the riches of the world. 
Myrtle. — If a Paradise is found here below, it is where 
you are. 
Narcissus, White.— Bow can you he so cruel '? 
Narcissus, Yelloiv. — Your associates look upon you with 
envious eyes. 
Nettle, Burniug —Take care, I am a maiden. 
Ni'dit- Shade.- Happy hours are the fruits of sincerelove. 
Oak L£'(7/.— Maiden fair! make me happy, though 
laurels do not wreathe my brow. 
Oleauder.—'S o\x charm me. 
Orange Dca/.— S urround me with the glory of love. 
Orange Flower. — 1 am unable to poitray the strength 
of my love. 
Oxtip . — Believe me, love ! I, too, am in the possession 
of tender feelings. 
Palm Lcrv/.— Peace and happiness shall be ours. 
Pansy — Why do you lejoice at the misery of my heart? 
Parsley — Modesty recommends you. 
Passion T’ZotL-er.— Endure— love— hope. 
Pea Blossom —Why may 1 not gratefully embrace you ? 
Peach Blossoms.— Yom beauty makes me your prisoner. 
Pepper, —Afflictions strengthen love. 
Penw/inkle —My farewell is drowned in tears. 
Pink. — Genile, loving and true as gold. 
Pink, Indian.— Yo\x are so very fair. 
Pink, China . — I am lost to you. 
Pink, Double Longing for you consumes me. 
Pink, Mountain.— Be not so puffed up, you might 
burst. 
