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Mints, wild.54 
Mosquitoes,.39 
Mulberries,.62 
Nettles, .46 
Night-blooming flowers, 95 
November woods, 113, 114 
Nut-hatch,.11 5 
Nuts in the nursery, . . 69 
“ “ autumn, . , .109 
Oaks, .27, 99 
Orchid, earliest ... .48 
“ last of the year . 99 
t( winter persisting 113 
Owl’s table manners, . 116 
Paulo wnia,.122 
Perfumes, wild . . . . 98 
Persimmon, . . . .107 
Pine barrens in winter, 
16, 123 
Pines,.39 
Pinkster flower, . . . 47 
Pipsissewa,.116 
Pokeweed, . . . . .104 
Preacher-in-the-pulpit, . 48 
Prickly pear, . . . .117 
Quaker ladies, . . . .37 
Rainy days outdoors, . .57 
Rattlesnake plantain, .113 
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River-side in spring, . .50 
t( (( flowers, . 50, 80 
Rose, musk.82 
Rose, wild . . . 59, 118 
Sassafras, . 112 
Skunk cabbage, 11 
Sleep of plants^ . . . .76 
Smells of crushed plants, 89 
Smilax,.17 
Sneezeweed, .... 104 
Soap by the road, . . .58 
Sounds of summer night, 90 
Spring beauty, . . . .26 
Spring heralds, . . . .22 
Star-of-Bethlehem, . . 49 
Sticktights, . , . .108 
Stoneroot, '. # # . 95 
Sugarberry,.106 
Sugar maple,.44 
Sumac for indoor adorn¬ 
ment, .122 
Swamp plants, . 96 
Sweet flag, . . ,50 
Thoroughwort, . 83 
Toad, Bufo the . . . .56 
Tobacco plant, . . 94 
Tree blossoms, . 42 
Trees, glory of spring 
foliage.43 
