10. *T:-were &■ #1X* .tipusaj ©to.. 
Bal^reSF'^rfC oiili suggest the following general ftrrpr,fM»stf 
24., -mil agnatic plants , or larger terrestrial plants with 
palmately veined leavao*or iesyos elustered' at the ground* 
aiXimOB FAMIW, Stfcr-’y^ver'-rith tendrils. N 
■ Mtc ; -Parly osstitfcrega, eta. ---— ~~2J 
T oilg jw t *3 aIdea 2 a: -.ifra-go * 
Wild Black Ctawtsat 
Ora oa: •*2waiap Saaelfttge 
Smooth CtooMherry 
©ginning with 24 1 will ©all attention to -punctuation Gncl 
capitalisation fey an&iug a srcpef*) opposite the line at the 
left, fate refers to changes of the type illustrates fey 
17 and IS .shove. Ho mark otter then the ©rose will fee no,a@ 
. l*e change ualeea some thing special. 
2f fetter ,v;.i_fegr)tfor4 ’Ink under ;: iceddiah u 
Beginning witli Ss einor oorraetione have feeen mke on the a*nv 
with a soft nenoll 
fKero ilT'oniy’one’ 
Ho* 
45. 
If-.la defect osn fee overcome, profeafely 
fey miring the following change In -*og 
4.4, Petals yellow 
44, 46, and 46. 
44, 
Petals not 
1 * » V * « 
-ellow 
* * » * s 
***•>* 
* # * ■ * 4 * 
45 
46 
45, Hhmfee with spicy feark. flowers in early soring 
LAUEF.L FAMXlf etc. 
45, Low,somewhat woody farfec. Xcwer leaves usually opposite 
H00IS0S1 FAPILY ' 
frost weed 
Hutsohia 
2ti 45, low hertrs with fleshy leave a 
P8RSSJ1E XIAfXliT 
Common turslane 
QRPI1S fiaUMT 
Mossy Stoneorop 
45., Low, somewhat woody herfcc. jaKraaadtesaa# flowers scattered* 
Juice not milky 
aoOKBOSF. 3PAMI1? ' 
Croon:** large finwoed 
46, fallerT^TowerB la tuafeele. Juice milky, 
r.imm'W FAMILY 
Orange:-Butterfly-weed 
Cruema h: HBfeorled i filkwead 
