APRIL 25 
Fennel 
Worthy all praise. 
Nature did her so much right 
As she scorns the help of art; 
In as many virtues dight 
As e’er yet embraced a heart. 
So much good so truly tried, 
Some for less were deified. 
y/lLLIAM ^ROWKE, 
APRIL 26 
Flax 
.—. Domestic industry. 
Seek to be good, but aim not to be great; 
A-woman’s noblest station is retreat; 
Her fairest virtues fly from public sight; 
Domestic worth—that shuns too strong a light. 
J.ORD JfiYTTLETON. 
What happiness the rural maid attends, 
In cheerful labour while each day she spends, 
pAY. 
. APRIL 27 ...* 
Flower-of-an-Hour . Trifling beauty. 
Trust not too much to that enchanting face; 
Beauty’s a charm, but soon the charm will pass. 
P RYDER. 
Love built on beauty, soon as beauty dies; 
Choose this face, changed by no difformities. 
Ponne. 
