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Taberoie. —5ul^ 23r& — Dangerous Pleaatire& 
The tube-rose, with her silvery light, 
That in the gardens of Malay 
Is called the Mistress of the Night.— RIoore. 
Bellflower. — 24tb — Rustic Beauty. 
Mark you the delicate bells of that flower, 
Pendent so freely on sensitive threads ; 
You'd fancy they’re made to tell forth the hour 
When fairies may quit their moss-coverc-d beds. 
Tyas. 
Bweet Pea. — 25tb — Delicate Pleasures 
The pea is but a wanton witch. 
In too much haste to wed. 
And clasps her rings on every hand. 
Hood. 
Jasmine. — 26tb — AmlalilUty. 
My slight and slender jasmine-tree. 
That bloomest on my border tower. 
Thou art more dearly loved by me 
Than all the wealth of fairy bower. 
Lord Morpeth. 
Lavender. — 27tb — Distrust. 
The purple flowering head 
Of fragrant lavender.— Dodsley. 
Elder. \ _Ofith_ / Zealousness. 
Lily of the Valley. / \ Return of Happlnesa 
Then seek the bank where flowering elders crowd, 
Where scattered wild the lily of the vale 
Its balmy essence breathes.— Thomson. 
