The Language of Flowers. 
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JFtofaers. 
Ivy, Sprig of, with tendrils 
Jacob's Ladder 
Japan Rose 
Jasmine, White 
Do., Cape ... 
Do., Carolina 
Do., Indian 
Do., Spanish 
Do., Yellow 
Jonquil ... 
Judas Tree 
Juniper ... 
Justicia. 
Kennedia . 
Kingcup 
Laburnum . 
Lady’s Slipper. 
Do. Smock ... 
Lagerstrsemia, Indian... 
Lantana ... 
Lapageria Rosea 
Larch 
Larkspur . 
Do., Pink ... 
Do., Purple 
Laurel, or Bay Tree ... 
Do., Common, in flower 
Laurel-leaved Magnolia 
Laurestine . 
Lavender 
Leaves, Dead ... 
Lemon ... 
Leschenaultia Splendens 
Lesser Celandine 
Lettuce ... 
Lichen ... 
Lilac 
Do., Field 
Do., Purple . 
Do., White 
Lily, Day 
Do., White 
Do., Yellow 
Lily of the Valley 
Lime, or Linden 
Ling . 
Liverwort 
Lobelia... 
Locust Tree, Green 
London Pride ... 
Lote Tree 
Lotus 
Do. Leaf 
Love in a mist ... 
Love lies bleeding 
Lucern ... 
Lupine ... 
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S'enthnmts. 
Assiduous to please. 
June — July ... 
All summer ... 
June, October 
May — July ... 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
J uly — September 
April, May ... 
M ay 
Do. 
July 
July, August 
May 
May 
June 
April 
Juiy 
June 
May 
March 
June 
Do. 
July 
April, May ... 
Do. 
July 
December 
J uly — September 
June 
Do. 
May — July ... 
June ' ... 
April, May ... 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
May—July ... 
June 
Do. 
May 
July 
April 
August, September 
May 
June 
Do. 
] une — August 
J une — September 
J uly — N ovember 
Tuly, August 
June 
May, June ... 
Come down. 
Beauty is your only attraction. 
Amiability. 
Transport of joy. 
Separation. 
Attachment. 
Sensuality. 
Grace and elegance. 
I desire a return of affection. 
Betrayal; unbelief. 
Succour ; protection ; asylum. 
Perfection of female loveliness. 
Mental beauty. 
Desire of riches. 
Forsaken ; pensive beauty. 
Capricious beauty; win me and wear me. 
Quiet my heart. 
Eloquence. 
Rigour. 
There is no unalloyed good. 
Audacity; boldness. 
Lightness ; levity. 
Fickleness. 
Haughtiness. 
Glory. 
Perfidy. 
Dignity. 
A token ; I die if neglected. 
Distrust ; assiduity. 
Melancholy. 
Zest ; fidelity. 
You are charming. 
Prodigality. 
Cold-heartedness. 
Dejection ; solitude. 
Forsaken. 
Humility. 
First emotions of love. 
Youthful innocence. 
Coquetry; emblem of France. 
Purity ; sweetness. 
Falsehood ; gaiety. [sweetness. 
Return of happiness ; unconscious 
Conjugal Love. 
Solitude. 
Confidence. 
Malevolence; arrogance. 
Affection beyond the grave. 
Frivolity. 
Concord. 
Eloquence ; estranged love ; silence. 
Recantation. 
Perplexity. 
Hopeless ; not heartless. 
Life. 
Voraciousness ; imagination. 
