256 The Language of Floivers. 
JHotoers. 
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Xeranthemum ... 
July. 
Cheerfulness under adversity. 
Yarrow . 
August 
War. 
Yellow Carnation 
Summer 
Disdain. 
Yellow Day-lily 
Do. 
Coquetry. 
Yellow Gentian 
June, July . 
Ingratitude. 
Yellow Iris 
July. 
Flame of love. 
Yellow Jasmine 
July—September 
Grace and elegance. 
Yellow Lily 
Summer 
Falsehood ; Gaiety. 
Yellow Rose 
Do. 
Infidelity. 
Yellow Violet . 
Spring and autumn ... 
Rustic happiness. 
Yew 
February 
Sadness ; mourning. 
Zephyr Flower, or Anemone 
March — May 
Expectation ; sickness. 
Zinnia 
June, July 
Thoughts of absent friends. 
PART II. 
SENTIMENTS, AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVE FLOWERS. 
Sentiments. 
Absence . 
Do.,* impatient of ... 
Acidity 
Acknowledgment 
Activity ... 
Acute sorrow 
Admiration . 
Adoration 
Adorer, your devoted ... 
Adroitness 
Adulation . 
Adversity, cheerfulness 
under 
Do., 
energy in 
Do., 
fidelity in 
Do., 
hope in 
Do., 
Advice 
solace in 
Affectation . 
Affection. 
Do., 
beyondthe grave 
Do., 
bonds of 
Do., 
enduring 
Do., 
generous and de¬ 
voted 
Do., 
I desire a return 
of . 
Do., 
maternal 
Do., 
wealth of true 
jflobjers. 
Wormwood. 
Corchorus. 
Bullace Tree. 
Canterbury Bell. 
Thyme. 
Aloe. 
Amethyst. 
Cedar Deodora. 
Dwarf Sunflower. 
Spider Ophrys. 
Cacalia. 
Chinese Chrysanthemum. 
Camomile. 
Wall-flower. 
Spruce Pine. 
Evergreen Thorn. 
Rhubarb. 
Amaranth, or Cockscomb; 
Morning Glory. 
Pear ; Mossy Saxifrage. 
Green Locust Tree. 
Stock, or Gillyflower. 
Whin. 
Honeysuckle. 
Jonquil. 
Cinquefoil. 
Night-blooming Cereus. 
Sentiments. 
Afterthought 
Age . 
Agitation 
Alas ! for my poor heart 
Always delightful 
Always lovely 
Ambassador of love 
Ambition 
Amiability 
Amiableness 
Amusements, frivolous . 
Animosity 
Anticipation 
Antidote, my 
Anxiety, relieve my 
Anxious and trembling . 
Architecture 
Ardour... 
Argument 
Armed, ready 
Arrogance 
Artifice 
Arts, the fine 
Aspiring. 
Assiduity 
Assiduous to please 
JH oiners. 
Catesby’s Starwort ; 
Michaelmas Daisy; 
Starwort. 
Guelder Rose. 
Quaker Grass ; Sainfoin. 
Deep-red Carnation. 
Cineraria. 
Indian Double Pink. 
Cabbage Rose. 
Hollyhock. 
White Jasmine. 
White Rose. 
Bladder Senna. 
St. John's Wort. 
Gooseberry. 
White Poppy. 
Christmas Rose. 
Red Columbine. 
Candytuft. 
Arum ; Cuckoo-fruit ; 
Wake Robin. 
Fig. 
Gladioli. • 
Lobelia. 
Acanthus; Virgin’s Bower 
Acanthus. 
Mountain Pink ; Cam¬ 
panula. 
Lavender. 
Withered tendrils of Ivy 
