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The Language of Flowers. 
Sentiments. 
Heartless, not .. 
Heartlessness 
Hermitage 
Hidden worth .. 
High-bred 
Holy wishes 
Honesty ... 
Hope . 
Do., you may 
Do., in adversity 
Hopes, extinguished 
Hopeless 
Horror 
Humanity 
Humility 
Hush 
jRofoers. 
... Love lies bleeding. 
... Hydrangea. 
... Milkvetch. 
... Coriander. 
... Pentstemon Azureum. 
... Plumbago Larpentoe. 
... Honesty. 
... Snowdrop ; Hawthorn ; 
White Thom ; Flower- 
in'g Almond. 
... Roseleaf. 
... Spruce Pine. 
... Convolvulus Major. 
... Love lies bleeding. 
... Creeping Cereus ; Man¬ 
drake ; Snakesfoot. 
... Marsh Mallow. 
... Broom ; Field Lilac. 
... Belladonna; Nightshade, 
or Bittersweet. 
I AM worthy of you 
I am your captive 
I have seen a lovely girl 
I love 
I offer you my all 
I offer you my fortune ... 
I partake your sentiments 
I surmount difficulties ... 
I shall not survive you ... 
I think of thee .,. 
I turn to thee 
I will think of it ... 
Idleness. 
If you love me, you will 
find it out 
Ill-nature 
Ill-natured beauty 
Imagination 
Immortality 
Impatience 
Impatient of absence ... 
Imperfection 
Importunity 
Impressions, transient ... 
I’m too happy ... 
Inconstancy 
Incorruptible 
Independence 
Indifference 
Indiscretion 
Indolence 
Industry ... 
Infidelity ... 
Ingeniousness 
Ingenuity 
White Rose. 
Peach. 
Tuberose. 
Red Chrysanthemum. 
Shepherd's Purse. 
Calceolaria. 
Double China Aster. 
Mistletoe. 
Black Mulberry Tree. 
White Clover. 
Heliotrope. 
Single China Aster. 
Fig Marigold ; Mesem- 
bryanthemum. 
Maiden-blush Rose. 
Crab Blossom. 
Citron. 
Lupine. [Daphne. 
Globe Amaranth ; 
Yellow Balsam. 
Corchorus. 
Henbane. 
Burdock; Fuller’s Teasel. 
White and withered Rose 
Cape Jasmine. 
Evening Primrose. 
Cedar of Lebanon. 
White Oak ; Wild Plum. 
Agnus Castus ; Ever- 
flowering Candy-tuft ; 
Mustard Seed ; Pigeon- 
berry. 
Common Almond ; Bul¬ 
rush ; Split Reed. 
Mitraria Coccinea. 
Red Clover. 
Yellow Rose. 
White Pink. 
Pencilled Geranium. 
•Sentfincntg. 
Ingenuous 
Ingratitude 
Injustice ... 
Innocence 
Do., youthful 
Insincerity 
Insinuation 
Inspiration 
Instability 
Intellect ... 
Intellectual excellence ... 
Interesting, deeply 
Intoxication 
Ireland, emblem of 
J EALOUSY . 
Test . 
Joy . 
Do., transport of 
Joys to come 
justice 
Do., do me 
Do., shall be done 
Do., shall be done you 
Do., you shall have ... 
Keep this for my sake ... 
Kindness, I feel your ... 
Kindness, frozen 
Knight-errantry 
Lamentation. 
Lasting love 
Lasting pleasure 
Let me go 
Levity 
Life 
Lightness 
Lightheartedness 
Lily, painting the 
Live for me 
Lively and pure love 
Looks freeze me, your ... 
Love 
Do., at first sight 
Do., chaste 
Do., concealed ... 
Do., confession of 
Do., declaration of 
Do., decrease of 
Do., first emotions of ... 
Do., for all seasons 
Do., happy 
Do,, heart ignorant of ... 
Do., hopeless 
Do., I . 
Do., is dangerous 
Do., lasting 
jflofoers. 
Mouse-eared Chickweed. 
Celery-leaved Crowsfoot ; 
Wild Ranunculus; Yel¬ 
low Gentian. 
Hop. 
Daisy. 
White Lilac. 
Foxglove. 
Bindweed. 
Angelica. 
Dahlia. 
Walnut. 
Venice Sumach. 
Siberian Crab. 
Vine. 
Shamrock. 
French Marigold ; Yellow 
Rose. 
Southernwood. 
Wood Sorrel. 
Cape Jasmine. 
Celandine. 
Rudbeckia. 
Chestnut. 
Coltsfoot. 
Sweet-scented Tussilage. 
Do. do. 
Veronica. 
Flax. 
Horehound. [hood. 
Helmet Flower; Monks- 
Aspen Tree. 
Chinese Primrose. 
Everlasting Pea. 
Butterfly Weed. 
Larkspur. 
Lucern. 
Larkspur. 
Shamrock. 
Daphne Odora. 
Arbor Vita;. 
Red Pink. 
Ice Plant (Ficoides). 
Myrtle Rose. 
Coreopsis Arkansa. 
Acacia. 
Motherwort. 
Moss Rosebud. 
Red Tulip ; Tulip Tree. 
Yellow Rose. 
Purple Lilac. 
Ulex, Furze, or Gorse. 
Bridal Rose. 
White Rosebud. 
Yellow Tulip. 
Red Chrysanthemum. 
Carolina Rose. 
Chinese Primrose. 
