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THE LANGUAGE OE FLOWERS. 
I am very angry with you. 
I have just remembered. 
Second thoughts are best. 
I agree to it. 
I am foolishly anxious ...... 
Will you grant me an interview ? . . 
How dare you !. 
Vou are a miser. 
Be prudent. 
Be warned in time—Beware ! . . . . 
Be mine.. . 
You are betrayed. 
Beware!.. . 
Beware of a false friend . ... . 
I am in bonds .. 
You boast. 
Call me not beautiful . 
It is a calumny. 
Beware of slander. 
Be merry . 
Come down to me . 
Be comforted.. 
Could you bear poverty ? ...... 
Do not fear. 
You are in danger. 
It is a dangerous pleasure. 
Your friend is deceitful. 
Stop—Wait. 
Depart. 
I desire to please you. 
Despair not; God is everywhere . „ . 
It is difficult. 
I am disappointed. 
You have my disdain. 
You are a good little housewife . . . 
Will you be a domestic wife ? . . . . 
Do not despise my poverty. 
Do not refuse me. . 
I doubt you.. . . 
I envy you. . 
You are mistaken. . 
I can give you esteem ; not love « . . 
I expect you. 
Forget me. 
I hope you may prosper .. 
A sprig of Furze. 
China Aster. 
China Aster. 
A Straw. 
Red Columbine. 
Pimpernel. 
A sprig of Larch. 
Scarlet Auricida. 
Ziphion Spinosum. 
Echites—also Purpurea. 
Four-leaved Clover. 
White Catchfly. 
Oleander. 
Francisca Latifolia. 
Convolvulus {dead) if in 
prison; living,if of love. 
Hydrangea. 
Rose unique. 
Llellebore. 
Oleander and Hellebore. 
Yellow Crocuses. 
Jacob's Ladder. 
Scarlet Geranium. 
Browallia Jamisonii. 
Poplar leaves. 
Rhododendron. 
Tuberose. 
Lvy and Dogsbane. 
Eupatorium. 
Dandelion puff-ball. 
Mezereon. 
White Julienne. 
Blackthorn. 
Carolina Syringa. 
Rue, or Yellow Carnation. 
Flax, and Thrift. 
Flax and Lloneysuckle. 
Shepherd's Purse. 
Eschscholtzia. 
Apricot blossom. 
The Bramble. 
Bee Orchis or Fly Orchis 
Spider Wort and Straw¬ 
berry tree. 
Anemone. 
Moonwort , 
Flowering Almond, and 
Beech leaves. 
