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THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. 
Rose, Red. 
Rose, Single „ 
Rose, Thornless 
Rose Unique .... 
Rose, White .... 
Rose, White (withered) 
Rose, Yellow .... 
Rose, York and Lancaster 
Rose, Full-blown, placed over 
two Buds .... 
Rose, White and Red together . 
Roses, Crown of 
Rosebud, Red . 
Rosebud, White 
Rosebud, Moss . 
Rose Leaf . 
Rosemary . 
Rudbeckia 
Rue ...... 
Rush. 
Rye Grass. 
Saffron . 
Saffron Crocus . 
Saffron, Meadow 
Sage. 
Sage, Garden . 
Sainfoin . 
Saint John's Wort 
Salvia, Blue . . . . 
Salvia, Red . . . . 
Saxifrage, Mossy 
Scabious . 
Scabious, Sweet 
Scarlet Lychnis 
Schinus. 
Scotch Fir. . 
Sensitive Plant . . . 
Senvy . 
Shamrock . ... . 
Shepherd’s Purse 
Siphocampylos . 
Snakesfoot . 
Snapdragon 
Snowball .... 
Snowdrop .... 
Sorrel .... 
Sorrel, Wild 
Sorrel, Wood . . . 
Southernwood . 
Spanish Jasmine 
Spearmint.... 
Love. 
Simplicity. 
Early attachment. 
Call me not beautiful. 
I am worthy of you. 
Transient impressions. 
Decrease of love. Jealousy 
War. 
Secrecy. 
Unity. 
Rewa rd of virtue. 
Pure and lovely. 
Girlhood. 
Confession of love. 
You may hope. 
Remembrance. 
Justice. 
Disdain. 
Docility. 
Changeable disposition. 
Beware of excess. 
Mirth. 
My happiest days are past. 
Domestic virtue. 
Esteem. 
Agitation. 
Animosity. 
Wisdom. 
Energy. 
Affection. 
Unfortunate love. 
Widowhood. 
Sunbeaming eyes. 
Religious enthusiasm. 
Elevation. 
Sensibility. 
Indifference. 
Light-heartedness. 
I offer you my all. 
Resolved to be noticed. 
Horror. 
Presumption, also “No." 
Bound. 
Hope. 
Affection. 
Wit ill-timed. 
Joy- 
Jest. Bantering. 
Sensuality. 
Warmth of sentiment. 
