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THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. 
Constancy. 
Consumed by love . 
Contentment . 
Could you bear poverty ? 
Counterfeit. 
Courage. 
Crime ...... 
Cure. 
Cure for heartache . 
Curiosity ...... 
Danger . 
Dangerous pleasures 
Death ...... 
Death preferable to loss of innocence. 
Deceit .. 
Deceit. 
Deceit. 
Deceit. 
Deceitful charms . 
Deception. 
Declaration of love . 
Decrease of love . . . . 
Deformed. 
Dejection. 
Delay. 
Delicacy ...... 
Delicacy. 
Depart. 
Desire to please . . . . 
Despair. 
Despair not, God is everywhere 
Despondency . 
Devotion, or, I turn to thee 
Dexterity. 
Difficulty. 
Dignity. 
Dignity. 
Disappointment . . . . 
Disdain. 
Disdain. 
Disgust. 
Dissension . 
Distinction. 
Distrust. 
Divine beauty. 
Docility. 
Domestic industry . 
Domestic virtue . . . . 
Do not despise my poverty 
Do not refuse me . . . . 
Doubt . . 
Bluebell. 
Syrian Mallow. 
Hoyabella. 
Browallia Jamisonii. 
Mock Orange. 
Black Poplar. 
Tamarisk. 
Balm of Gilead. 
Swa llow-wort. 
Sycamore. 
Rhododendron. Roscbay. 
Tuberose . 
Cypress. 
White Rose (dried). 
Apocynum. 
White Flytrap. 
Dogsbane. 
Geraniu?n. 
Thorn Apple. 
White Cherry Tree. 
Red Tulip. 
Yellow Rose. 
Begonia. 
Lichen. 
Eupatorium. 
Bluebottle. Centaury. 
Cornflower. 
Dandelion Seeds in the ball. 
Mezereon. 
Cypress. 
White Julienne. 
Humble Plant. 
Peruvian Heliotrope. 
Sweet William. 
Blackthorn. 
Cloves. 
Laurel-leaved Magnolia. 
Carolina Syringa. 
Yellow Carnation. 
Rue. 
Frog Ophrys. 
Pride of China. 
Cardinal Flower. 
Lavender. 
American Cowslip. 
Rush. 
Flax. 
Sage. 
Shepherd's Purse. 
Eschscholtzia, or Carrot Flower 
Apricot Blossom. 
