3°4 
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. 
I shall not survive you 
I surmount difficulties 
I watch over you . 
I weep for you . ... . 
I will think of it 
l will think of it, or hope . 
I wound to heal . . . . 
If you love me, you will find it out . 
Idleness ...... 
Ill-nature. 
Ill-natured beauty . . 
Imagination. 
Immortality. 
Impatience. 
Impatient of absence 
Impatient resolves . 
Imperfection . 
Importunity. 
Inconstancy. 
Incorruptible. 
Independence . 
Independence . 
Independence . . . . . 
Indifference. 
Indifference. 
Indifference. 
Indifference. 
Indiscretion. 
Indolence. 
Industry. 
Industry, Domestic . . . . 
Ingeniousness. 
Ingenuity .. 
Ingenuous simplicity 
Ingratitude. 
Innocence . 
Insincerity. 
Insinuation. 
Inspiration. 
Instability. 
Intellect. 
Intoxication. 
Irony. 
Jealousy . 
Jealousy. 
lest. 
Joy. 
Joys to coine. 
Justice ...... 
Justice shall be done to you 
Black Mulberry. 
Mistletoe. 
Mountain Ash. 
Purple Verbena. 
Single China Aster. 
Wild Daisy. 
Eglantine. Sweelbna/. 
Maiden Blush Rose. 
Mesembryanthemum. 
Crab Blossom. 
Citron. 
Lupine. 
Globe Amaranth. 
Yellow Balsam. 
Cor chorus. 
Red Balsam. 
Henbane. 
Burdock. 
Evening Primrose. 
Cedar of Lebanon. 
Common Thistle. 
Wild Plum Tree. 
White Oak. 
Ever-flowering Candytuft. 
Mustard Seed. 
Pigeon Berry. 
Senvy. 
Split Reed. 
Mittraria Coccinea. 
Red Clover. 
Flax. 
White Pink. 
Pencilled Geranium. 
Mouse-eared Chickweed. 
Crowfoot. 
Daisy. 
Foxglove. 
Great Bindweed. 
Angelica. 
Dahlia. 
Walnut. 
Vine. 
Sardony. 
French Marigold. 
Yellow Rose. 
Southernwood. 
Wood Sorrel. 
Lesser Celandine. 
Rudbeckia. 
Coltsfoot, or Sweet-scented Tus 
silage. 
