76 THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. 
Madder. Calumny. 
Thou shall not scape detraction.— Shcikespeave. 
Magnolia . Love of Nature. 
O for a lodge in some vast wilderness.— Cowpcr. 
Magnolia, Swamp. Perseverance. 
Smallest helps if rightly given, 
Make the impulse stronger.—C. Mackay. 
Mallow ... 
To err 
s human, to forgive divine.— Pope. 
Mildness. 
Mallow, Marsh. Beneficence. 
Reflect that life, like ev’ry other blessing, 
Derives its value from its use alone. — Dk, JoJitisoti, 
Mallow, Syrian . Consumed by love. 
Trust me truly that I shall die, soon after ye begone, 
For in my mind, of all mankind, I love but you alone. 
Mallow, Venetian . Delicate beauty. 
So sweet a face, such angel grace, 
In all that land had never been.— "Fcnnyson, 
Manchineal Tree. Falsehood. 
Falsehood and fraud shoot up in every soil. 
The product of all Addison. 
^1-d.ndialce ... ,,, ... ,,, ,,, Llorror. 
How custom steels the human breast. 
To deeds that nature’s thoughts detest !—y. Scott. 
