THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. 
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Walnut . Intellect. Stratagem. 
And in thy worde use constancie, 
To make thy bonds advisedly.— Ladder to Thrift. 
Wall-flower. Fidelity in adversity. 
The worldling prospers, laying up, 
The Christian, laying out.— Hart. 
Water Lily. Purity of heart. 
Water Melon . Bulkiness. 
Wax Plant . Susceptibility. 
I sought to weep for imaged woes. 
Nor real life believed a tragic tale.— J. Logan. 
Wheat Stalk . FicJies. 
Every man will be thy friend. 
Whilst thou hast wherewith to spend.— R. Barnfield. 
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There is no hope of all our toil; 
There is no fruit from such a soil.— Harrington. 
Anger. 
White Jas mine. A miahleness. 
• A countenance in which did meet 
Sweet records, promises as sweet.— Wordsworth. 
White Lily. Purity and modesty, j 
What though on her cheek the rose loses its hue, ] 
Her wit and good humour bloom all the year through.— i 
E. Moore. 
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