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bloffom, two or three times, will caufe it 
to creep out ; but if it has quitted the 
bloffom, previous to the difcovery, it 
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fhould be carefully fought after and 
deflroyed, or it will continue its depreda¬ 
tions the fucceeding night; it will, how¬ 
ever, moft probably be found fkulking 
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fomewhere about the fame pot, but not 
further diflant than the next, or next 
but one, unlefs the fearch has been 
deferred too long. 
The flowers fhould be fufpended from 
the flicks by fmall pieces of fine elaflic 
brafs wire,* of unequal lengths, to fupport 
them in an eafy graceful manner, neither 
too near together nor remote from each 
other ; one end of the wire fhould be 
introduced into the flick, by means of a 
fmall awl, and there be fixed fufliciently 
tight to prevent its dropping out by the 
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