
We quote the following Notice of the “ SeEnrimEN?T 









oF FLowers,” from the Literary Gazette, of Jan. 16, 
1836.—‘* A charming little book, from Madame de 
la Tour’s Langage des Fleurs, in which all that was 
eligible for English readers in that popular ‘ome is 
preserved and translated, all that might be objection- 
able omitted, and much is added of the translator’s 
original matter, which considerably enhances the 
attraction of the whole. With a dozen of sweet floral | 
eoioured plates, it is precisely the thing for a fair 
lady’s boudoir.” 

