. Il linguaggio dei fiori: o, emblemi floreali di sentimenti, pensieri e sentimenti ... Lingua dei fiori. Cicorie. " Dio ha dato un potere kindlier alla favorita fiore di fragola, durante i mesi di primavera sono fuggiti, porterete qui cerchiamo di piegare la nostra passeggiata ; in agguato bacche mature e rosso, vi si bloccherà su ogni peduncolo, ciascuno entro i suoi frondosi bower ; e per quella promessa di ricambio che flower !" e che non vogliono aderire in intreaty del bambino di riserva di un fiore che dovrebbe produrre così ricco di un frutto come la paglia- Berry, il cui valore può solo essere pienamente espresso dalle parole. Eccellenza perfetto! Il go

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. The language of flowers: or, Floral emblems of thoughts, feelings, and sentiments ... Flower language. SUCCORY. " God has given a kindlier power to the favoured Strawberry flower, When the months of Spring are fled, hither let us bend our walk ; Lurking berries ripe and red, there will hang on every stalk, Each within its leafy bower ; and for that promise spare that flower !" And who would not join in the intreaty of the child to spare a flower which should produce so rich a fruit as the Straw- berry, whose worth can only be expressed fully by the words. Perfect Excellence! The good Bishop Mant, in his Wreath of April flowers, has not forgotten this, which he speaks of as, " With milk-white flowers, whence soon shall swell Rich fruitage, to the taste and smell Pleasant alike, the Strawberry weaves Its coronets of three-fold leaves, In mazes through the sloping wood." SUCCORY iCichormm l7ttybtis).-'—F'B.']GAlA'TY. This plant, and such like, were highly esteemed by the Egyptians, and we are told that they constitute half the food of that people of the present day. It was part of the repast of the poet Horace; the leaves are much used by the French as a winter salad, and its roots enter largely into the compounds which are sold as coffee, in England ; to such an extent, indeed, that we have been assured by a most respectable dealer, that we never obtain genuine Coffee unless we specially stipulate for it when making a purchase. Succory, or Chicory as it is commonly called, is a cheap article, and hence its use is a frugal practice. 192. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Tyas, Robert, 1811-1879. London, New York, G. Routledge and sons

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• bookyear1869