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among tl ; e diuretic act primarily kidney , without undergo decomposition tnulsitu , find volatile od .the oil turpi titiric , one , whatever manner may take liabit , nipidly display [ iresence urine odour violet , communicate secre - tion .it effect , however , already state , greatly influence extent dose .
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Among tl ; e diuretics which act primarily on the kidneys , without undergoing decomposition in tnulsitu , we find some volatile ods .The oil of turpi Titiric , one of these , in whatever manner it may be taken into the liabit , nipidly displays its [ iresence in the urine by the odour of violets , which it communicates to that secre - tion .Its effects , however , as we have already stated , are greatly influenced by the extent of the dose .
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among tl e diuretics which act primarily on the kidneys without undergoing decomposition in tnulsitu we find some volatile ods the oil of turpi titiric one of these in whatever manner it may be taken into the liabit nipidly displays its iresence in the urine by the odour of violets which it communicates to that secre tion its effects however as we have already stated are greatly influenced by the extent of the dose
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species cassia native egypt warmer part east indie , naturalize west indie , south america .it cassia solutiva arab greek physicians middle age , appear writing avicenna myrepsus , suppose receive generic appellation time immemorial distinguish oriental aromatic spice , circumstance agreeable odour ; tell alpinus , egypt , latter part 16th century , native take great delight walk early morning , spring season , near plantation kind cassia , regale fragrance flower .the cassia fistula cultivate england philip miller , 1731 .
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This species of Cassia is a native of Egypt and the warmer parts of the East Indies , and is naturalized in the West Indies , and South America .It is the Cassia solutiva of the Arab and Greek physicians of the middle ages , as appears from the writings of Avicenna and Myrepsus , and is supposed to have received the same generic appellation as that which from time immemorial has distinguished the oriental aromatic spice , from the circumstance of its agreeable odour ; for we are told by Alpinus , when he was in Egypt , in the latter part of the 16th century , that the natives took great delight in walking early in the morning , in the spring season , near plantations of this kind of Cassia , regaling themselves with the fragrance of the flowers .The Cassia fistula was cultivated in England by Philip Miller , in 1731 .
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this species of cassia is a native of egypt and the warmer parts of the east indies and is naturalized in the west indies and south america it is the cassia solutiva of the arab and greek physicians of the middle ages as appears from the writings of avicenna and myrepsus and is supposed to have received the same generic appellation as that which from time immemorial has distinguished the oriental aromatic spice from the circumstance of its agreeable odour for we are told by alpinus when he was in egypt in the latter part of the th century that the natives took great delight in walking early in the morning in the spring season near plantations of this kind of cassia regaling themselves with the fragrance of the flowers the cassia fistula was cultivated in england by philip miller in
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offer flesh , salt less thrice , , common chamber salt , foot - step altar , upon top thereof , large deliver maimonide .nor refrained salt , illation urgent ; many , note ill odour , eat salt ; carnivorous animal , chil - dren , many whole nation , probably father creation ; indeed every thing eat , natural conceal salt , separate digestion , doth appear tear , sweat urine , although refrain salt , doth seem contain .another cause urge campegius , much receive christians ; ill savour curse derive upon christ , stand , badge brand generation crucify salvator .
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And if the offering were of flesh , it was salted no less than thrice , that is , once in the common chamber of salt , at the foot - step of the Altar , and upon the top thereof , as is at large delivered by Maimonides .Nor if they refrained all salt , is the illation very urgent ; for many there are , not noted for ill odours , which eat no salt at all ; as all carnivorous Animals , most Chil - dren , many whole Nations , and probably our Fathers after the Creation ; there being indeed in every thing we eat , a natural and concealed salt , which is separated by digestions , as doth appear in our tears , sweat and urines , although we refrain all salt , or what doth seem to contain it .Another cause is urged by Campegius , and much received by Christians ; that this ill savour is a curse derived upon them by Christ , and stands , as a badge or brand of a generation that crucified their Salvator .
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and if the offering were of flesh it was salted no less than thrice that is once in the common chamber of salt at the foot step of the altar and upon the top thereof as is at large delivered by maimonides nor if they refrained all salt is the illation very urgent for many there are not noted for ill odours which eat no salt at all as all carnivorous animals most chil dren many whole nations and probably our fathers after the creation there being indeed in every thing we eat a natural and concealed salt which is separated by digestions as doth appear in our tears sweat and urines although we refrain all salt or what doth seem to contain it another cause is urged by campegius and much received by christians that this ill savour is a curse derived upon them by christ and stands as a badge or brand of a generation that crucified their salvator
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â lin soi company , receive patent governâ ¬ ment .cortex â rind peel compose two distinct part ; exterior , contain gland , fill fragrant volatile oil , upon property depend , interior coat , tasteless indigestible .the flavour may obtain rub lump sugar upon , imbibe oil , dry gentle heat , may preserve unimpaired length time , preferable volatile oil obtain distilâ ¬ lation , fire generally impart unpleasant empyreumatic flavour .
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â LIN SOI into a company , and received a patent from the govern ¬ ment .Cortex â The Rind or Peel is composed of two distinct parts ; the exterior , which contains glands , filled with a fragrant volatile oil , upon which all its properties depend , and the interior coat , which is tasteless and indigestible .The flavour may be obtained by rubbing lump sugar upon it , which will imbibe the oil , and if it be then dried by a very gentle heat , may be preserved unimpaired for any length of time , and will be preferable to the volatile oil obtained by distil ¬ lation , for the fire generally imparts an unpleasant or empyreumatic flavour .
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â lin soi into a company and received a patent from the governâ ment cortex â the rind or peel is composed of two distinct parts the exterior which contains glands filled with a fragrant volatile oil upon which all its properties depend and the interior coat which is tasteless and indigestible the flavour may be obtained by rubbing lump sugar upon it which will imbibe the oil and if it be then dried by a very gentle heat may be preserved unimpaired for any length of time and will be preferable to the volatile oil obtained by distilâ lation for the fire generally imparts an unpleasant or empyreumatic flavour
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ornament tsa .a certain whirl receptacle incense perfume .w p huh .
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To ornament TSA .A certain whirling receptacle for incense or perfume .w P HUH .
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to ornament tsa a certain whirling receptacle for incense or perfume w p huh
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mon tree , wliicli diffused tlieir fragrance great distance sea .the air many part ceylon higlil } ^ perfume mile , plant flower , lemon grass { andro - ] ) ogon ) j quite overpowering , also nilla { acantjiaccce ) , odour honey , coffee plantation , blossom , jessamine perfume , little proceed cinnamon leave crush hand .the perfume mention , however , rai ^ ely extend sea , although doubt fragrant odour occasionally waft tropical land .
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o mon trees , wliicli diffused tlieir fragrance at a great distance out to sea .The air in many parts of Ceylon is higlil } ^ perfumed for miles , from plants and flowers , such as the lemon grass { Andro - ] ) ogon ) j which is quite overpowering , also the nilla { AcantJiaccce ) , with its odour of honey , and the coffee plantations , when in blossom , with their jessamine perfume , but little proceeds from cinnamon until the leaves are crushed in the hand .The perfumes which have been mentioned , however , rai ^ ely extend out to sea , although there can be no doubt fragrant odours are occasionally wafted from tropical lands .
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o mon trees wliicli diffused tlieir fragrance at a great distance out to sea the air in many parts of ceylon is higlil perfumed for miles from plants and flowers such as the lemon grass andro ogon j which is quite overpowering also the nilla acantjiaccce with its odour of honey and the coffee plantations when in blossom with their jessamine perfume but little proceeds from cinnamon until the leaves are crushed in the hand the perfumes which have been mentioned however rai ely extend out to sea although there can be no doubt fragrant odours are occasionally wafted from tropical lands
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wood hard beautifully vein , much value cabinet - makersâ work , formerly still highly prized make bow , account say plant extenâ ¬ sively church - yard .the leave fetid poisonous , prove speedily fatal cattle accidentally eat young tender .the berry sweet mawkish taste , may eaten without danger .
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The wood is hard and beautifully veined , and much valued for cabinet - makersâ work , and was formerly still more highly prized for making bows , and on that account is said to have been planted exten ¬ sively in church - yards .The leaves are fetid and very poisonous , and prove speedily fatal to cattle accidentally eating them when young and tender .The berries have a sweet mawkish taste , and may be eaten without danger .
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the wood is hard and beautifully veined and much valued for cabinet makersâ work and was formerly still more highly prized for making bows and on that account is said to have been planted extenâ sively in church yards the leaves are fetid and very poisonous and prove speedily fatal to cattle accidentally eating them when young and tender the berries have a sweet mawkish taste and may be eaten without danger
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combination internal external measure relief usually speedily obtain , give we time remove excit - ing cause .for latter purpose nothing effectual harmless administration j 1 ounce castor oil , 7 drop deodorized tincture opium add .bv mean ave remove offend material boavel avith - add already exist irritation .
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By this combination of internal and external measures relief will usually be speedily obtained , giving us time to remove the excit - ing cause .For the latter purpose there is nothing so effectual and harmless as the administration of from J to 1 ounce of castor oil , to which 7 drops of deodorized tincture of opium have been added .Bv this means Ave remove the offending material from the boAvel Avith - out adding to the already existing irritation .
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by this combination of internal and external measures relief will usually be speedily obtained giving us time to remove the excit ing cause for the latter purpose there is nothing so effectual and harmless as the administration of from j to ounce of castor oil to which drops of deodorized tincture of opium have been added bv this means ave remove the offending material from the boavel avith out adding to the already existing irritation
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1003 tumor , may form confluence lesion , especially chest , abdomen , anal inguinal region .these tumor - like masse become excoriated , papillomatous hypertrophic vegetating surface bathe fetid sanious secretion .on scalp disease may resemble seborrheic eczema , moist red surface cover greasy scale crust .
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1003 tumors , may be formed by confluence of the lesions , especially on the chest , abdomen , and the anal and inguinal regions .These tumor - like masses become excoriated , and their papillomatous hypertrophic vegetating surface is bathed in a fetid and sanious secretion .On the scalp the disease may resemble a seborrheic eczema , the moist red surface being covered with greasy scales and crusts .
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tumors may be formed by confluence of the lesions especially on the chest abdomen and the anal and inguinal regions these tumor like masses become excoriated and their papillomatous hypertrophic vegetating surface is bathed in a fetid and sanious secretion on the scalp the disease may resemble a seborrheic eczema the moist red surface being covered with greasy scales and crusts
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kelciartii , small specie , peculiar island , find south .toads milky - look fluid mouth , squirt distance , offensive odour , long suppose , though erro - neously , poisonous .tree frog .
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Kelciartii , a very small species , peculiar to the island , is found in the south .Toads have a milky - looking fluid about their mouths , which they can squirt out to some distance , it has a very offensive odour , and was long supposed , though erro - neously , to be poisonous .Tree Frogs .
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kelciartii a very small species peculiar to the island is found in the south toads have a milky looking fluid about their mouths which they can squirt out to some distance it has a very offensive odour and was long supposed though erro neously to be poisonous tree frogs
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pefã ( jefia ) , odorari , lugte ; alias jefa , idem .at jefa upp , odorare , opfuufe , op ftã ¸ .peffadrvel , odorus , bene olen , veã ã ugtenbe , peflan , inodorus n ben 2ugt , fom iffe fugter , pefr , .
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pefà a ( at Jefia ) , odorari , lugte ; alias Jefa , idem .At Jefa upp , odorare , opfuufe , ops ftà ¸ ve .peffadrvel , odorus , bene olens , veà à ugtenbe , peflans , inodorus n ben 2ugt , fom iffe fugter , pefr , m .
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pefã a at jefia odorari lugte alias jefa idem at jefa upp odorare opfuufe ops ftã ve peffadrvel odorus bene olens veã ã ugtenbe peflans inodorus n ben ugt fom iffe fugter pefr m
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quality .form , variegate masse , yellowish brown colour ; odour , fetid ; taste , bitter acrid .chemical composition .
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Qualities .Form , variegated masses , of a yellowish brown colour ; Odour , fetid ; Taste , bitter and acrid .Chemical Composition .
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qualities form variegated masses of a yellowish brown colour odour fetid taste bitter and acrid chemical composition
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stalk naked , semi - cylindrical ; cluster simple ; flower droop , cup - shape .â leave two , radical , elliptical , ribbed , stalk , pale green : flower white , elegant , sweet - scented : berry scarlet .peren - nial : flower may : grow wood heath .
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Stalk naked , semi - cylindrical ; cluster simple ; flowers drooping , cup - shaped .â Leaves two , radical , elliptical , ribbed , stalked , pale green : flowers white , elegant , sweet - scented : berry scarlet .Peren - nial : flowers in May : grows in woods and on heaths .
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stalk naked semi cylindrical cluster simple flowers drooping cup shaped â leaves two radical elliptical ribbed stalked pale green flowers white elegant sweet scented berry scarlet peren nial flowers in may grows in woods and on heaths
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hwuy .a certain fragrant plant , grow damp marshy piacet ç © è lang : jaou stubbie , rush use fuel .å ¿ saon .
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HWUY .A certain fragrant plant , which grows in damp marshy piacet ç © Same as è Lang : JAOU Stubbie , or rushes used for fuel .å ¿ T saon .
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hwuy a certain fragrant plant which grows in damp marshy piacet ç same as è lang jaou stubbie or rushes used for fuel å t saon
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odorem flos mofchi exquifitiflimum atque adeo copiofum ipargit , ut unicus ftylus floridus totum conclave impleat .qui vero odor , quod maxiâ ¬ mireris , extrema parte petali , caudam referenâ ¬ tis , relidet ; qua ab fc illa , omnis cefiat odoris expiratio .cultura huju planta : lingulare habet cautione , translatione , putatione & irrigatione curiofe obfervan - das .
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Odorem flos mofchi exquifitiflimum atque adeo copiofum Ipargit , ut unicus ftylus floridus totum conclave impleat .Qui vero odor , quod maxi ¬ me mireris , in extrema parte petali , caudam referen ¬ tis , relidet ; qua ab fc illa , omnis cefiat odoris expiratio .Cultura hujus planta : lingulares habet cautiones , in translatione , putatione & irrigatione curiofe obfervan - das .
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odorem flos mofchi exquifitiflimum atque adeo copiofum ipargit ut unicus ftylus floridus totum conclave impleat qui vero odor quod maxiâ me mireris in extrema parte petali caudam referenâ tis relidet qua ab fc illa omnis cefiat odoris expiratio cultura hujus planta lingulares habet cautiones in translatione putatione irrigatione curiofe obfervan das
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sapidity .but , mischievous abuse aromatic condiment may , innocent comparison custom swallow ( piantity bnindy increase libation wine counteract distress supervene copious meal .oil .
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sapidity .But , mischievous as the abuse of aromatic condiments may be , it is innocent in comparison with the custom of swallowing a ( piantity of bnindy or an increased libation of wine to counteract the distress which supervenes on a too copious meal .Oil .
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sapidity but mischievous as the abuse of aromatic condiments may be it is innocent in comparison with the custom of swallowing a piantity of bnindy or an increased libation of wine to counteract the distress which supervenes on a too copious meal oil
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sweat | flower | water | | live plant | decay horseradish
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specific gravity 4 .3 , characterize tinge flame blowpipe light blue colour , exhale , strongly heated , peculiar highly dif - fusible odour decay horseradish : brittle , soft , easily reduce powder .selenium oxygen .
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Its specific gravity is 4 .3 , and is characterized by tinging the flame of the blowpipe of a light blue colour , and by exhaling , when strongly heated , a peculiar and highly dif - fusible odour of decayed horseradish : it is brittle , soft , and easily reduced to powder .Selenium and Oxygen .
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its specific gravity is and is characterized by tinging the flame of the blowpipe of a light blue colour and by exhaling when strongly heated a peculiar and highly dif fusible odour of decayed horseradish it is brittle soft and easily reduced to powder selenium and oxygen
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frequently fill one glass black huid take heart , another black vomit take stomach .they l ) oth unlike tlie blood health , resemble com - j ) letely , almost impossible dis - tinguish one ; appearance evident tliat diseased blood could stimulate heart suj ) j ) ort life tlie solids , putrid water nourish vegetable , carbonic acid gas sup - port respiration .â 3d .
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I have frequently filled one glass with the black Huid taken from the heart , and another with the black vomit taken from the stomach .They were l ) oth so unlike tlie blood of health , and resembled each other so com - j ) letely , that it was almost impossible to dis - tinguish the one from the other ; and from its appearance it was very evident tliat such diseased blood could no more stimulate the heart or suj ) j ) ort life in tlie solids , than putrid water can nourish vegetables , or carbonic acid gas sup - port respiration .â 3d .
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i have frequently filled one glass with the black huid taken from the heart and another with the black vomit taken from the stomach they were l oth so unlike tlie blood of health and resembled each other so com j letely that it was almost impossible to dis tinguish the one from the other and from its appearance it was very evident tliat such diseased blood could no more stimulate the heart or suj j ort life in tlie solids than putrid water can nourish vegetables or carbonic acid gas sup port respiration â d
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â pooloo gassâ ( terminalia bellerica ) large deciduous tree find open grassy place , produce nut call myrobalum , size shape nutmeg , cover grey silky , astringent , much use dyeing , tanning , medicine , occasionally eat , cause slight intoxication .the flower unpleasant smell , gum exude hark , soluble water , burn flame candle .a variety name â aralooâ ( .
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The â pooloo gassâ ( Terminalia Bellerica ) is a large deciduous tree found in open grassy places , producing the nuts called myrobalums , the size and shape of a nutmeg , covered with a grey silky down , and very astringent , much used in dyeing , tanning , and medicine , and are occasionally eaten , causing a slight intoxication .The flowers have an unpleasant smell , and a gum exudes from the hark , soluble in water , and burns in the flame of a candle .A variety named â aralooâ ( T .
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the â pooloo gassâ terminalia bellerica is a large deciduous tree found in open grassy places producing the nuts called myrobalums the size and shape of a nutmeg covered with a grey silky down and very astringent much used in dyeing tanning and medicine and are occasionally eaten causing a slight intoxication the flowers have an unpleasant smell and a gum exudes from the hark soluble in water and burns in the flame of a candle a variety named â aralooâ t
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1885 , p .211 ) other record occurrence agreeable odor sweat , resemble violet , pineapple , etc . , certain nervous disorder , observe case penetrate , disagreeable odor , last half hour , gentleman perspire freely emotion evoke embarrassing position .
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1885 , p .211 ) and others have recorded the occurrence of agreeable odors of the sweat , resembling those of violets , pineapple , etc ., in certain nervous disorders , and I have observed a case of a penetrating , disagreeable odor , lasting half an hour , in a gentleman who perspired freely under the emotions evoked by an embarrassing position .
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p and others have recorded the occurrence of agreeable odors of the sweat resembling those of violets pineapple etc in certain nervous disorders and i have observed a case of a penetrating disagreeable odor lasting half an hour in a gentleman who perspired freely under the emotions evoked by an embarrassing position
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sweat | flower | water | | live plant | decay horseradish
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general , temperature bed chamber ought great , fhould rather incline cold , efpecially bum - mer , fever violent , puf - tule numerous raging , .next , exceflive drynef add heat , great fervice fprinkle floor cold water , place live plant room , aie faid abforb effluvia , pu - rify air .but ventilate room , proper occafionally clear i m - pure putrid effluvia , fome moderation mull tobferve prevent ad million fudden cold , wind , humidity , ^ eruption retard , reprefle .
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In general , the temperature of the bed and chamber ought not to be too great , and fhould rather incline to cold , efpecially when it it is bum - mer , or the fever is very violent , and the puf - tules are numerous and raging , as it were .Next , if exceflive drynefs be added to the heat , it will be of great fervice to fprinkle the floor with cold water , and to place live plants in the room , which aie faid to abforb the effluvia , and pu - rify the air .But in ventilating the room , as it is proper occafionally to clear it of the im - pure putrid effluvia , fome moderation mull be tobferved to prevent the ad million of fudden cold , or the wind , or humidity , by which the ^ eruption is retarded , or reprefled .
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in general the temperature of the bed and chamber ought not to be too great and fhould rather incline to cold efpecially when it it is bum mer or the fever is very violent and the puf tules are numerous and raging as it were next if exceflive drynefs be added to the heat it will be of great fervice to fprinkle the floor with cold water and to place live plants in the room which aie faid to abforb the effluvia and pu rify the air but in ventilating the room as it is proper occafionally to clear it of the im pure putrid effluvia fome moderation mull be tobferved to prevent the ad million of fudden cold or the wind or humidity by which the eruption is retarded or reprefled
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salt ought entirely volatilize heat ; thing remain may consider impure ; ought also free fetor ; case may corrected subliming conjunction powdered charcoal ; present large quantity impure article market , manufacture residue sell gas light company . * long expose air , become opaque friable , excess amâ ¬ monia , upon odour depend , escape , carboâ ¬ nic acid absorb , inodorous bi - carbonate remain , consist carbonic acid 55 * 70 , ammonia 21 * 52 , water 22 * 76 , 2 atom carbonic acid , 1 atom ammonia , 2 atom water .ammonite muria .
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This salt ought to be entirely volatilized by heat ; if any thing remain it may be considered impure ; it ought also to be free from all fetor ; should this not be the case it may be corrected by subliming it in conjunction with powdered charcoal ; there is at present a large quantity of this impure article in the market , which has been manufactured from the residue sold by the gas light companies .* When long exposed to the air , it becomes opaque and friable , and the excess of am ¬ monia , upon which its odour depends , escapes , carbo ¬ nic acid is absorbed , and an inodorous bi - carbonate remains , consisting of carbonic acid 55 * 70 , Ammonia 21 * 52 , and water 22 * 76 , or 2 atoms of carbonic acid , 1 atom of ammonia , and 2 atoms of water .AMMONITE MURIAS .
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this salt ought to be entirely volatilized by heat if any thing remain it may be considered impure it ought also to be free from all fetor should this not be the case it may be corrected by subliming it in conjunction with powdered charcoal there is at present a large quantity of this impure article in the market which has been manufactured from the residue sold by the gas light companies when long exposed to the air it becomes opaque and friable and the excess of amâ monia upon which its odour depends escapes carboâ nic acid is absorbed and an inodorous bi carbonate remains consisting of carbonic acid ammonia and water or atoms of carbonic acid atom of ammonia and atoms of water ammonite murias
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| 1,855 |
flower | orange blossom
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perfume | rich
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far bay eye reach , lovely little verdant palm - clothe island see rise dark bosom ; hill lofty mountain surround side , gild ray set sun , form befit frame picture . ' ^ * city , white church house , contrast imposingly verdure surround , - â rock grand form rise boldly behind , declivity clothe luxuriant diversity tro - pical forest ; â complete happiness , midst beautiful scene , rich odour orange - blossom perfume flower bear upon breeze .it sad pleasing first impression obliterate , * follow particular brazil flora colleetcd account travel countrj - spix von martin , explore thirty year ago ; amt recent â travel brazilâ dr .
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As far up the Bay as the eye can reach , lovely little verdant and Palm - clad islands are to be seen rising out of its dark bosom ; while the hills and lofty mountains which surround it on all sides , gilded by the rays of the setting sun , form a befitting frame for such a picture .' ^ * The city , with its white churches and houses , contrasts imposingly with the verdure which surrounds it , - â rocks of grand forms rise boldly behind it , the declivities of which are clothed in all the luxuriant diversity of a tro - pical forest ; â and to complete our happiness , in the midst of this beautiful scene , a rich odour of Orange - blossoms and other perfumed flowers is borne upon the breeze .It is sad when pleasing first impressions are obliterated , * The following particulars of Brazil and its flora are colleetcd from the account of travels in that countrj - by Spix and Von Martins , who explored it more than thirty years ago ; amt from the more recent â Travels in Brazilâ by Dr .
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as far up the bay as the eye can reach lovely little verdant and palm clad islands are to be seen rising out of its dark bosom while the hills and lofty mountains which surround it on all sides gilded by the rays of the setting sun form a befitting frame for such a picture the city with its white churches and houses contrasts imposingly with the verdure which surrounds it â rocks of grand forms rise boldly behind it the declivities of which are clothed in all the luxuriant diversity of a tro pical forest â and to complete our happiness in the midst of this beautiful scene a rich odour of orange blossoms and other perfumed flowers is borne upon the breeze it is sad when pleasing first impressions are obliterated the following particulars of brazil and its flora are colleetcd from the account of travels in that countrj by spix and von martins who explored it more than thirty years ago amt from the more recent â travels in brazilâ by dr
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leave recurve , cucullate base sheathing stem , leave scar drop - : main branch subulately lanceolate , taper - point , smooth upper side hairy underneath , margin fringe long hair : flower branch short , broad , smooth , striate : flower - stem pe - duncle lanceolate , taper - point , broad base , press close stem .flower white , terminal , close ovate spike , sweet - scented .bractes two , base calyx , half length leaf support ; striate , hairy .
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Leaves recurved , cucullate at the base and sheathing the stem , leaving scars on it when they drop off - : those on the main branches subulately lanceolate , taper - pointed , smooth on the upper side and hairy underneath , the margins fringed with long hairs : those on the flowering branches shorter , broader , and smooth , striate : on the flower - stem or pe - duncle they are lanceolate , taper - pointed , broad at the base , and pressed close to the stem .Flowers white , terminal , in a close ovate spike , very sweet - scented .Bractes two , at the base of the calyx , about half the length of the leaf that supports it ; striate , and very hairy .
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leaves recurved cucullate at the base and sheathing the stem leaving scars on it when they drop off those on the main branches subulately lanceolate taper pointed smooth on the upper side and hairy underneath the margins fringed with long hairs those on the flowering branches shorter broader and smooth striate on the flower stem or pe duncle they are lanceolate taper pointed broad at the base and pressed close to the stem flowers white terminal in a close ovate spike very sweet scented bractes two at the base of the calyx about half the length of the leaf that supports it striate and very hairy
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j94 mat dans les drogue 6c mã © dicamen , comme le mufc , lâ ambre gris , la civette , le macis , la canelle , le giâ ¬ rofle , 6cc .l aromatifation fert autant ã augmenter la force des remã ¨ des , quâ ã les rendre plus agrã © able , ou plus fupportable ã lâ odorat 6c au goã » .aromatiser .
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J94 mats dans les drogues 6c mà © dicamens , comme le mufc , lâ ambre gris , la civette , le macis , la canelle , le gi ¬ rofle , 6cc .L Aromatifation fert autant à augmenter la force des remà ¨ des , quâ à les rendre plus agrà © ables , ou plus fupportables à lâ odorat 6c au goà » t .AROMATISER .
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j mats dans les drogues c mã dicamens comme le mufc lâ ambre gris la civette le macis la canelle le giâ rofle cc l aromatifation fert autant ã augmenter la force des remã des quâ ã les rendre plus agrã ables ou plus fupportables ã lâ odorat c au goã t aromatiser
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thefe carefully dry warm room , current air palling ; com - pletely crifp dry , reduced powder , keep bottle clofely cork , expefe light .in tbit ftate digitalis flagrant fmell , unlike new hay .the dry plant , well keep , preferve virtue confide , able time , uniformity ftrength always dcfirable ; herbaceous plant gradually lofe medicinal property , right apothecary prepare afrrfh every year .
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Thefe are to be carefully dried in a warm room , through which a current of air is palling ; and when com - pletely crifp and dry , they are to be reduced to powder , and kept in bottles clofely corked , and not expefed to the light .In tbit ftate the digitalis has a flagrant fmell , not unlike new hay .The dried plant , well kept , will preferve its virtues for a confide , able time , but as an uniformity in ftrength is always dcfirable ; and as all herbaceous plants gradually lofe their medicinal properties , it will be right for the apothecary to prepare it afrrfh every year .
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thefe are to be carefully dried in a warm room through which a current of air is palling and when com pletely crifp and dry they are to be reduced to powder and kept in bottles clofely corked and not expefed to the light in tbit ftate the digitalis has a flagrant fmell not unlike new hay the dried plant well kept will preferve its virtues for a confide able time but as an uniformity in ftrength is always dcfirable and as all herbaceous plants gradually lofe their medicinal properties it will be right for the apothecary to prepare it afrrfh every year
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heat produce burning gas coal air atmosphere , capacity retain heat solid part coal possesse .if piece coal place bowl pipe , cover lump clay , put fire , leave end pipe outside , steam come , strong - smell gas , burn gase - lier .this gas collect let bubble water phial full water turn upside .
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This heat is produced by the burning of the gases of the coal in the air of the atmosphere , and by the capacity for retaining heat which the solid part of the coal possesses .If a piece of coal be placed in the bowl of a pipe , and we then cover it with a lump of clay , and put it in a fire , leaving the end of the pipe outside , some steam comes off , and then a strong - smelling gas , which is the same as is burned in gase - liers .This gas can be collected by letting it bubble up through water into a phial full of water turned upside down .
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this heat is produced by the burning of the gases of the coal in the air of the atmosphere and by the capacity for retaining heat which the solid part of the coal possesses if a piece of coal be placed in the bowl of a pipe and we then cover it with a lump of clay and put it in a fire leaving the end of the pipe outside some steam comes off and then a strong smelling gas which is the same as is burned in gase liers this gas can be collected by letting it bubble up through water into a phial full of water turned upside down
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) ill botany , small group plant , usually com - bin solanaceccy botanist separate account straight embryo , foliaceous cotyledon , valvate corolla .some species fragrant flower , especially night ; other emit unpleasant odour .some astringent , other say poi - sonous .
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) Ill Botany , a very small group of plants , most usually com - bined with SolanacecCy but by some botanists separated on account of their straight embryo , foliaceous cotyledons , and valvate corolla .Some of the species have fragrant flowers , especially at night ; others emit an unpleasant odour .Some are astringent , others are said to be poi - sonous .
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ill botany a very small group of plants most usually com bined with solanaceccy but by some botanists separated on account of their straight embryo foliaceous cotyledons and valvate corolla some of the species have fragrant flowers especially at night others emit an unpleasant odour some are astringent others are said to be poi sonous
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| 1,857 |
peat charcoal | flower
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part result appear we due less severe character case send crimea scutari ; large basketsful filth remove , three dead dog bury .five man employ general hospital , sweep ground vicinity , remove content sewer , fourteen hand - cart full removed , deodorized peat charcoal .privies also deodorized peat charcoal .
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Part of the result appears to us to be due to the less severe character of the cases sent from the Crimea to Scutari ; but large basketsful of filth removed , and three dead dogs buried .Five men employed at the General Hospital , who swept all the ground in the vicinity , and removed the contents of a sewer , fourteen hand - carts full were removed , after being deodorized with peat charcoal .Privies also deodorized with peat charcoal .
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part of the result appears to us to be due to the less severe character of the cases sent from the crimea to scutari but large basketsful of filth removed and three dead dogs buried five men employed at the general hospital who swept all the ground in the vicinity and removed the contents of a sewer fourteen hand carts full were removed after being deodorized with peat charcoal privies also deodorized with peat charcoal
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| 1,857 |
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relative proportion gluten vary wheat different country , south europe quantity greatly predominate principle , discover cause give excellence maccaroni italy * influence climate , relation moisture dryness , upon vegetable production , also worthy investigation ; n wet cold season , herbage far less nutritive cattle , accordingly find constantly graze , order compensate quantity , deficient quality , whereas dry season , large proportion time consume rumination : cause , however , diminish nutritive pow ers plant , frequently increase energy principle upon medicinal value depend ; obvious many herb rank virulent wet gloomy season : would appear wise provident law , order apportion natural conâ ¬ diment vegetable , deteriorate state nutritive element , digestive organ must require ordinary stimulus due exercise function * hardly necessary observe plant , temperate climate merely shrub , develop tree hot humid plains africa asia ; arid deserts nubia , frigid plain siberia , vegetaâ ¬ ble life confine stunted shrub humble moss : cold also suppress colour flower , indeed even leave , witness cyclaman , amarcmthus , ranunculus lapland siberia .but climate 2 ntrobu c t10 ' jnt â « modify power remedy influence structure composition , render less active , increase diminish susceptibility body impression ; strike proof fact adduce well - know effect perfume rome ? inha - / bitant unable sustain strong scent flower climate , without experience sensation highly oppressive , case even succeed syncope , * thus realize well - know line poet , u die rise , aromatic pain , â favour interesting observaâ ¬ tion upon subject friend dr .harrison , reside considerable time italy , thus enable instiâ ¬ tute satisfactory inquiry curious subject , feel hesitation introduce quotation letter reader .
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The relative proportions of gluten vary in the wheat of different countries , and as in the south of Europe its quantity greatly predominates over the other principles , we at once discover the cause that gives such excellence to the Maccaroni of Italy * The influence of climate , in its relations to moisture and dryness , upon vegetable productions , is also worthy of investigation ; in N wet and cold seasons , our herbage is far less nutritive to cattle , and we accordingly find that they are constantly grazing , in order to compensate by quantity , for what is deficient in quality , whereas in dry seasons , a larger proportion of their time is consumed in rumination : the same causes , however , that diminish the nutritive pow ers of plants , frequently increase the energy of those principles upon which their medicinal value depends ; it is obvious that many herbs are more rank and virulent in wet and gloomy seasons : this would appear to be a wise and provident law , in order to apportion the natural con ¬ diment of the vegetable , to the deteriorated state of its nutritive elements , when the digestive organs must require more than the ordinary stimulus for the due exercise of their functions * It is hardly necessary to observe that plants , which in temperate climates are merely shrubs , have been developed into trees by the hot and humid plains of Africa and Asia ; while in the arid deserts of Nubia , or in the frigid plains of Siberia , vegeta ¬ ble life is confined to stunted shrubs and humble mosses : cold also suppresses the colour of flowers , and indeed even that of the leaves , as is witnessed in the Cyclamen , Amarcmthus , and Ranunculus of Lapland and Siberia .But climate not only 2 NTROBU C T10 ' JNT  « modifies the powers of a remedy by influencing its structure and composition , but it renders it more or less active , by increasing or diminishing the susceptibility of the body to its impression ; can a more striking proof of this fact be adduced than the well - known effects of perfumes at Rome ? The inha - / bitants are unable to sustain the strong scent of flowers in that climate , without experiencing a sensation highly oppressive , and which in some cases is even succeeded by syncope , * and thus realizing the well - known line of the poet , u Die of a Rose , in aromatic pain , â As I have been favoured with some very interesting observa ¬ tions upon this subject by my friend Dr .Harrison , who resided for a considerable time in Italy , and was thus enabled to insti ¬ tute a satisfactory inquiry into this curious subject , I feel no hesitation in introducing a quotation from his letter to my readers .
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the relative proportions of gluten vary in the wheat of different countries and as in the south of europe its quantity greatly predominates over the other principles we at once discover the cause that gives such excellence to the maccaroni of italy the influence of climate in its relations to moisture and dryness upon vegetable productions is also worthy of investigation in n wet and cold seasons our herbage is far less nutritive to cattle and we accordingly find that they are constantly grazing in order to compensate by quantity for what is deficient in quality whereas in dry seasons a larger proportion of their time is consumed in rumination the same causes however that diminish the nutritive pow ers of plants frequently increase the energy of those principles upon which their medicinal value depends it is obvious that many herbs are more rank and virulent in wet and gloomy seasons this would appear to be a wise and provident law in order to apportion the natural conâ diment of the vegetable to the deteriorated state of its nutritive elements when the digestive organs must require more than the ordinary stimulus for the due exercise of their functions it is hardly necessary to observe that plants which in temperate climates are merely shrubs have been developed into trees by the hot and humid plains of africa and asia while in the arid deserts of nubia or in the frigid plains of siberia vegetaâ ble life is confined to stunted shrubs and humble mosses cold also suppresses the colour of flowers and indeed even that of the leaves as is witnessed in the cyclamen amarcmthus and ranunculus of lapland and siberia but climate not only ntrobu c t jnt â modifies the powers of a remedy by influencing its structure and composition but it renders it more or less active by increasing or diminishing the susceptibility of the body to its impression can a more striking proof of this fact be adduced than the well known effects of perfumes at rome the inha bitants are unable to sustain the strong scent of flowers in that climate without experiencing a sensation highly oppressive and which in some cases is even succeeded by syncope and thus realizing the well known line of the poet u die of a rose in aromatic pain â as i have been favoured with some very interesting observaâ tions upon this subject by my friend dr harrison who resided for a considerable time in italy and was thus enabled to instiâ tute a satisfactory inquiry into this curious subject i feel no hesitation in introducing a quotation from his letter to my readers
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sometimes peculiar method , medicine alone ; time , without affiftance thefe powerful water , â thofe cafe , patient drink daily , per - hap , two quart water ; bathe two , th ee , four hour one time .indeed , cure jome diftajes , patient live one third tune milky tepid bath common pure water , milk water , bran / % > â ¢ â ¦ c 9 ) bran water , water impregnate common aromatic , bitter , fpecific antidotal herb , flower , bark , & c .a patient , cripple , totally helplef , cure fo ^ walk city month , without crutch , turn bath hospital altogether incurable , nay , faid worfe ftate health go ; ( confequence confine eight long painful month ) man , tell guide , flay bath three four hour .
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Sometimes with my peculiar methods , and medicines alone ; at other times , without any other affiftance than thefe powerful waters , â But in thofe cafes , the patients drank daily , per - haps , two quarts of the water ; and bathed in it for two , th ee , or four hours at one time .Indeed , in the cure of Jome diftajes , my patients have lived one third of their tune in a milky tepid bath of common pure water , milk and water , bran / % > â ¢ â ¦ C 9 ) bran and water , or water impregnated with the common aromatic , bitter , fpecific or antidotal herbs , flowers , barks , & c .A patient , a cripple , totally helplefs , whom I cured fo as ^ to walk about the city in a month , without crutches , after he had been turned out of the BATH HOSPITAL as altogether incurable , nay , he faid in a worfe ftate of health than when he went in ; ( in confequence of being confined there eight long painful months ) this man , on being told by a guide , that flaying in the bath for three or four hours .
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sometimes with my peculiar methods and medicines alone at other times without any other affiftance than thefe powerful waters â but in thofe cafes the patients drank daily per haps two quarts of the water and bathed in it for two th ee or four hours at one time indeed in the cure of jome diftajes my patients have lived one third of their tune in a milky tepid bath of common pure water milk and water bran â â c bran and water or water impregnated with the common aromatic bitter fpecific or antidotal herbs flowers barks c a patient a cripple totally helplefs whom i cured fo as to walk about the city in a month without crutches after he had been turned out of the bath hospital as altogether incurable nay he faid in a worfe ftate of health than when he went in in confequence of being confined there eight long painful months this man on being told by a guide that flaying in the bath for three or four hours
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10,082 | 10,082 |
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| 1,959 |
flower | violet | rise
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sweet smell | sweet
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many excellent mean invent correct nature art .if none course helj ) , good way make artificiall aire , howsoever profitable good , still make hot moist , season witli sweet per - fume , ' ' pleasant lightsome may ; rose , violet , sweet smell flower ever window , po - sies hand .laurentius commend water - lillie , f - sell warm water evaporate room , make delightsome perfume , add orange flower , ] ) il citron , rosemaiy , clove , baye , rose - water , rose - vineger , belzoin , ladanum , styrax , like gum , whicli make pleasant acceptable perfume .
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Many excellent means are invented to correct nature by art .If none of these courses helj ) , the best way is to make artificiall aire , which howsoever is profitable and good , still to be made hot and moist , and to be seasoned witli sweet per - fumes , ' ' pleasant and lightsome as may be ; to have roses , violets , and sweet smelling flowers ever in their windows , po - sies in their hand .Laurentius commends water - lillies , a ves - sell of warm water to evaporate in the room , which will make a more delightsome perfume , if there be added orange flowers , ] ) ils of citrons , rosemaiy , cloves , bayes , rose - water , rose - vineger , belzoin , ladanum , styrax , and such like gums , whicli make a pleasant and acceptable perfume .
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many excellent means are invented to correct nature by art if none of these courses helj the best way is to make artificiall aire which howsoever is profitable and good still to be made hot and moist and to be seasoned witli sweet per fumes pleasant and lightsome as may be to have roses violets and sweet smelling flowers ever in their windows po sies in their hand laurentius commends water lillies a ves sell of warm water to evaporate in the room which will make a more delightsome perfume if there be added orange flowers ils of citrons rosemaiy cloves bayes rose water rose vineger belzoin ladanum styrax and such like gums whicli make a pleasant and acceptable perfume
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10,114 | 10,114 |
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| 1,881 |
flower
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follow tree suit road - side planting - handsome , hardy , give good shade : dellenia speciosa ( chalta ) .â hardy handsome tree , large - rib chestnut - like leave , noble wliite scented flower , blossom july , succeed large green sepalous apple - like fruit .the magnolia pterocarpa , handsome tree , large smooth glossy leave , globular v ^ hite fi ^ agrant flower ; blossom april .
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The following trees are all suited for road - side planting - being handsome , hardy , and giving good shade : The Dellenia speciosa ( chalta ) .â A hardy handsome tree , with large - ribbed chestnut - like leaves , noble wliite scented flowers , blossoming in July , succeeded by large green sepalous apple - like fruits .The Magnolia pterocarpa , a handsome tree , with large smooth glossy leaves , and globular v ^ hite fi ^ agrant flowers ; blossoming in April .
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the following trees are all suited for road side planting being handsome hardy and giving good shade the dellenia speciosa chalta â a hardy handsome tree with large ribbed chestnut like leaves noble wliite scented flowers blossoming in july succeeded by large green sepalous apple like fruits the magnolia pterocarpa a handsome tree with large smooth glossy leaves and globular v hite fi agrant flowers blossoming in april
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| 1,927 |
flower | | cinnamon cassia | incense | myrrh | wine |
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| pleasant | sort | aromatic | little
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flower dimensions weight might expect treasure perfumer ; , alas , odour exactly tainted beef ! dr .arnold suppose even fly swarm flower discover deceive smell , deposit egg thick disc , take piece carrion ! another cause wonder little band explorer discover , could find leave connect .it spring small , leafless creep stem , thick two finger .
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A flower of such dimensions and weight might be expected to be a treasure to the perfumer ; but , alas , its odour is exactly that of tainted beef ! Dr .Arnold supposed that even the flies which swarmed over the flower when he discovered it were deceived by its smell , and were depositing their eggs in the thick disc , taking it for a piece of carrion ! Another cause of wonder to the little band of explorers who discovered it , was that they could find no leaves connected with it .It sprang from a small , leafless creeping stem , about as thick as two fingers .
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a flower of such dimensions and weight might be expected to be a treasure to the perfumer but alas its odour is exactly that of tainted beef dr arnold supposed that even the flies which swarmed over the flower when he discovered it were deceived by its smell and were depositing their eggs in the thick disc taking it for a piece of carrion another cause of wonder to the little band of explorers who discovered it was that they could find no leaves connected with it it sprang from a small leafless creeping stem about as thick as two fingers
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| 1,927 |
flower | | cinnamon cassia | incense | myrrh | wine |
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| pleasant | sort | aromatic | little
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poffelfed faint odour , neither acid alkaline property ; greyifh pafte , confute , dilute diltilie water , affeft vegetable blue .the digeftion often far complete , yet frequently odour wine deltroye , bread reduce foft , vifeous , thick fubftance , refembie fibriue - cently precipitate acetous acid , fwimm - ing ftringy fluid colour ordinary foup .the experiment make half - digefte food , ecole de medecine , fhewe , change undergone increafe gelatine , formation fubftance like fibrine , coniiderable proportion muriate phofphate foda , phofphate lime .
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They poffelfed a faint odour , but had neither acid nor alkaline properties ; for the greyifh pafte , of which they confuted , when diluted with diltilied water , did not affeft the vegetable blue .The digeftion was often far from complete , yet frequently the odour of wine was deltroyed , and bread was reduced to a foft , vifeous , and thick fubftance , refembiing fibriue re - cently precipitated by the acetous acid , and fwimm - ing in a ftringy fluid of the colour of ordinary foup .The experiments made on this half - digefted food , at the Ecole de Medecine , fhewed , that the changes which it had undergone were an increafe of gelatine , the formation of a fubftance like fibrine , and of a coniiderable proportion of muriate and phofphate of foda , and phofphate of lime .
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they poffelfed a faint odour but had neither acid nor alkaline properties for the greyifh pafte of which they confuted when diluted with diltilied water did not affeft the vegetable blue the digeftion was often far from complete yet frequently the odour of wine was deltroyed and bread was reduced to a foft vifeous and thick fubftance refembiing fibriue re cently precipitated by the acetous acid and fwimm ing in a ftringy fluid of the colour of ordinary foup the experiments made on this half digefted food at the ecole de medecine fhewed that the changes which it had undergone were an increafe of gelatine the formation of a fubftance like fibrine and of a coniiderable proportion of muriate and phofphate of foda and phofphate of lime
| true |
10,161 | 10,161 |
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| 1,927 |
flower | | cinnamon cassia | incense | myrrh | wine |
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| pleasant | sort | aromatic | little
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suppose receive name variety describe old botanist possess flower â cum moscari odore .â little scent sort ; pleasant , somewhat like ginger , least resemble musk .blooms early april .
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We suppose it has received its name from some of the varieties having been described by the old Botanists as possessing flowers â cum moscari odore .â This has little scent of any sort ; but what it has is pleasant , somewhat like ginger , and not in the least resembling musk .Blooms early in April .
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we suppose it has received its name from some of the varieties having been described by the old botanists as possessing flowers â cum moscari odore â this has little scent of any sort but what it has is pleasant somewhat like ginger and not in the least resembling musk blooms early in april
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| 1,927 |
flower | | cinnamon cassia | incense | myrrh | wine |
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376 histohy certain man among , say , practise embalm trade ; perform expedition possible .in first place , draw brain nostril , iron adapt purpose ; pro - portion evacuate manner , fill cavity aromatic : next cut open belly , near side , sharpen stone , takeout entrail , cleanse , wash palm oil ; per - form operation , roll aromatic powder , fill myrrh , cassia , perfume , except incense ; replace , sewing body .after precaution , salt body nitre , keep salting - place seventy day , permit preserve long .
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376 A HISTOHY OF certain men among them , says he , who practise embalming as a trade ; which they perform with all expedition possible .In the first place , they draw out the brain through the nostrils , with irons adapted to this purpose ; and in pro - portion as they evacuate it in this manner , they fill up the cavity with aromatics : they next cut open the belly , near the sides , with a sharpened stone , and takeout the entrails , which they cleanse , and wash in palm oil ; having per - formed this operation , they roll them in aromatic powder , fill them with myrrh , cassia , and other perfumes , except incense ; and replace them , sewing up the body again .After these precautions , they salt the body with nitre , and keep it in the salting - place for seventy days , it not being permitted to preserve it so any longer .
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a histohy of certain men among them says he who practise embalming as a trade which they perform with all expedition possible in the first place they draw out the brain through the nostrils with irons adapted to this purpose and in pro portion as they evacuate it in this manner they fill up the cavity with aromatics they next cut open the belly near the sides with a sharpened stone and takeout the entrails which they cleanse and wash in palm oil having per formed this operation they roll them in aromatic powder fill them with myrrh cassia and other perfumes except incense and replace them sewing up the body again after these precautions they salt the body with nitre and keep it in the salting place for seventy days it not being permitted to preserve it so any longer
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10,191 | 10,191 |
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| 1,877 |
flower | bulb | lobe
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odoriferous | olfactory
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` ` ransparent sagittal section brain dog .fo , lobe cerebrum ; , transverse hmb sulcus cru - ciatus leuret ; f , frontal portion cerebrum , form gyrus fornicatus ; e , olfactory lobe ; r ' , olfactory bulb ; v v , cavity olfactory lobe communication lateral ventricle ; c c , medullary portion olfactory lobe continuous anterior commissure transverse section anterior commissure meet medulla ; whole tract de - scribe arch , short distance truncate , directed outward ; , medulla bulbus olfactorius ; ' , \ medulla olfactory lobe enters nucleus caudatus ; l , basal por - tion nucleus caudatus ( region anterior perforate plate ) ; n c , head nucleus caudatus , continue form arch basal portion ; p , pes crusta cms cerebri , communi - cat caudate nucleus ; th , optic thalamus , connect fasciculus arise cortex frontal portion cerebrum ; ji , optic nerve ; 6r , fornix ; , corpus callosum ; ^ , cornu ammoni ; mf , medulla olfactory lobe , run backwards gyru fornicatus .a bird ' - eye view , ( 2 ) , fine profile section , attenuate extremity cell , fibre proceeding , readily cut ` ` '' process structure lobe cerebrum . ''
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T ransparent sagittal section of the brain of a Dog .FO , The lobes of the cerebrum ; S , the transverse hmb of the sulcus cru - ciatus of Leuret ; F , the frontal portion of the cerebrum , formed from the gyrus fornicatus ; E , the olfactory lobes ; R ' , the olfactory bulb ; V V , the cavity of the olfactory lobe in communication with the lateral ventricle ; C C , the medullary portion of the olfactory lobe that is continuous with the anterior commissure and the transverse section of the anterior commissure which meets this medulla ; the whole tract de - scribes an arch , which for a short distance is truncated , and is directed outwards ; m , the medulla of the bulbus olfactorius ; m ' , m \ medulla of the olfactory lobe which enters the nucleus caudatus ; L , basal por - tion of the nucleus caudatus ( region of the anterior perforated plate ) ; N C , head of the nucleus caudatus , continued in the form of an arch into the basal portion ; P , pes or crusta of the cms cerebri , communi - cating with the caudate nucleus ; Th , the optic thalamus , connected with fasciculi that arise from the cortex of the frontal portion of the cerebrum ; JI , optic nerve ; 6r , fornix ; T , corpus callosum ; ^ , cornu Ammonis ; mf , medulla of the olfactory lobe , running backwards into the gyrus fornicatus .a bird ' s - eye view , and ( 2 ) that , in fine profile sections , the attenuated extremity of the cells , with the fibres proceeding from them , are as readily cut off " as are the processes of the STRUCTURE OF THE LOBES OF THE CEREBRUM .
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t ransparent sagittal section of the brain of a dog fo the lobes of the cerebrum s the transverse hmb of the sulcus cru ciatus of leuret f the frontal portion of the cerebrum formed from the gyrus fornicatus e the olfactory lobes r the olfactory bulb v v the cavity of the olfactory lobe in communication with the lateral ventricle c c the medullary portion of the olfactory lobe that is continuous with the anterior commissure and the transverse section of the anterior commissure which meets this medulla the whole tract de scribes an arch which for a short distance is truncated and is directed outwards m the medulla of the bulbus olfactorius m m medulla of the olfactory lobe which enters the nucleus caudatus l basal por tion of the nucleus caudatus region of the anterior perforated plate n c head of the nucleus caudatus continued in the form of an arch into the basal portion p pes or crusta of the cms cerebri communi cating with the caudate nucleus th the optic thalamus connected with fasciculi that arise from the cortex of the frontal portion of the cerebrum ji optic nerve r fornix t corpus callosum cornu ammonis mf medulla of the olfactory lobe running backwards into the gyrus fornicatus a bird s eye view and that in fine profile sections the attenuated extremity of the cells with the fibres proceeding from them are as readily cut off as are the processes of the structure of the lobes of the cerebrum
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10,192 | 10,192 |
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| 1,877 |
flower | bulb | lobe
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odoriferous | olfactory
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barbigerum , labellum furnish beard fine hair , - say cause labellum almost constant motion slight breath air .avhat use extreme flexibility liability movement labellum , conjecture , unless attract notice insect , flower species dull - coloured , small , inconspicuous , instead large , brightly - coloured , conspicuous odoriferous , many orchid .the labella specie say irritable , could detect trace cpiality examine .
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barbigerum , the labellum is furnished with a beard of fine hairs , and these are - said to cause the labellum to be in almost constant motion from the slightest breath of air .AVhat the use can be of this extreme flexibility and liability to movement in the labellum , I cannot conjecture , unless it be to attract the notice of insects , as the flowers of these species are dull - coloured , small , and inconspicuous , instead of being large , brightly - coloured , and conspicuous or odoriferous , as in so many other Orchids .The labella of some of the species are said to be irritable , but I could not detect a trace of this cpiality in those examined by me .
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barbigerum the labellum is furnished with a beard of fine hairs and these are said to cause the labellum to be in almost constant motion from the slightest breath of air avhat the use can be of this extreme flexibility and liability to movement in the labellum i cannot conjecture unless it be to attract the notice of insects as the flowers of these species are dull coloured small and inconspicuous instead of being large brightly coloured and conspicuous or odoriferous as in so many other orchids the labella of some of the species are said to be irritable but i could not detect a trace of this cpiality in those examined by me
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| 1,857 |
peat charcoal | flower | juice
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peculiar nauseous | strongly smell
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flush sewer three time .six man remove content large sewer open barrack square , forty - two hand - cart filth remove , deodorized peat charcoal .six man sweep ground inside outside hospital adjacent street ; twenty 48 improved health hospital .
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Flushed the sewers three times .Six men removing contents of a large sewer opened in the barrack square , and forty - two hand - carts of filth removed from it , after being deodorized with peat charcoal .Six men swept the ground inside and outside the hospital and the adjacent streets ; twenty 48 Improved Health of Hospitals .
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flushed the sewers three times six men removing contents of a large sewer opened in the barrack square and forty two hand carts of filth removed from it after being deodorized with peat charcoal six men swept the ground inside and outside the hospital and the adjacent streets twenty improved health of hospitals
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peat charcoal | flower | juice
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little doubt , soil , culture , climate , season may materially influence active property medicinal plant ; two latter cause may essentially change type character disease , moâ ¬ dify vital susceptibility patient : must admit full extent , extremely difficult explain contradictory , even opposite opinion , reconcile conflicting testimony physician differâ ¬ ent country , respect efficacy remedy similar disease .the influence soil may exemplified many well - know fact ; thus , strongly smell flower lose odour sandy soil , recover transplantation rich one ; fact upon rozier found proposal improvement rape oil ; , management could induce ricotia egyptiaca flower , linnaeus suggest expediency mix clay earth pot ; assafcctida one plant vary much according station soil , shape leave , peculiar nauseous quality juice impregnate , dr .woodville state frequently modify leave eat goat : gmelin inform we , authority steller , effect rhodoâ ¬ dendron find vary materially accord u solum natale example , produce certain spot prove uniformly narcotic , another cathartic , sense suffocation symptom occaâ ¬ sione third .
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There can be little doubt , but that Soil , Culture , Climate , and Season may very materially influence the active properties of a medicinal plant ; while the two latter of these causes may as essentially change the type and character of a disease , and mo ¬ dify the vital susceptibility of the patient : this must be admitted to its full extent , or it will be extremely difficult to explain the contradictory , and even opposite opinions , and to reconcile the conflicting testimonies of the physicians of differ ¬ ent countries , with respect to the efficacy of the same remedy in similar diseases .The Influence of Soil may be exemplified by many well - known facts ; thus , strongly smelling flowers lose their odour y in a sandy soil , and do not again recover it by transplantation into a richer one ; a fact upon which Rozier founded his proposal for the improvement of rape oil ; so again , no management could induce the Ricotia Egyptiaca to flower , until Linnaeus suggested the expediency of mixing clay with the earth in the pot ; Assafcctida is one of those plants that vary much according to station and soil , not only in the shape of the leaves , but in the peculiar nauseous quality of the juice which impregnates them , and Dr .Woodville states that it is frequently so modified that the leaves are eaten by goats : Gmelin informs us , on the authority of Steller , that the effects of the Rhodo ¬ dendron have been found to vary very materially according to the u solum natale for example , that produced in a certain spot has proved uniformly narcotic , that in another cathartic , while a sense of suffocation has been the only symptom occa ¬ sioned by a third .
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there can be little doubt but that soil culture climate and season may very materially influence the active properties of a medicinal plant while the two latter of these causes may as essentially change the type and character of a disease and moâ dify the vital susceptibility of the patient this must be admitted to its full extent or it will be extremely difficult to explain the contradictory and even opposite opinions and to reconcile the conflicting testimonies of the physicians of differâ ent countries with respect to the efficacy of the same remedy in similar diseases the influence of soil may be exemplified by many well known facts thus strongly smelling flowers lose their odour y in a sandy soil and do not again recover it by transplantation into a richer one a fact upon which rozier founded his proposal for the improvement of rape oil so again no management could induce the ricotia egyptiaca to flower until linnaeus suggested the expediency of mixing clay with the earth in the pot assafcctida is one of those plants that vary much according to station and soil not only in the shape of the leaves but in the peculiar nauseous quality of the juice which impregnates them and dr woodville states that it is frequently so modified that the leaves are eaten by goats gmelin informs us on the authority of steller that the effects of the rhodoâ dendron have been found to vary very materially according to the u solum natale for example that produced in a certain spot has proved uniformly narcotic that in another cathartic while a sense of suffocation has been the only symptom occaâ sioned by a third
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flower | cinnamon | make cassia leave | | wind | air | breath | turpentine | carbolic acid | expectoration | thymol | malabarathum | epithelium | rise
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c .henry , flower white purple , fragrant .1 .
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C .Henry , the flowers are white and purple , and fragrant .1 .
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c henry the flowers are white and purple and fragrant
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flower | cinnamon | make cassia leave | | wind | air | breath | turpentine | carbolic acid | expectoration | thymol | malabarathum | epithelium | rise
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person experience business tell quality appearance bark , usual chew small quantity ascertain , disagreeable office , take mucus lip tongue ; good quality melt mouth , little thick stout paper .it remarkable cinna - mon retain fine aroma long sea voyage hold vessel , unless number bag pepper place bale ; also mixture bale coarse fine cinnamon injurious aromatic pro - perty latter .the portuguese dutch try ex - periment place coir bale , also make 1 caesar frederick traveller mention â tlie hark take tree ( shoot ) grow .
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Flower|Cinnamon|made of cassia leaves|its|the winds|air|Breath|Turpentine|Carbolic acid|expectoration|thymol|malabarathum|epithelium|Rose
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vitiated|foul - smelling|aromatic|fine|fetid|foul|fragrant
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Persons experienced in the business can tell the quality from the appearance of the bark , but it is usual to chew a small quantity to ascertain it , which is a disagreeable office , as it takes the mucus off the lips and tongue ; the best quality should melt in the mouth , and be little thicker than stout paper .It is remarkable that cinna - mon will not retain its fine aroma during a long sea voyage in the hold of a vessel , unless a number of bags of pepper are placed between the bales ; also the mixture of bales of coarse and fine cinnamon is injurious to the aromatic pro - perty of the latter .The Portuguese and Dutch tried the ex - periment of placing coir between the bales , and also made 1 Caesar Frederick and other travellers mention â that tlie hark was taken off the trees ( shoots ) while growing .
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persons experienced in the business can tell the quality from the appearance of the bark but it is usual to chew a small quantity to ascertain it which is a disagreeable office as it takes the mucus off the lips and tongue the best quality should melt in the mouth and be little thicker than stout paper it is remarkable that cinna mon will not retain its fine aroma during a long sea voyage in the hold of a vessel unless a number of bags of pepper are placed between the bales also the mixture of bales of coarse and fine cinnamon is injurious to the aromatic pro perty of the latter the portuguese and dutch tried the ex periment of placing coir between the bales and also made caesar frederick and other travellers mention â that tlie hark was taken off the trees shoots while growing
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flower | cinnamon | make cassia leave | | wind | air | breath | turpentine | carbolic acid | expectoration | thymol | malabarathum | epithelium | rise
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sometimes nail become twist curl upon resemble ram ' horn , present color vary grayish dirty yellow brown , glossy , mark longitudinal transverse ridge stria ? .the surface dark - brown color , mark depression ridge , frequently collection soften foul - smell epithelium find .in addition deformity , usually loss tactile sensation great less degree .
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Sometimes the nails become so twisted and curled upon themselves that they resemble a ram ' s horn , and present a color varying from a grayish or dirty yellow to a brown , are glossy , and are marked by longitudinal and transverse ridges or stria ? .The under surface is of a dark - brown color , and marked by depressions and ridges , and frequently a collection of softened and foul - smelling epithelium is to be found .In addition to the deformity , there is usually loss of tactile sensation to a greater or lesser degree .
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sometimes the nails become so twisted and curled upon themselves that they resemble a ram s horn and present a color varying from a grayish or dirty yellow to a brown are glossy and are marked by longitudinal and transverse ridges or stria the under surface is of a dark brown color and marked by depressions and ridges and frequently a collection of softened and foul smelling epithelium is to be found in addition to the deformity there is usually loss of tactile sensation to a greater or lesser degree
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flower | cinnamon | make cassia leave | | wind | air | breath | turpentine | carbolic acid | expectoration | thymol | malabarathum | epithelium | rise
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allusion purification taint atmosphere bj growth plant , president thus express : â discovery assure , vegetable grow vain ; , oak forest grass field , every individual plant serviceable mankind ; always distinguish private virtue , yet make part whole cleanse purifies atmosphere .in fragrant rise deadly nightshade co - operate ; herbage wood flourish - mote unpeopled region unprofitable we , , consider constantly wind convey vitiate air , relief nourishment .and ever salutary gale rise storm hurricane , let we still trace revere way beneficent , fortuitously , design , wrath , mercy , thus , keep fluid , suffer rain percolate earth .
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In allusion to the purification of a tainted atmosphere bj the growth of plants , the President has thus expressed himself : â From these discoveries we are assured , that no vegetable grows in vain ; but that , from the oak of the forest to the grass of the field , every individual plant is serviceable to mankind ; if not always distinguished by some private virtue , yet making a part of the whole which cleanses and purifies our atmosphere .In this the fragrant rose and deadly nightshade co - operate ; nor is the herbage nor the woods that flourish in the most re - mote and unpeopled regions unprofitable to us , nor we to them , considering how constantly the winds convey to them our vitiated air , for our relief and their nourishment .And if ever these salutary gales rise to storms and hurricanes , let us still trace and revere the ways of a beneficent Being , who not fortuitously , but with design , not in wrath , but in mercy , thus when , keeping it fluid , it suffers that rain to percolate the earth .
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in allusion to the purification of a tainted atmosphere bj the growth of plants the president has thus expressed himself â from these discoveries we are assured that no vegetable grows in vain but that from the oak of the forest to the grass of the field every individual plant is serviceable to mankind if not always distinguished by some private virtue yet making a part of the whole which cleanses and purifies our atmosphere in this the fragrant rose and deadly nightshade co operate nor is the herbage nor the woods that flourish in the most re mote and unpeopled regions unprofitable to us nor we to them considering how constantly the winds convey to them our vitiated air for our relief and their nourishment and if ever these salutary gales rise to storms and hurricanes let us still trace and revere the ways of a beneficent being who not fortuitously but with design not in wrath but in mercy thus when keeping it fluid it suffers that rain to percolate the earth
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flower | cinnamon | make cassia leave | | wind | air | breath | turpentine | carbolic acid | expectoration | thymol | malabarathum | epithelium | rise
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cursclimann employ since 1871 , private hospital prac - tice , mask cover mouth nose resemble appear - ance mouth - piece waldenhurg ' pneumatic apparatus .a compart - ment mask respirator fill sponge receive remedy â â turpentine , carbolic acid , thymol , creasote â apparatus recom - mend pulmonary affection characterize fetid breath expectoration .his experience gangrene seem slight , case chiefly putrid bronchitis bronchiectasis .
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vitiated|foul - smelling|aromatic|fine|fetid|foul|fragrant
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Cursclimann has employed since 1871 , in private and hospital prac - tice , a mask which covers the mouth and nose and resembles in appear - ance the mouth - piece of Waldenhurg ' s pneumatic apparatus .A compart - ment in the mask or respirator is filled with sponge to receive the remedy â â turpentine , carbolic acid , thymol , creasote â and the apparatus is recom - mended in all pulmonary affections characterized by fetid breath and expectoration .His experience with gangrene seems to be very slight , the cases being chiefly of putrid bronchitis and bronchiectasis .
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['flower', 'cinnamon', 'make cassia leave', '', 'wind', 'air', 'breath', 'turpentine', 'carbolic acid', 'expectoration', 'thymol', 'malabarathum', 'epithelium', 'rise']
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cursclimann has employed since in private and hospital prac tice a mask which covers the mouth and nose and resembles in appear ance the mouth piece of waldenhurg s pneumatic apparatus a compart ment in the mask or respirator is filled with sponge to receive the remedy â â turpentine carbolic acid thymol creasote â and the apparatus is recom mended in all pulmonary affections characterized by fetid breath and expectoration his experience with gangrene seems to be very slight the cases being chiefly of putrid bronchitis and bronchiectasis
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flower | cinnamon | make cassia leave | | wind | air | breath | turpentine | carbolic acid | expectoration | thymol | malabarathum | epithelium | rise
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vitiate | foul - smell | aromatic | fine | fetid | foul | fragrant
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per lb . ; malabarathum , aromatic make cassia leave , bring 60 denari per lb .these spice obtain cost use prodigal profusion â 210 camel - load strew funeral pile sylla , nero equally profuse obsequie poppsea .
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vitiated|foul - smelling|aromatic|fine|fetid|foul|fragrant
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per lb .; and malabarathum , an aromatic made of cassia leaves , brought 60 denari per lb .These spices obtained at such cost were used in prodigal profusion â 210 camel - loads of them being strewn on the funeral pile of Sylla , and Nero was equally profuse at the obsequies of Poppsea .
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['flower', 'cinnamon', 'make cassia leave', '', 'wind', 'air', 'breath', 'turpentine', 'carbolic acid', 'expectoration', 'thymol', 'malabarathum', 'epithelium', 'rise']
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per lb and malabarathum an aromatic made of cassia leaves brought denari per lb these spices obtained at such cost were used in prodigal profusion â camel loads of them being strewn on the funeral pile of sylla and nero was equally profuse at the obsequies of poppsea
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| 1,871 |
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lira make night , fireguard replace , every - thing room order night , housemaid take care leave night - candle match together convenient place , require .it usual summer - move highly fragrant flower sleeping - room , impression scent injurious close chamber .on leisure day , housemaid able needlework mistress , â turn mend sheet darn house linen , assist anything may think fit give .
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And now the lire is made up for the night , the fireguard replaced , and every - thing in the room in order for the night , the housemaid taking care to leave the night - candle and matches together in a convenient place , should they be required .It is usual in summer to re - move all highly fragrant flowers from sleeping - rooms , the impression being that their scent is injurious in a close chamber .On leisure days , the housemaid should be able to do some needlework for her mistress , â such as turning and mending sheets and darning the house linen , or assist her in anything she may think fit to give her to do .
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and now the lire is made up for the night the fireguard replaced and every thing in the room in order for the night the housemaid taking care to leave the night candle and matches together in a convenient place should they be required it is usual in summer to re move all highly fragrant flowers from sleeping rooms the impression being that their scent is injurious in a close chamber on leisure days the housemaid should be able to do some needlework for her mistress â such as turning and mending sheets and darning the house linen or assist her in anything she may think fit to give her to do
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| 1,927 |
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noxious | burat | offensive | inodorous | unpleasant | fweet | fragrant | peculiar | turbid
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lately receive mr .pope oxford street , speciman retain , eminent degree , odour taste recent flower .dose , gr .
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I have lately received from Mr .Pope of Oxford Street , a specimen which retains , in the most eminent degree , all the odour and taste of the recent flower .Dose , gr .
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i have lately received from mr pope of oxford street a specimen which retains in the most eminent degree all the odour and taste of the recent flower dose gr
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tlie kind leave emjiloye , savoy sweet tender texture other , par - ticularly central upper leave .the cabbage tribe ajipear contain peculiar essential oil , whence unpleasant odour cabbage water ; matter ls liable produce offensive ehâ ect stomach ; vegeta - ble tlierefore boil two succe - sive water , order free entirely noxious ingredient , time render texture soft digestible .aspara - gus quickly dissolve stomach , , sufficiently boil , disposed create flatulence acidity : along mucilage frecjuently contain sweetness , afford proof nutritive quality .
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noxious|burat|offensive|inodorous|unpleasant|fweet|fragrant|peculiar|turbid
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Of tlie kinds where the leaves only are emjiloyed , the Savoy is of a sweeter and more tender texture than the others , par - ticularly its central and upper leaves .The cabbage tribe ajipear to contain a peculiar essential oil , whence the unpleasant odour of cabbage water ; this matter Ls liable to produce offensive eHâ ects on the stomach ; the vegeta - ble should tlierefore be boiled in two succes - sive waters , in order to free it entirely from the noxious ingredient , and at the same time to render its texture soft and digestible .Aspara - gus is quickly dissolved in the stomach , and , when sufficiently boiled , is not disposed to create flatulence or acidity : along with its mucilage it frecjuently contains some sweetness , which affords a proof of its nutritive quality .
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of tlie kinds where the leaves only are emjiloyed the savoy is of a sweeter and more tender texture than the others par ticularly its central and upper leaves the cabbage tribe ajipear to contain a peculiar essential oil whence the unpleasant odour of cabbage water this matter ls liable to produce offensive ehâ ects on the stomach the vegeta ble should tlierefore be boiled in two succes sive waters in order to free it entirely from the noxious ingredient and at the same time to render its texture soft and digestible aspara gus is quickly dissolved in the stomach and when sufficiently boiled is not disposed to create flatulence or acidity along with its mucilage it frecjuently contains some sweetness which affords a proof of its nutritive quality
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| 1,927 |
herb | | flower | cabbage | certain | difeharge urine
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noxious | burat | offensive | inodorous | unpleasant | fweet | fragrant | peculiar | turbid
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hill , far could fee , immenfe height , craggy , > cover fnow quite fummit bafe .i make alfo another excurfion along - fhore northâ ¬ ward , find country many mile exceedingly pleafant , ground , many place , cover flower , inferior thofe commonly find garden , either beauty fragrance ; ' feverity cold winter , counâ ¬ try might , opinion , make ; cultivation , , one ' fine world .i fet fmall tent botâ ¬ tom bay , , clofe little rivulet , jufb fldrt > wood , foon fliip come anchor , three man employ waflie : flept fhore ; foon funfet awaken firfl flecp roar fome wild bead , darknef night , folitarinef fituation path - 1764 .
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The hills , as far as I could fee , were of an immenfe height , very craggy , and > covered with fnow quite from the fummit to the bafe .I made alfo another excurfion along the - fhore to the north ¬ ward , and found the country for many miles exceedingly pleafant , the ground being , in many places , covered with flowers , which were not inferior to thofe that are commonly found in our gardens , either in beauty or fragrance ; and if ' it were not for the feverity of the cold in winter , this coun ¬ try might , in my opinion , be made ; by cultivation , , one of ' the fined in the world .I had fet up a fmall tent at the bot ¬ tom of this bay , , clofe to a little rivulet , and jufb at the fldrts > of a wood , foon after the fliip came to an anchor , where three men were employed in wafliing : they flept on fhore ; but foon after funfet were awakened out of their firfl flecp by the roaring of fome wild beads , which the darknefs of the night , and the folitarinefs of their fituation in this path - 1764 .
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the hills as far as i could fee were of an immenfe height very craggy and covered with fnow quite from the fummit to the bafe i made alfo another excurfion along the fhore to the northâ ward and found the country for many miles exceedingly pleafant the ground being in many places covered with flowers which were not inferior to thofe that are commonly found in our gardens either in beauty or fragrance and if it were not for the feverity of the cold in winter this counâ try might in my opinion be made by cultivation one of the fined in the world i had fet up a fmall tent at the botâ tom of this bay clofe to a little rivulet and jufb at the fldrts of a wood foon after the fliip came to an anchor where three men were employed in wafliing they flept on fhore but foon after funfet were awakened out of their firfl flecp by the roaring of fome wild beads which the darknefs of the night and the folitarinefs of their fituation in this path
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supprejjion 3 die urine dikend bladder , ureter , pelâ ¬ f , kidney , putrejye 4 corrode , weaken deftroy n , communicate n alcaline acrimony whole mai ' blood lymph ; whence injure tender fibre brain , occaiion anâ ¬ xietie , reftleffnef , drowfinef , vertigo , apoâ ¬ plexie 6 death .â r 1 either true diabete , difeharged urine white , turbid , fweet , inodorous , partake chyle .the caufe fuch relaxation veffel kidney , eafily permit chyle pal like lactiâ ¬ ferous ducls break .
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But a SuppreJJion 3 of die Urine dikends the Bladder , Ureters , Pel ¬ ves , and Kidneys , and by putrejying 4 corrodes , weakens and deftroys the n , communicating a n alcaline s Acrimony to the whole Mai ' s of Blood and Lymph ; whence by injuring the tender Fibres of the Brain , it occaiions An ¬ xieties , Reftleffnefs , Drowfinefs , Vertigo , Apo ¬ plexies 6 and Death .â r 1 This is either a true Diabetes , in which the difeharged Urine is white , turbid , fweet , inodorous , and partaking of the Chyle .The Caufe is fuch a Relaxation in the Veffels of the Kidney , as eafily permits the Chyle to pals through like the lacti ¬ ferous DuCls in the Breaks .
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but a supprejjion of die urine dikends the bladder ureters pelâ ves and kidneys and by putrejying corrodes weakens and deftroys the n communicating a n alcaline s acrimony to the whole mai s of blood and lymph whence by injuring the tender fibres of the brain it occaiions anâ xieties reftleffnefs drowfinefs vertigo apoâ plexies and death â r this is either a true diabetes in which the difeharged urine is white turbid fweet inodorous and partaking of the chyle the caufe is fuch a relaxation in the veffels of the kidney as eafily permits the chyle to pals through like the lactiâ ferous ducls in the breaks
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name medicinal plant .ä ¸ ¨ è ¯ p ? hã - certain fragrant herb , burat order ernit odour ..
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Name of a medicinal plant .ä ¸ ¨ è ¯ P ? Hã - A certain fragrant herb , which is burat in order to ernit its odour ..
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name of a medicinal plant ä è p hã a certain fragrant herb which is burat in order to ernit its odour
| true |
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| 1,895 |
flower | shrub | fruit tree
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fragrant | scent
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adorn wall inside sculptural work fine painting choicest , fit every apartment rich furniture .in front mansion ne bade lay garden stock scented flower fragrant shrub fruit tree whose produce paradise .there moreover large park girt side high wall wherein rear game , fur feather , sport two prince sister .
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He adorned the walls inside and out with sculptural work of the finest and paintings of the choicest , and he fitted every apartment with richest furniture .In the front of his mansion ne bade lay out a garden and stocked it with scented flowers and fragrant shrubs and fruit trees whose produce was as that of Paradise .There was moreover a large park girt on all sides by a high wall wherein he reared game , both fur and feather , as sport for the two Princes and their sister .
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he adorned the walls inside and out with sculptural work of the finest and paintings of the choicest and he fitted every apartment with richest furniture in the front of his mansion ne bade lay out a garden and stocked it with scented flowers and fragrant shrubs and fruit trees whose produce was as that of paradise there was moreover a large park girt on all sides by a high wall wherein he reared game both fur and feather as sport for the two princes and their sister
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fpicy | peculiar | strong | fragrant | aromatic
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* cusparia , angustura bark * quality .form , piece cover whitish wrinkle thin epidermis ; inner surface smooth , brownish yellow colour * odour , strong , peculiar .taste , bitter , slightly aromatic , perma * nent .
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D * Cusparia , or Angustura Bark * Qualities .Form , pieces covered with a whitish Wrinkled thin epidermis ; the inner surface is smooth , of a brownish yellow colour * Odour , not strong , but peculiar .Taste , bitter , slightly aromatic , and perma * nent .
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d cusparia or angustura bark qualities form pieces covered with a whitish wrinkled thin epidermis the inner surface is smooth of a brownish yellow colour odour not strong but peculiar taste bitter slightly aromatic and perma nent
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761 .another kind acrimony aromatic fpicy nature food drink , confifte moft part acrid 1 salt oil unite together ; acrimony caufes thirft , drinef , heat inflammation , ftimulate solid , - creafe velocity fluid , difll - pate thin juice ; whence heartâ ¬ burn1 , burn v pain stomach , sick - nef , belching 4 , vomiting 5 , fever 6 , waft fat , contraction 7 witherâ ¬ ing limb , difeafe thence refult - ing .1 acrimony spice fmall quantity , much refemble fire ; even whole pound pepper , many grain oil salt give acrimony whole : effential oil draw r * / ; .
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fpicy|peculiar|strong|fragrant|aromatic
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761 .Another Kind of Acrimony is that of an aromatic or fpicy Nature both in the Food and Drink , confifting for the moft Part of acrid 1 Salts and Oils united together ; and this Acrimony caufes Thirft , Drinefs , Heat and Inflammation , ftimulates the Solids , in - creafes the Velocity of the Fluids , and difll - pates the thinner Juices ; whence the Heart ¬ burn1 , a burning v Pain in the Stomach , Sick - nefs , Belchings 4 , Vomitings 5 , Fevers 6 , a Wafting of the Fat , a Contraction 7 or Wither ¬ ing of the Limbs , and Difeafes thence refult - ing .1 The Acrimony of Spices is very fmall in Quantity , and much refembles Fire ; and even in a whole Pound of Pepper , there are not many Grains of that Oil and Salt which gives Acrimony to the Whole : For when the effential Oil is drawn r * / i ; .
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another kind of acrimony is that of an aromatic or fpicy nature both in the food and drink confifting for the moft part of acrid salts and oils united together and this acrimony caufes thirft drinefs heat and inflammation ftimulates the solids in creafes the velocity of the fluids and difll pates the thinner juices whence the heartâ burn a burning v pain in the stomach sick nefs belchings vomitings fevers a wafting of the fat a contraction or witherâ ing of the limbs and difeafes thence refult ing the acrimony of spices is very fmall in quantity and much refembles fire and even in a whole pound of pepper there are not many grains of that oil and salt which gives acrimony to the whole for when the effential oil is drawn r i
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31 son sahib arrive ! â tell climate lovely ! â far , mr .loveday walk garden mastung , pick flower , would exclaim , â ah ! amir khan , avail flower fragrance masson sahib present enjoy ! â think mighty strange ; however , minglial return amir khanâ saddle - bag ; letâ ¬ ter produce ; , lo ! address â lieut .gordon , british agent , sunmlanl â ! authority receive amir ivhan party guest .
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31 son Sahib arrives ! â tell him the climate here is lovely ! â And farther , that when Mr .Loveday was walking in his garden at Mastung , and picking flowers , he would exclaim , â Ah ! Amir Khan , what avail flowers and their fragrance when Masson Sahib is not present to enjoy them with me ! â I thought this mighty strange ; however , the Minglial returned with Amir Khanâ s saddle - bags ; the let ¬ ters were produced ; and , lo ! they were addressed to â Lieut .Gordon , British Agent , Sunmlanl â ! The authorities received Amir Ivhan and his party as guests .
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son sahib arrives â tell him the climate here is lovely â and farther that when mr loveday was walking in his garden at mastung and picking flowers he would exclaim â ah amir khan what avail flowers and their fragrance when masson sahib is not present to enjoy them with me â i thought this mighty strange however the minglial returned with amir khanâ s saddle bags the letâ ters were produced and lo they were addressed to â lieut gordon british agent sunmlanl â the authorities received amir ivhan and his party as guests
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fruit mulberry .è é ¼ ½ è ¡ è kweiã fragrant plant .fooã foo yu è ¬ è ¶ flowery ' appearance * è min .
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The fruit of the mulberry .è é ¼ ½ è ¡ è KWEIã A fragrant plant .FOOã Foo yu è ¬ è ¶ a flowery ' appearance * Same as è Min .
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the fruit of the mulberry è é ¼ ½ è è kweiã a fragrant plant fooã foo yu è è a flowery appearance same as è min
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fpicy | peculiar | strong | fragrant | aromatic
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many experiment make ascer - tain chemical nature perspire matter .from know , may conclude consist chiefly aqueous fluid , contain solution free lactic acid , lactate , muriate , phosphate soda , oleaginous principle : also reason believe gaseous fluid per - spire skin basis nitrogen , * carbon , f hydrogen ; presence latter , variously modify acce - sion constituent , physiologist attribute odour perspiration .this odour , however , seem rather depend secretion mucous follicle mingle perspiration , quality fluid , differ different part body .
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Many experiments have been made to ascer - tain the chemical nature of the perspired matter .From all that is known , it may be concluded that it consists chiefly of aqueous fluid , containing in solution some free lactic acid , lactate , muriate , and phosphate of soda , and an oleaginous principle : but there is also reason to believe that gaseous fluids are per - spired by the skin with bases of nitrogen , * carbon , f and hydrogen ; I and to the presence of the latter , variously modified by the acces - sion of other constituents , some physiologists attribute the odour of perspiration .This odour , however , seems rather to depend on the secretions of the mucous follicles mingling with the perspiration , than to be a quality of this fluid , as it differs in different parts of the body .
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['plant', 'flower', '', 'masson', 'sweat', 'aqueous fluid']
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many experiments have been made to ascer tain the chemical nature of the perspired matter from all that is known it may be concluded that it consists chiefly of aqueous fluid containing in solution some free lactic acid lactate muriate and phosphate of soda and an oleaginous principle but there is also reason to believe that gaseous fluids are per spired by the skin with bases of nitrogen carbon f and hydrogen i and to the presence of the latter variously modified by the acces sion of other constituents some physiologists attribute the odour of perspiration this odour however seems rather to depend on the secretions of the mucous follicles mingling with the perspiration than to be a quality of this fluid as it differs in different parts of the body
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en
| 1,892 |
plant | flower
| null |
â breath flower , â con - tinue , â far sweet air ( come go like warble music ) hand .therefore nothing fit delight know flower plant good perfume air .â give we glimpse especial favourite : â flower au other yield 16â 2 244 cyclopjedia op nature teaching .
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â The breath of flowers , â he con - tinues , â is far sweeter in the air ( where it comes and goes like the warbling music ) than in the hand .Therefore nothing is more fit for this delight than to know what be the flowers and plants that do best perfume the air .â And he then gives us a glimpse of his own especial favourites : â The flower which above aU others yields the 16â 2 244 CYCLOPJEDIA OP NATURE TEACHINGS .
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â the breath of flowers â he con tinues â is far sweeter in the air where it comes and goes like the warbling music than in the hand therefore nothing is more fit for this delight than to know what be the flowers and plants that do best perfume the air â and he then gives us a glimpse of his own especial favourites â the flower which above au others yields the â cyclopjedia op nature teachings
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| 1,854 |
flower
| null |
37 .the odour flower vary much , depend subtle matter beyond determination chemist .38 .
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37 .The odours of flowers vary much , and depend on very subtle matters beyond the determination of the chemist .38 .
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the odours of flowers vary much and depend on very subtle matters beyond the determination of the chemist
| true |
10,523 | 10,523 |
en
| 1,931 |
flower
| null |
square compact show illustration available range colour , display neat card ( also show ) prove attraction .flower perfumes forget year ; messrs .coty specialist particular branch , supply wide range together elegant show material .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
| null |
The square compacts shown in our illustration are available in a range of colours , and when displayed on the neat card ( also shown ) should prove an attraction .Flower perfumes should not be forgotten this year ; Messrs .Coty are specialists in this particular branch , and supply a wide range together with elegant show material .
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the square compacts shown in our illustration are available in a range of colours and when displayed on the neat card also shown should prove an attraction flower perfumes should not be forgotten this year messrs coty are specialists in this particular branch and supply a wide range together with elegant show material
| true |
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en
| 1,892 |
flower
| null |
beecher .contact good never fail impart good , carry away us blessing , travellersâ garment retain odour flower pass .â smile .
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| null |
Beecher .Contact with the good never fails to impart good , and we carry away with us some of the blessing , as travellersâ garments retain the odour of the flowers through which they have passed .â Smiles .
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beecher contact with the good never fails to impart good and we carry away with us some of the blessing as travellersâ garments retain the odour of the flowers through which they have passed â smiles
| true |
10,791 | 10,791 |
en
| 1,896 |
flower
| null |
floral decoration .the applie3 odour correspond flower e .g .
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Flower
| null |
each with a floral decoration .The same applie3 to all odours for which there is a corresponding flower e .g .
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each with a floral decoration the same applie to all odours for which there is a corresponding flower e g
| true |
10,860 | 10,860 |
en
| 1,845 |
fruit | flower | stem | leaf | seed
| null |
seed hard , black , shrivelled , ripe , generally second third week august .the stem , leave , flower , fruit , seed , destitute smell ; possess , less , property exciting numbness tingling chew ; diminish part plant dry slowly low temperature .the different part plant , however , vary much degree excite sensation .
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The seeds are hard , black , and shrivelled , when ripe , which they generally are in the second or third week of August .The stem , leaves , flowers , fruit , and seed , are destitute of smell ; but all possess , more or less , the property of exciting numbness and tingling when chewed ; nor is this diminished in any part of the plant by its being dried slowly at a low temperature .The different parts of the plant , however , vary much in the degree in which they excite these sensations .
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the seeds are hard black and shrivelled when ripe which they generally are in the second or third week of august the stem leaves flowers fruit and seed are destitute of smell but all possess more or less the property of exciting numbness and tingling when chewed nor is this diminished in any part of the plant by its being dried slowly at a low temperature the different parts of the plant however vary much in the degree in which they excite these sensations
| true |
10,888 | 10,888 |
en
| 1,887 |
flower | thereof
| null |
thought neither upon way church would talk instead sermon , service , husband , new character , father , â feelâ ¬ ing might almost call funereal , pass pastoral well paternal care .iss chapter cll something serious , , thou hast read book , art never well , yet catch flower thou go garden , peradventure scent thereof bring thee back smell rest .henry smith .
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Flower|thereof
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Her thoughts were neither upon those who on their way from church would talk over her instead of the sermon , nor of the service , nor of her husband , nor of herself in her new character , but of her father , â and with a feel ¬ ing which might almost be called funereal , that she had passed from under his pastoral as well as his paternal care .ISS CHAPTER CLL SOMETHING SERIOUS , , If thou hast read all this Book , and art never the better , yet catch this flower before thou go out of the garden , and peradventure the scent thereof will bring thee back to smell the rest .Henry Smith .
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|
her thoughts were neither upon those who on their way from church would talk over her instead of the sermon nor of the service nor of her husband nor of herself in her new character but of her father â and with a feelâ ing which might almost be called funereal that she had passed from under his pastoral as well as his paternal care iss chapter cll something serious if thou hast read all this book and art never the better yet catch this flower before thou go out of the garden and peradventure the scent thereof will bring thee back to smell the rest henry smith
| true |
10,944 | 10,944 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
| null |
sulphurous acid , whether employ gaseous liquid form , decolorize chlorophyll leave .t study odour flower receive name osphresiology .â see cloquet sur les odeur , paris , 1815 .
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Flower
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Sulphurous acid , whether employed in its gaseous or liquid form , did not decolorize the chlorophyll of leaves .t The study of the odour of flowers has received the name of Osphresiology .â See Cloquet sur les odeurs , Paris , 1815 .
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sulphurous acid whether employed in its gaseous or liquid form did not decolorize the chlorophyll of leaves t the study of the odour of flowers has received the name of osphresiology â see cloquet sur les odeurs paris
| true |
10,981 | 10,981 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
| null |
time emanation odour take place period . * odour flower frequently peculiar effect nervous individual , particularly odour connect presence hydro - cyanate oil .the odour flower remarkably overpower , other , stapelias carrion flower ( fig .
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Flower
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After this time the emanations of odour took place at the same periods as before .* The odours of flowers have frequently peculiar effects on nervous individuals , particularly when the odours are connected with the presence of hydro - cyanated oils .The odour of some flowers is remarkably overpowering , and that of others , such as Stapelias or Carrion flowers ( Fig .
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after this time the emanations of odour took place at the same periods as before the odours of flowers have frequently peculiar effects on nervous individuals particularly when the odours are connected with the presence of hydro cyanated oils the odour of some flowers is remarkably overpowering and that of others such as stapelias or carrion flowers fig
| true |
11,067 | 11,067 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
| null |
â tree shrub , alternate coriaceous leave , convolute stipule , cover bud , deciduous .they remarkable beauty foliage , fragrance flower .sepals usually 3 - 6 , deciduous .
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â Trees or shrubs , with alternate coriaceous leaves , and convolute stipules , which cover the buds , and are deciduous .They are remarkable for the beauty of their foliage , and the fragrance of their flowers .Sepals usually 3 - 6 , deciduous .
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â trees or shrubs with alternate coriaceous leaves and convolute stipules which cover the buds and are deciduous they are remarkable for the beauty of their foliage and the fragrance of their flowers sepals usually deciduous
| true |
11,110 | 11,110 |
en
| 1,933 |
flower | leaf | bottle | disinfectant
|
light pungent
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advantage arrangement twofold : customer variety make choose , ready hand ; stock - keeping make easy .if promiscuous mass merchandise within pharmacy undesirable , must say mixed window display , camera stand cheek jowl disinfectant , bottle perfume compete lemonade crystal attention passer - ? even small single window may divide two section , doorway recess , three .i never regret separate dispense depart - ment shop ; practicable volume dispense great enough make whole - time job .
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The advantages of such an arrangement are twofold : the customer has a variety of makes to choose from , all ready to hand ; and stock - keeping is made easier .If the promiscuous massing of merchandise within the pharmacy is undesirable , what must be said of a mixed window display , in which cameras stand cheek by jowl with disinfectants , and bottles of perfume compete with lemonade crystals for the attention of passers - by ? Even a small single window may be divided into two sections or , if the doorway is recessed , into three .I have never regretted separating the dispensing depart - ment from the shop ; but it is only practicable when the volume of dispensing is great enough to make of it a whole - time job .
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|
the advantages of such an arrangement are twofold the customer has a variety of makes to choose from all ready to hand and stock keeping is made easier if the promiscuous massing of merchandise within the pharmacy is undesirable what must be said of a mixed window display in which cameras stand cheek by jowl with disinfectants and bottles of perfume compete with lemonade crystals for the attention of passers by even a small single window may be divided into two sections or if the doorway is recessed into three i have never regretted separating the dispensing depart ment from the shop but it is only practicable when the volume of dispensing is great enough to make of it a whole time job
| true |
11,111 | 11,111 |
en
| 1,933 |
flower | leaf | bottle | disinfectant
|
light pungent
|
german doronicum native mountainous part germany , flower fummer .the leave flower bruife , emit light pungent fmell , provoke fneezing .they yield virâ ¬ tue infufion , water , rectify fpirit ; root aromatic part .
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light pungent
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The German doronicum is a native of the mountainous parts of Germany , and flowers through the fummer .The leaves and flowers bruifed , emit a light pungent fmell , which provokes fneezing .They yield their vir ¬ tues by infufion , both to water , and rectified fpirit ; the roots are more aromatic than the other parts .
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the german doronicum is a native of the mountainous parts of germany and flowers through the fummer the leaves and flowers bruifed emit a light pungent fmell which provokes fneezing they yield their virâ tues by infufion both to water and rectified fpirit the roots are more aromatic than the other parts
| true |
11,142 | 11,142 |
en
| 1,938 |
flower
| null |
` ` , flourish open , well number exotic , palm , aloe , cactus , castor - oil plant , etc .it region nature lavish hand bestow flower , , unlike compeer land , bear waste fragrance desert air die ` ` '' like bubble fountain , ` ` '' rather ( paraphrase george eliot ' lofty word ) die live fat oil , make nobler presence .march 19 , 1938 chemist druggist supplement iucwavirid * special purify epsom glauber famous 100 year howard & son , limited , ( est . ''
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| null |
, flourish in the open , as well as any number of exotics , palms , aloes , cactuses , castor - oil plants , etc .It is in this region that nature with lavish hand bestows her flowers , which , unlike their compeers in other lands , are not born to waste their fragrance on the desert air or to die " like the bubble on the fountain , " but rather ( to paraphrase George Eliot ' s lofty words ) to die and live again in fats and oils , made nobler by their presence .March 19 , 1938 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST SUPPLEMENT IUCWaVIRIDS * SPECIAL PURIFIED EPSOMS AND GLAUBERS FAMOUS FOR 100 Years HOWARDS & SONS , LIMITED , ( Est .
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flourish in the open as well as any number of exotics palms aloes cactuses castor oil plants etc it is in this region that nature with lavish hand bestows her flowers which unlike their compeers in other lands are not born to waste their fragrance on the desert air or to die like the bubble on the fountain but rather to paraphrase george eliot s lofty words to die and live again in fats and oils made nobler by their presence march the chemist and druggist supplement iucwavirids special purified epsoms and glaubers famous for years howards sons limited est
| true |
11,218 | 11,218 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
| null |
537 7 .odour flower ..
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Flower
| null |
537 7 .Odours of Flowers ..
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['flower']
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odours of flowers
| true |
11,271 | 11,271 |
en
| 1,887 |
flower | thereof
| null |
something serious .if thou hast read book , art never well , yet catch flower thou go garden , peradventure scent thereof bring thee back smell rest .henry smith .
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SOMETHING SERIOUS .If thou hast read all this Book , and art never the better , yet catch this flower before thou go out of the garden , and peradventure the scent thereof will bring thee back to smell the rest .Henry Smith .
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['flower', 'thereof']
|
something serious if thou hast read all this book and art never the better yet catch this flower before thou go out of the garden and peradventure the scent thereof will bring thee back to smell the rest henry smith
| true |
11,323 | 11,323 |
en
| 1,955 |
flower | sandalwood | countryside | cyc - | gar
| null |
84 60 0 86 65 0 88 75 0 90 90 0 92 105 0 curdolix 54 0 curethyl 5 11 daisy powder 21 5 1 0 7 45 60 12 0 tablet 4 71 1 8 3 4 cutter head nerve powder 21 3 7 cyclax christmas pack : gay chiffon bath essence , skin perfume bath soap 29 3 gay chiffon bath essence bath soap 19 11 gay chiffon bath essence small 13 3 gay chiffon guest bath soap ( 6 ) 15 0 beauty press colour cling lipstick gilt case 63 6 skin perfume set 22 0 travel mist spray bottle 18 6 beauty case luxanhide contain seven pre - paration light - weight container 209 6 overnight travel case , luxanhide , contain seven preparation light - weight container , also soap nailbrush box pochette 297 9 gay coffret ( skin perfume , bath powder 2 bath soap ) 61 3 gay bath salt 13 10 bath soap ( 3 ) 13 6 bath powder 15 0 skin perfume 15 6 six guest bath soap 2 gay morning .cyc - del sandalwood gar - land flower 13 10 three guest bath soap 1 gay morning , sandalwood gar - land flower 7 3 skin perfume .gay morning , sandalwood garland flower small 10 6 large 16 3 skin perfume .
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Flower|Sandalwood|Countryside|Cyc -|Gar
| null |
84 60 0 86 65 0 88 75 0 90 90 0 92 105 0 Curdolix 54 0 Curethyl 5 11 Daisy powders 21 5 for 1 0 7 for 45 60 for 12 0 tablets 4 71 1 8 3 4 Cutters head and nerve powders 21 3 for 7 Cyclax Christmas packs : Gay Chiffon bath essence , skin perfume and bath soap 29 3 Gay Chiffon bath essence and bath soap 19 11 Gay Chiffon bath essence small 13 3 Gay Chiffon guest bath soap ( 6 ) 15 0 Beauty Pressed and Colour Cling lipstick in gilt cases 63 6 skin perfume set 22 0 travel mist spray bottle 18 6 beauty case in Luxanhide containing seven pre - parations in light - weight containers 209 6 overnight travel case , Luxanhide , containing seven preparations in light - weight containers , also soap and nailbrush box and pochette 297 9 Gay Again coffret ( skin perfume , bath powder and 2 bath soap ) 61 3 Gay Again bath salts 13 10 bath soap ( 3 ) 13 6 bath powder 15 0 skin perfume 15 6 Six guest bath soap 2 each Gay Morning .Cyc - Del Sandalwood and Gar - land Flower 13 10 or three guest bath soap 1 each Gay Morning , Sandalwood and Gar - land Flower 7 3 skin perfume .Gay Morning , Sandalwood or Garland Flower small 10 6 large 16 3 skin perfume .
|
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|
curdolix curethyl daisy powders for for for tablets cutters head and nerve powders for cyclax christmas packs gay chiffon bath essence skin perfume and bath soap gay chiffon bath essence and bath soap gay chiffon bath essence small gay chiffon guest bath soap beauty pressed and colour cling lipstick in gilt cases skin perfume set travel mist spray bottle beauty case in luxanhide containing seven pre parations in light weight containers overnight travel case luxanhide containing seven preparations in light weight containers also soap and nailbrush box and pochette gay again coffret skin perfume bath powder and bath soap gay again bath salts bath soap bath powder skin perfume six guest bath soap each gay morning cyc del sandalwood and gar land flower or three guest bath soap each gay morning sandalwood and gar land flower skin perfume gay morning sandalwood or garland flower small large skin perfume
| true |
11,345 | 11,345 |
en
| 1,850 |
flower | bitter almond
| null |
leave smooth side , point , serrate edge .the flower , white , smell bitter almond , fruit , pendulous raceme , consist round black - ish berry , pleasant , somewhat astringent taste .it eagerly devour bird .
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Flower|Bitter almond
| null |
The leaves are smooth on both sides , pointed , and serrated on the edges .The flowers , which are white , have a smell of bitter almonds , and the fruit , which is in pendulous racemes , consists of round black - ish berries , which have a pleasant , but somewhat astringent taste .It is eagerly devoured by birds .
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the leaves are smooth on both sides pointed and serrated on the edges the flowers which are white have a smell of bitter almonds and the fruit which is in pendulous racemes consists of round black ish berries which have a pleasant but somewhat astringent taste it is eagerly devoured by birds
| true |
11,385 | 11,385 |
en
| 1,678 |
flower | gilly
| null |
` ` ` ` '' pope c / eweâ « , , feventh name , uncle king mother , poyfone fume hilfory , poy foitous torch carry light , die thereof .matthiolm telleth , two mountebank market - place sienna ^ one fmelling poyâ ¬ fone gilly - flower give , fall dead prefently . _ . ''
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Flower|Gilly
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" Pope C / ewe « t , , the feventh of that name , the Uncle of our Kings Mother , was poyfoned by the fume An Hilfory , of a poy foiTOus Torch that was carried lighted before him , and died thereof .Matthiolm telleth , that there were two Mountebanks in the Market - place of Sienna ^ the one of which but fmelling to a poy ¬ foned Gilly - flower given him by the other , fell down dead prefently ._ .
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pope c eweâ t the feventh of that name the uncle of our kings mother was poyfoned by the fume an hilfory of a poy foitous torch that was carried lighted before him and died thereof matthiolm telleth that there were two mountebanks in the market place of sienna the one of which but fmelling to a poyâ foned gilly flower given him by the other fell down dead prefently _
| true |
11,395 | 11,395 |
en
| 1,938 |
flower
| null |
â gallant follower car mit , corne dwell ( city .the flower lcã ¯ perfume â garden ; virgin , night day , chant bis â adventure plain .every one en - â gage eafy cheerful labour : gra - â naiie , beloved tore , overflow pile â grain .
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Flower
| null |
â Gallant followers of Car mit , corne and dwell ( t in my city .The flower of Lcà ¯ s perfumes my â gardens ; the virgins , night and day , chant bis â adventure in my plains .Every one there en - â gages in eafy and cheerful labour : and my gra - â naiies , beloved by tores , overflow with piles of â grain .
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â gallant followers of car mit corne and dwell t in my city the flower of lcã s perfumes my â gardens the virgins night and day chant bis â adventure in my plains every one there en â gages in eafy and cheerful labour and my gra â naiies beloved by tores overflow with piles of â grain
| true |
11,451 | 11,451 |
en
| 1,883 |
flower | lace | music
| null |
` ` silk satin think write respectful way lace . '' '' kind sentiment connect idea lace , parallel would difficult find associate material , though common enough regard flower , odour , music .it easy analyse sentiment , exist doubted . ''
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Flower|lace|music
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Silks and satins are not thought of or written of in the same respectful way as lace is ." There is a kind of sentiment connected with the idea of lace , a parallel for which it would be difficult to find associated with any other material , though common enough as regards flowers , odours , and music .It is not easy to analyse such a sentiment , but that it exists cannot be doubted .
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silks and satins are not thought of or written of in the same respectful way as lace is there is a kind of sentiment connected with the idea of lace a parallel for which it would be difficult to find associated with any other material though common enough as regards flowers odours and music it is not easy to analyse such a sentiment but that it exists cannot be doubted
| true |
11,465 | 11,465 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
| null |
811 .the odour flower , well colour , vary much .i source odour flower obscure .
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Flower
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811 .The odours of flowers , as well as their colours , vary much .I The sources of odours in flowers are very obscure .
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the odours of flowers as well as their colours vary much i the sources of odours in flowers are very obscure
| true |
11,563 | 11,563 |
en
| 1,739 |
herb | flower
| null |
bear fort corn , ' efpecially barley , cummin wild fweet , cotton , efteemed fineft univerfe $ alfo vine , whence raifin , large prune , red white , bear great price ; olive , almond , fig , fineft imagine ; peach large orâ ¬ dinary melon , apricot , date , moft european fruit .flowers herb every abound , efpe - dally rofe , beauty odour furpafs thole europe much .to particular , malt eft fpare pain remove natural imperfedlion country 5 fuffer dung remain moment street highway , gather like treafure basâ ¬ ket , immediately carry garden field .
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Herb|Flower
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It bears all forts of Corn , ' but efpecially Barley , Cummin wild and fweet , Cotton , efteemed the fineft in the Univerfe $ alfo Vines , from whence they have Raifins , as large as Prunes , both red and white , which bear a great Price ; Olives , Almonds , Figs , the fineft that can be imagined ; Peaches as large as our or ¬ dinary Melons , Apricots , Dates , and moft European Fruits .Flowers and Herbs every where abound , efpe - dally Rofes , which in Beauty and Odour furpafs thole of Europe very much .To be more particular , the Malt eft fpare no Pains to remove the natural Imperfedlions of their Country 5 they fuffer no Dung to remain a Moment in the Streets or Highways , but gather it like Treafure in their Bas ¬ kets , and immediately carry it to their Gardens or Fields .
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it bears all forts of corn but efpecially barley cummin wild and fweet cotton efteemed the fineft in the univerfe alfo vines from whence they have raifins as large as prunes both red and white which bear a great price olives almonds figs the fineft that can be imagined peaches as large as our orâ dinary melons apricots dates and moft european fruits flowers and herbs every where abound efpe dally rofes which in beauty and odour furpafs thole of europe very much to be more particular the malt eft fpare no pains to remove the natural imperfedlions of their country they fuffer no dung to remain a moment in the streets or highways but gather it like treafure in their basâ kets and immediately carry it to their gardens or fields
| true |
11,679 | 11,679 |
en
| 1,938 |
flower
| null |
1913 another patent take method evaporate perfume solvent reduce temperature thus obviate deteriora - tion perfume .the year company ' chemist discover method mechanical extraction per - fume flower make pomade cold , reduce manipulation 60 per cent .in 1917 firm patent use wood charcoal specially prepare extraction floral odour .
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from flowers
| null |
In 1913 another patent was taken out for a method of evaporating a perfumed solvent at reduced temperature and thus obviating deteriora - tion of the perfume .The same year the company ' s chemists discovered a method for mechanical extraction of the per - fume from flowers in the making of pomades in the cold , reducing manipulation by 60 per cent .In 1917 the firm patented the use of wood charcoal specially prepared for the extraction of floral odours .
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in another patent was taken out for a method of evaporating a perfumed solvent at reduced temperature and thus obviating deteriora tion of the perfume the same year the company s chemists discovered a method for mechanical extraction of the per fume from flowers in the making of pomades in the cold reducing manipulation by per cent in the firm patented the use of wood charcoal specially prepared for the extraction of floral odours
| true |
11,699 | 11,699 |
en
| 1,863 |
flower | leave certain plant |
| null |
` ` five minute become motionless .one small fly revive ; bee recover hour , symptom revival appear even * expression ` ` '' let loose , ` ` '' seem one , believe prussic acid dilute state leaf laurel contain vesicle cell , much manner essential oil , flower leave certain plant owe fragrance .in every instance examine leave flower microscope , notice cell vesicle refer . ''
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Flower|the leaves of certain plants|their
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In about five minutes they all became motionless .One of the small flies did not revive ; the other and the bee recovered in a few hours , symptoms of revival appearing even before they were * This expression " let loose , " seems a just one , as I believe the prussic acid in a very dilute state in the leaf of the laurel is contained in a vesicle or cell , much in the same manner as is the essential oil , to which flowers and the leaves of certain plants owe their fragrance .In every instance in which I have examined such leaves and flowers under the microscope , I have noticed the cells or vesicles referred to .
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in about five minutes they all became motionless one of the small flies did not revive the other and the bee recovered in a few hours symptoms of revival appearing even before they were this expression let loose seems a just one as i believe the prussic acid in a very dilute state in the leaf of the laurel is contained in a vesicle or cell much in the same manner as is the essential oil to which flowers and the leaves of certain plants owe their fragrance in every instance in which i have examined such leaves and flowers under the microscope i have noticed the cells or vesicles referred to
| true |
11,703 | 11,703 |
en
| 1,892 |
flower |
| null |
answer thyself , poor soul , doubtest love , dar trust voice thine heart tell - ing thee thy father heaven heart adore .why make flower ? send thee little } oyq , gentle unnoticed often motherâ kiss upon sleep child ? , would seem , conceivable reason give existence flower ( least beauty perfume ) , - tention provide man pure delicate pleasure .geologists tell we early epoch trace flower , small , probably secondary colour , mere vessel ripen seed .
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Flower|their
| null |
Answer it to thyself , poor soul , that doubtest of His love , that darest not trust the voice in thine own heart tell - ing thee that thy Father in heaven is all which that heart can adore .Why has He made these flowers ? Why does He send to thee these little } oyQ , as gentle and unnoticed often as a motherâ s kiss upon a sleeping child ? There is not , it would seem , a conceivable reason to be given for the existence of flowers ( at least for their beauty and perfume ) , other than the in - tention to provide for a man a pure and most delicate pleasure .Geologists tell us that in the earlier epochs there are few traces of flowers , such as there were being small , and probably of the secondary colours , mere vessels for the ripening of the seeds .
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answer it to thyself poor soul that doubtest of his love that darest not trust the voice in thine own heart tell ing thee that thy father in heaven is all which that heart can adore why has he made these flowers why does he send to thee these little oyq as gentle and unnoticed often as a motherâ s kiss upon a sleeping child there is not it would seem a conceivable reason to be given for the existence of flowers at least for their beauty and perfume other than the in tention to provide for a man a pure and most delicate pleasure geologists tell us that in the earlier epochs there are few traces of flowers such as there were being small and probably of the secondary colours mere vessels for the ripening of the seeds
| true |
11,705 | 11,705 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower | 851 oldfieldia | 812 oily matter | enanthe | passion | ocular | 770 ochroma | 887 oleaceae | 905 mystropetalum | 780 | 826 | 749 | 816 | 849 | ochro okra | 851 omphalea | 774 oldenlandia | 35 olacace | 14 odontopteris | 880 olibanum | 806 | 905 myzodendron | 854 oleaster | 828 naazuz | 868 | 810 myrtle | 799 onagraceae | 796 | naatzutz | enotliera | form | 850 oleander | 812 | 799 ouve | 887 ompbalobium | 875
| null |
960 lecidea , 960 lecythidacese , 811 leek , 930 legume , 276 leguminosse , 799 lemnacese , 941 lemon , 776 lemon - grass , 950 lense , 13 lentibulariacese , 869 lentil , 802 leontice , 753 leontodon , 838 leopardâ - bane , 838 leopoldinia , 937 lepidium , 760 lepidodentlron , 1054 lepidophyllum , 1055 lepidostrobus , 1055 leptolsena , 773 leptospermese , 810 leptospermum , 810 lessonia , 966 , 1024 letter - wood , 892 lettuce , 838 leucadendron , 880 leucopogon , 848 levisticum , 826 lewisia , 818 liane - form , 995 liassic flora , 1059 libano , 799 libi - dibi , 802 libneh , 842 , 898 lichen - dye , 960 lichene lichen , 341 , 959 lichen - form , 996 lichenin , 32 li - chi , 780 lieberkuhn , 17 lie - tea , 774 lignin , 31 light , affect exha - lation , 459 effect , 976 effect respira - tion , 471 lightning , cause - jury plant , 685 lign - aloe , 881 lignite , 1051 liguliflorse , 837 liliaceous - form , 995 lilium , 930 lily valley , 929 lime - fruit , 776 lime plant , 387 lime - tree , 772 limnanthacese , 786 limnocharis , 938 linaceae , 784 linden , 772 lindleyâ natural sys - tem , 735 ling , 813 linnsea , 829 linnsean system , 716 linnaeus , 715 linon , 784 linseed , 785 lippia , 868 liquidambar , 898 liquorice , 802 liriodendron , 751 litmus , 960 littoral zone , 1036 liverwort , 338 , 958 lizard - tail , 894 loasacese , 813 lobehaceae , 841 locality plant , 978 loculament loculi , 246 locust - tree , 802 , 803 lodoicea , 937 loganiaceae , 854 logwood , 803 lohum , 949 lomentum , 277 lonchopteris , 1050 longan , 780 long - pepper , 895 lonicera , 829 loosestrife , 808 loquat , 807 loranthaceae , 828 lord lady , 940 lot , 762 lotus , 796 lotus - tree , 778 lotus water - lily , 755 lovage , 825 love - apple , 862 love - lie - bleeding , 874 luffa , 815 luminosity plant , 674 luminous flower , 676 fungus , 674 sap , 676 lurp , 810 luz , 806 lychnophora , 839 lycium dioscoride , 753 lycopersicon , 862 lycopode powder , 331 lycopodiaceae , 331 , 956 lycopodite , 1055 lycopus , 867 lyell coal plant , 1057 lythraceae , 807 mace , 879 maclura , 893 maconie andmakiali , 890 macrocystis , 1024 macrophthalma , 893 macropiper , 895 madder , 832 madeira , flora , 1012 magnolia , 751 magnoliaceae , 750 magnolia , region , 1013 maguey , 926 mahogany , 782 mahonia , 753 mahoua , 849 mai matai pine , 911 , 1021 maiden - hair , 955 malacca - cane , 936 malachadenia , 919 malache , 770 malachra , 771 malay rice - paper , 839 malesherbiaceae , 816 mallow , 771 malpighia , 778 malpighiaceae , 778 malva , 771 malvaceae , 768 malvaceous - form , 993 mammea , 777 mammee , 777 manchineel , 887 mandragora , 864 mandrake , 864 mangifera , 797 mango , 797 mangosteen , 777 mangrove , 808 manicaria , 937 manihot , 887 manilla hemp , 922 manioc , 887 manita , 771 manna , 766 , 810 , 909 manna - ash , 851 mannite , 968 manure , 401 manuring , 399 manzanillo de playa , 887 maple , 779 marantaceae , 921 marattia , 955 marcgraviacese , 778 marchantiaceae , 958 mareâ - tail , 812 mangold wurzel , 874 marine flora britain , 1035 marine vegetation , 1022 marjoram , 867 mark - nut , 798 marmalade , 849 marsdenia , 853 marsh mallow , 770 marsileaceae , 333 , 956 martaban varnish , 797 martagon - lily , 930 martin british flora , 1034 martynia , 857 marvel peru , 874 mastich , 797 mate tea , 849 matico , 895 mauritia , 937 mavi , 802 maximiliana , 937 mayacacese , 933 may - apple , 749 ' coshâ view vena - tion , 113 meadow saffron , 932 meadow - sweet , 807 ~ medicine botany , 8 mediterranean flora , 101 2 sea - weed , 1024 medlar , 807 medullary ray , 81 sheath , 76 melaleuca , 810 melamho - bark , 789 melanorrhcea , 797 melanospermeae , 966 melanthacese , 930 melastoma - form , 996 melastomaceae , 808 melastoma , region , 1017 melegueta pepper , 921 meliacese , 781 melianthu , 788 melloca , 875 melocactus , 821 melon , 814 melon - cactus , 82 memecylon , 808 menispermacese , 751 menispermum , 752 menyanthe , 856 merchai , 859 mercuriali , 887 merenchyma , 21 mertensia , 860 mesembryanthemaceae , 818 mesembryanthemum , region , 1019 mesophloeum , 83 mesua , 778 metrosidero , 810 metroxylon , 937 mexican alpine flora , 1005 mexican elemi , 799 thistle , 757 mexico , flora , 1017 mezereon , 881 mezozoic rock , 1043 micrometer , 16 1110 index .micropyle , 258 , 299 microscope , 13 microscope student , 1072 microscopic prepara - tion , 1083 mignonette , 761 mildew , 686 milkweed , 852 milkwort , 764 millet , 951 mimosa , 803 mimosa - form , 994 mimose * , 801 , 803 mimulus , 866 mimusop , 849 mint , 868 miocene flora , 1063 miro maira pine , 911 , 1021 mistleto , 55 , 828 mock - orange , 809 mo - ghi mokyi , 963 moisture , effect , 976 molluginese , 768 momordica , 814 monkey - bread , 771 monkey - flower , 866 monkey - grass , 937 monkey - pot , 811 monkeyâ drinking - cup , 811 monkshood , 749 monkâ - rliubarb , 876 monimiacese , 8s0 monocldamyde * , 873 , 912 monochlamydeous , 176 monocotyle ' done , 915 monocotyledonous , 72 monocotyledonous em - bryo , 307 monocotyledonous stem , 86 monocotyledon ana - lyse , 951 monodora , 751 monoecious plant , 217 monopetal * , 828 monotropace * , 847 monstera , 940 moonseed , 751 moose - wood , 881 mor , 799 mora , 803 morchella , 963 * , 891 morel , 963 moreton - bay pine , 908 moringace * , 803 morison , 715 morphology flower , 179 morus , 893 moschatell , 827 moss , 334 , 957 region , 1011 moss - form , 996 mould , 962 mountain ash , 807 mountain - meal , 968 mountain - tobacco , 838 mouriria , 809 moutan , 749 movement plant , 413 , 422 , 492 , 530 , 557 mucuna , 802 mucus , vegetable , 408 mudar , 853 mulberry , 893 mulberry tree scrip - ture , 898 mullein , 866 mummy - wheat , 625 munjeet , 832 muriti - palm , 937 musace * , 922 musci , 334 , 957 museum , specimen , 1082 mushroom , 963 mushroom order , 348 , 960 mustard , 760 mustard - tree scrip - ture , 852 mycelium , 56 , 313 , 344 mylitta , 964 myoporace * , 868 myosotis , 860 myricace * , 895 mvricaria , 766 myristicace * 879 myrobalan , 808 myrospermum , 802 myrrh , 799 myrsinaceae , 849 myrtace * , 809 myrtle , 810 myrtle - form , 995 mvstropetalinae , 905 mystropetalum , 905 myzodendron , 828 naazuz naatzutz , 796 nabee , 749 nachetâ microscope , 1073 naiadace * , 941 narcissus , 926 nardostachy , 832 narthex , 826 nasturtium , 760 , 786 natal , flora , 1019 native specie , 1026 natri , 831 natural history , study , 1 natural order , 747 natural system , 727 navicula , 966 , 968 neb - neb , 803 nectandra , 878 nectarine , 806 nectary , 214 neem - tree , 781 nelumbiace * , 755 nepenthace * , 884 nephelium , 780 neplirodium , 955 nerd nard , 833 nerium , 854 neroh - oil , 776 nettle , 889 nettle - tree , 893 neuradeae , 806 neuropteris , 1049 new jersey tea , 795 new zealand flax , 930 new zealand flora , 1021 new zealand spinage , 819 nicotiana , 864 nigella , 749 night - flower plant , 533 nightshade , 862 nilsonia , 1059 nipa , 938 nipadite , 1062 nitraria , 778 nitrogen plant , 376 nitrogenous matter , 34 nitzschia , 968 node , 61 noggerathia , 1056 nolanace * , 861 noni , 1015 nopal - plant , 821 norfolk island pine , 909 , 1020 north american flora , 1013 nosology , vegetable , 680 nostoc , * 968 notorhize * , 759 nucleus , 34 nucleus , 257 nucleus seed , 300 nucule , 290 number know plant , 996 nuphar , 755 nut , 283 nutmeg - tree , 879 nutrition , 361 nutritive organ , 48 flowerless plant , 311 nux vomica , 855 nuytsia , 828 nyctaginace * , 873 nyctanthe , 850 nymphseaceae , 753 oak , 901 african , 887 oat , 950 oberliauserâ micro - scope , 1072 objective , 14 ochnace * , 789 ochro okra , 770 ochroma , 771 ocular , 14 odontopteris , 1049 odour flower , 545 ( enanthe , 826 ( enotliera , 812 oily matter , 35 olacace * , 774 oldenlandia , 851 oldfieldia , 887 oleaceae , 850 oleander , 854 oleaster , 880 olibanum , 799 ouve , 851 omphalea , 887 ompbalobium , 799 onagraceae , 812 oncidium , 919 onion , 930 onygena , 962 oolitic flora , 1059 ooplioridium , 332 operculum , 336 ophiocaryon , 780 opliioglossaceae , 955 opium poppy , 757 opoidia , 826 opoponax , 826 opuntia , 821 orach , 874 orange , 776 orcliella - weed , 960 orcliidaceae , 918 orchideous - form , 994 orchil , 960 orchis , 920 order different coun - try , 998 order family de - fine , 711 oreb orebim , 898 oregon flora , 1013 oren , 910 organic matter , 381 oriental plane , 902 original vegetation globe , 988 ornithogalum , 930 ornus , 851 orobanchaceae , 864 orobanche , 55 orontiaceae , 940 orris - root , 924 orthoploceae , 760 oryza , 751 osage orange , 893 oscillatoria , 3 , 417 osi , 898 osmundaceae , 955 ostrya , 901 otalieite salep , 927 ourari poison , 855 ouvirandra , 942 ovary , 241 ovule , 257 oxalidace * , 785 oxley , 782 oxlip , 870 oxycoccus , 842 oxygen plant , 373 give leave , 464 , 471 oyster - bay pine , 908 oyster plant , 860 paddle - wood , 85 paeonia , 749 paira , 892 pa - kwo , 911 pakyoth , 814 palaeophytology , fact , 1069 palaeontological botany , 1039 palaeozoic rock , 1043 paliurus , 795 palma christi , 887 palmacite , 1061 palmae , 934 palm - form , 993 palm - oil , 937 palm - wine , 937 palm , region , 1017 palm - stem , 87 , 439 palmyra palm , 936 palo de buba , 857 palo de yaca , 892 pampas - grass , 950 panama , flora , 1016 panax , 827 pandanace * , 938 pangiacese , 815 panicum , 951 pansy , 762 papaver , 757 papaverace * , 756 papaw - tree , 815 papayace * , 815 paper plant , 1077 1081 papilionace * , 801 papyrus , 944 paraguay tea , 849 para nut , 811 parasite , 55 cause disease , 696 pareira - brava , 752 paris , 917 paritium , 771 parmelia , 960 paronychiaceae , 817 paropsia , 816 index , 1111 parrot - wood , 757 parsley , 825 parsnip , 825 partridge - cane , 936 partridge - pea , 802 paspalus , 951 passifloraceae , 815 passion - flower , 816 pastinaca , 826 patchouli , 868 paullinia , 780 peach , 806 pear , 807 pea , 801 peccan - nut , 904 pecopteri , 1049 pectic acid , 33 pectine , 607 pedaliacese , 857 pedicel , 152 peduncle , 151 peganon , 789 pekea , 781 pe - la , 798 pelagic , 1022 pelargonium , 784 pellitory , 227 spain , 838 penseacea , 880 penang lawyer , 936 pencil - cedar , 909 penicillium , 962 penny - royal , 868 pentadactylon , 887 pentadesma , 778 pepo , 288 pepper , 894 pepperbrand , 686 peppermint , 868 pepperwort , 333 , 956 perennial , 58 pereskia , 821 perianth , 174 pericarp , 269 perichaetial leave , 334 perigone , 174 , 334 perigynous , 225 periploca , 853 perisperm , 300 peristome , 337 periwinkle , 854 peaspiian flora , 1058 pernambuco wood , 802 persea , 879 persimmon , 849 permian winter - cherry , 862 petaloidese , 917 petal , 201 petiole , 104 , 131 modification , 134 petiveriacese , 875 peuce , 1056 , 1062 phaenogamous phane - rogamous , 48 phsenogamous phane - rogamous plant , 143 , 748 phalaris , 951 phallus , 962 , 963 pharhite , 859 philadelphaceae , 809 philesiaceae , 917 phillip coal plant , 1057 philydracese , 932 phlox , 857 phoenix , 937 phormium , 930 phosphate plant , 377 phyllodia , 135 phyllotaxis , 95 physali , 862 physic - nut , 887 physiognomy vege - tation , 992 physiological botany , 359 phytelepha , 937 phytocrenaceae , 892 phytolaccacese , 875 phyton , 442 phytozoa , 318 , 419 piassaba , 937 pichurim - hean , 879 picotee , 768 picraena , 790 picrasma , 790 pigâ - leaf , 940 pillwort , 334 pimento , 810 pimpernel , 870 pimpinella , 826 pinacese , 906 pine - apple , 927 pine - wool , 909 piney resin , 773 pinguicula , 869 pinite , 1056 , 1062 , 1066 pink - root , 855 pink - tribe , 768 pinus , 909 piper aetliiopicum , 751 piperaceee , 894 region , 1016 pipewort , 942 pipi , 802 pippul - tree , 893 piratinera , 892 piscidia , 801 pishtah , 784 pissadendron , 1056 pistachio - nut , 797 pistacia , 797 pistiaceae , 941 pistil , 17 , 57 , 239 , 262 change impregnation , 565 transformation , 257 pistillidia , 318 , 335 , 339 pita max , 926 pitcher - plant , 141 , 884 pith , 76 function , 440 pittosporaceae , 787 pitus , 1056 placenta , 247 placentation , 248 plane - tree , 779 , 902 plantaginacese , 871 plantain , 922 plantain - form , 993 plant - life , 359 platanaceae , 901 plectocomia , 937 pleurenchyma , 22 pleurisy - root , 853 pleurocarpous , 334 pleurorhizeae , 759 pleurosigma , 966 , 968 pliocene flora , 1064 plum , 806 plumbaginaceae , 870 plume - nutmeg , 879 plumieria , 854 poaya , 763 pocan , 875 podocarpus , 911 podophyllum , 749 podostemonaeese , 894 pogostemon , 868 poinciana , 803 poison elder , 797 ivy , 797 poison , madagascar , 854 nut , 855 oak , 797 sumach , 797 pokeweed , 875 polanisia , 761 polemoniaceae , 857 pollard - tree , 657 pollen , 232 discharge , 557 quantity , 561 tube , 235 , 566 pollinia , 233 polocereus , 821 polycotyledonous em - bryo , 306 polygalaceae , 764 polygamous plant , 218 polygonacese , 875 polynesian flora , 1015 polypetalae , 794 polypetalous corolli - flora , 873 polypodiaceae , 955 polyporus , 963 pome , 290 pomeao , 806 , 807 pomegranate , 287 , 811 pompelmoose , 776 pond lily , 755 pondweed , 942 pontederiacese , 932 poplar , 898 poppy , 756 populus , 898 porewort , 765 porphyra , 968 portland dirt - bed , 1060 portland sago , 940 portugal laurel , 806 portulacaceae , 816 potamogetonaceae , 941 potato , 862 potentilla , 806 potentillidse , 805 pothos - form , 994 prsefloration , 191 praefoliation , 103 prango , 825 prason , 930 press plant , 1078 prickly ash , 789 pride india , 781 primordial utricle , 408 primrose , 870 primulacese , 869 prince feather , 874 prino , 849 pro - embryo , 318 , 329 , 332 proliferous plant , 142 , 656 propagation bud slip , 655 , 668 prosenchyma , 19 pro - thallus , 318 , 329 , 332 , 637 proteaceae , 880 protococcus , 966 , 968 protoplasm , 376 , 408 pruning , 476 prunus , 806 psamma , 949 psidium , 811 psychotria , 831 ptelea , 789 pteri , 955 pterocarpus , 802 pterophyllum , 1059 ptychopteris , 1050 puccoon , 757 puchak , 838 pucha - pat , 868 pueraria , 802 pula , 801 pulque , 926 pulse , 801 pumpkin , 814 puneer cardamom , 862 puneeria , 862 punica , 811 purge flax , 785 purple - heart purple - wood , 802 purslane , 817 putty - root , 920 pyrenean flora britain , 1030 pyrenee , flora , 1008 pyrolacese , 847 ' pyrularia , 882 pyxidium , 280 quamash , 930 quandang - nut , 882 , quassia , 790 quercitron , 901 quercus , 901 quillaiese , 806 quillwort , 333 quince , 807 quinoa , 874 quito orange , 862 raceme , 158 rachis , 152 radicle , 50 radish , 760 rafllesia , 55 rafflesiaceae , 904 ramhutan , 780 rampion , 841 ranunculaceae , 748 raphanus , 760 raphis , 37 raspberry , 806 ratsbane , 882 rattan cane , 936 raulin fossil flora europe , 1065 ravenala , 922 reaumuriacese , 777 receptacle , 163 , 176 red cedar , 909 red - wood , 782 reed - mace , 939 reed , 950 regma , 296 reindeer moss , 960 representative plant , 987 reproductive organ , 143 215 function , 550 resedaceae , 761 respiration , 463 restiaceae , 942 rhamnacese , 795 rhamnite , 1064 rhatany , 765 rheum , 876 rhizanthae , 904 rhizobolacese , 780 rhizocarpae , 333 , 956 rhizome , 64 rhizophoraceae , 808 rhododendreae , 847 rhodoleia , 824 rhodon , 854 rhodospermeae , 966 rhodymenia , 967 , 968 rhubarb , 876 rhus , 797 ricciaceae , 959 rice , 951 4 c 1112 index , rice - paper , chinese , 827 indian , 801 richardia , 940 richardsonia , 831 ricinus , 887 rimmon , 811 river - weed , 894 rocambole , 930 roccella , 960 rock - moss , 960 rock - rise , 762 root , 49 direction , 644 , 651 form , 56 function , 426 , 434 root - grafting , 659 rosaceae , 803 roseae , 805 , 806 rose - apple , 810 rise - hay , 854 rosemary , 867 rise jericho , 760 scripture , 926 rose , 806 rose - wood , 802 rosidae , 805 rossoli , 764 rotation cell , 414 â crop , 396 rothem , 909 rottlera , 887 roupellia , 854 roxburgliiaceae , 917 ruhia , 832 rubiacese , 831 rue , 789 rumex , 876 rupouchari , 890 ruscus , 930 rush , 934 rust , 686 rutaceae , 788 rye , 951 sabadilla , 932 sabia , 798 sabicu , 803 saccharum , 951 sack - tree , 892 safflower , 838 saffron , 924 sagapenum , 826 sage , 868 sageretia , 796 sago , 32 palm , 937 , portland , 32 saguan segoon - teak , 868 saguerus , 937 sagus , 937 st .ignatiusâ bean , 855 st .
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Flower|851 Oldfieldia|812 Oily matters|Enanthe|Passion|Ocular|770 Ochroma|887 Oleaceae|905 Mystropetalum|780|826|749|816|849|Ochro or Okra|851 Omphalea|774 Oldenlandia|35 Olacace|14 Odontopteris|880 Olibanum|806|905 Myzodendron|854 Oleaster|828 Naazuz|868|810 Myrtle|799 Onagraceae|796|Naatzutz|Enotliera|form|850 Oleander|812|799 OUve|887 Ompbalobium|875
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960 Lecidea , 960 Lecythidacese , 811 Leek , 930 Legume , 276 Leguminosse , 799 Lemnacese , 941 Lemon , 776 Lemon - grass , 950 Lenses , 13 Lentibulariacese , 869 Lentil , 802 Leontice , 753 Leontodon , 838 Leopardâ s - bane , 838 Leopoldinia , 937 Lepidium , 760 Lepidodentlron , 1054 Lepidophyllum , 1055 Lepidostrobus , 1055 Leptolsena , 773 Leptospermese , 810 Leptospermum , 810 Lessonia , 966 , 1024 Letter - wood , 892 Lettuce , 838 Leucadendron , 880 Leucopogon , 848 Levisticum , 826 Lewisia , 818 Liane - form , 995 Liassic flora , 1059 Libanos , 799 Libi - dibi , 802 Libneh , 842 , 898 Lichen - dyes , 960 Lichenes or Lichens , 341 , 959 Lichen - form , 996 Lichenin , 32 Li - chi , 780 Lieberkuhn , 17 Lie - tea , 774 Lignin , 31 Light , as affecting exha - lation , 459 effects of , 976 effects on respira - tion , 471 Lightning , causing in - jury to plants , 685 Lign - aloes , 881 Lignite , 1051 Liguliflorse , 837 Liliaceous - form , 995 Lilium , 930 Lily of the Valley , 929 Lime - fruit , 776 Lime in plants , 387 Lime - tree , 772 Limnanthacese , 786 Limnocharis , 938 Linaceae , 784 Linden , 772 Lindleyâ s Natural Sys - tem , 735 Ling , 813 Linnsea , 829 Linnsean System , 716 Linnaeus , 715 Linon , 784 Linseed , 785 Lippia , 868 Liquidambar , 898 Liquorice , 802 Liriodendron , 751 Litmus , 960 Littoral zone , 1036 Liverworts , 338 , 958 Lizards - tail , 894 Loasacese , 813 Lobehaceae , 841 Localities of plants , 978 Loculaments or Loculi , 246 Locust - tree , 802 , 803 Lodoicea , 937 Loganiaceae , 854 Logwood , 803 Lohum , 949 Lomentum , 277 Lonchopteris , 1050 Longan , 780 Long - pepper , 895 Lonicera , 829 Loosestrife , 808 Loquat , 807 Loranthaceae , 828 Lords and Ladies , 940 Lot , 762 Lotus , 796 Lotus - tree , 778 Lotus Water - lily , 755 Lovage , 825 Love - apple , 862 Love - lies - bleeding , 874 Luffa , 815 Luminosity of plants , 674 Luminous flowers , 676 Fungi , 674 sap , 676 Lurp , 810 Luz , 806 Lychnophora , 839 Lycium of Dioscorides , 753 Lycopersicon , 862 Lycopode powder , 331 Lycopodiaceae , 331 , 956 Lycopodites , 1055 Lycopus , 867 Lyell on coal plants , 1057 Lythraceae , 807 Mace , 879 Maclura , 893 Maconie andMakiali , 890 Macrocystis , 1024 Macrophthalma , 893 Macropiper , 895 Madder , 832 Madeira , flora of , 1012 Magnolia , 751 Magnoliaceae , 750 Magnolias , region of , 1013 Maguey , 926 Mahogany , 782 Mahonia , 753 Mahoua , 849 Mai or Matai Pine , 911 , 1021 Maiden - hair , 955 Malacca - canes , 936 Malachadenia , 919 Malache , 770 Malachra , 771 Malay Rice - paper , 839 Malesherbiaceae , 816 Mallow , 771 Malpighia , 778 Malpighiaceae , 778 Malva , 771 Malvaceae , 768 Malvaceous - form , 993 Mammea , 777 Mammee , 777 Manchineel , 887 Mandragora , 864 Mandrake , 864 Mangifera , 797 Mango , 797 Mangosteen , 777 Mangrove , 808 Manicaria , 937 Manihot , 887 Manilla Hemp , 922 Manioc , 887 Manitas , 771 Manna , 766 , 810 , 909 Manna - Ash , 851 Mannite , 968 Manures , 401 Manuring , 399 Manzanillo de playa , 887 Maple , 779 Marantaceae , 921 Marattia , 955 Marcgraviacese , 778 Marchantiaceae , 958 Mareâ s - tail , 812 Mangold wurzel , 874 Marine flora of Britain , 1035 Marine vegetation , 1022 Marjoram , 867 Marking - nut , 798 Marmalade , 849 Marsdenia , 853 Marsh Mallow , 770 Marsileaceae , 333 , 956 Martaban varnish , 797 Martagon - lily , 930 Martins on the British flora , 1034 Martynia , 857 Marvel of Peru , 874 Mastich , 797 Mate Tea , 849 Matico , 895 Mauritia , 937 Mavi , 802 Maximiliana , 937 Mayacacese , 933 May - apple , 749 M ' Coshâ s views of vena - tion , 113 Meadow Saffron , 932 Meadow - sweet , 807 ~ Medicine and Botany , 8 Mediterranean flora , 101 2 Sea - weeds , 1024 Medlar , 807 Medullary rays , 81 sheath , 76 Melaleuca , 810 Melamho - bark , 789 Melanorrhcea , 797 Melanospermeae , 966 Melanthacese , 930 Melastoma - form , 996 Melastomaceae , 808 Melastomas , region of , 1017 Melegueta Pepper , 921 Meliacese , 781 Melianthus , 788 Melloca , 875 Melocactus , 821 Melon , 814 Melon - cactus , 82 Memecylon , 808 Menispermacese , 751 Menispermum , 752 Menyanthes , 856 Merchai , 859 Mercurialis , 887 Merenchyma , 21 Mertensia , 860 Mesembryanthemaceae , 818 Mesembryanthemums , region of , 1019 Mesophloeum , 83 Mesua , 778 Metrosideros , 810 Metroxylon , 937 Mexican Alpine flora , 1005 Mexican Elemi , 799 Thistle , 757 Mexico , flora of , 1017 Mezereon , 881 Mezozoic rocks , 1043 Micrometer , 16 1110 INDEX .Micropyle , 258 , 299 Microscope , 13 Microscopes for student s , 1072 Microscopic prepara - tions , 1083 Mignonette , 761 Mildew , 686 Milkweed , 852 Milkwort , 764 Millet , 951 Mimosa , 803 Mimosa - form , 994 Mimose * , 801 , 803 Mimulus , 866 Mimusops , 849 Mint , 868 Miocene flora , 1063 Miro or Maira pine , 911 , 1021 Mistleto , 55 , 828 Mock - Orange , 809 Mo - ghi or Mokyi , 963 Moisture , effect of , 976 Molluginese , 768 Momordica , 814 Monkey - bread , 771 Monkey - flower , 866 Monkey - grass , 937 Monkey - pot , 811 Monkeyâ s drinking - cup , 811 Monkshood , 749 Monkâ s - rliubarb , 876 Monimiacese , 8S0 Monocldamyde * , 873 , 912 Monochlamydeous , 176 Monocotyle ' dones , 915 Monocotyledonous , 72 Monocotyledonous em - bryo , 307 Monocotyledonous stem , 86 Monocotyledons ana - lysed , 951 Monodora , 751 Monoecious plants , 217 Monopetal * , 828 Monotropace * , 847 Monstera , 940 Moonseed , 751 Moose - wood , 881 Mor , 799 Mora , 803 Morchella , 963 More * , 891 Morel , 963 Moreton - Bay pine , 908 Moringace * , 803 Morison , 715 Morphology of the flower , 179 Morus , 893 Moschatell , 827 Mosses , 334 , 957 region of , 1011 Moss - form , 996 Moulds , 962 Mountain Ash , 807 Mountain - meal , 968 Mountain - tobacco , 838 Mouriria , 809 Moutan , 749 Movements in plants , 413 , 422 , 492 , 530 , 557 Mucuna , 802 Mucus , vegetable , 408 Mudar , 853 Mulberry , 893 Mulberry trees of Scrip - ture , 898 Mullein , 866 Mummy - wheat , 625 Munjeet , 832 Muriti - palm , 937 Musace * , 922 Musci , 334 , 957 Museum , specimens for , 1082 Mushroom , 963 Mushroom order , 348 , 960 Mustard , 760 Mustard - tree of Scrip - ture , 852 Mycelium , 56 , 313 , 344 Mylitta , 964 Myoporace * , 868 Myosotis , 860 Myricace * , 895 Mvricaria , 766 Myristicace * 879 Myrobalan , 808 Myrospermum , 802 Myrrh , 799 Myrsinaceae , 849 Myrtace * , 809 Myrtle , 810 Myrtle - form , 995 Mvstropetalinae , 905 Mystropetalum , 905 Myzodendron , 828 Naazuz or Naatzutz , 796 Nabee , 749 Nachetâ s Microscopes , 1073 Naiadace * , 941 Narcissus , 926 Nardostachys , 832 Narthex , 826 Nasturtium , 760 , 786 Natal , flora of , 1019 Native species , 1026 Natri , 831 Natural History , study of , 1 Natural orders , 747 Natural System , 727 Navicula , 966 , 968 Neb - neb , 803 Nectandra , 878 Nectarine , 806 Nectary , 214 Neem - tree , 781 Nelumbiace * , 755 Nepenthace * , 884 Nephelium , 780 Neplirodium , 955 Nerd or Nard , 833 Nerium , 854 Neroh - oil , 776 Nettle , 889 Nettle - tree , 893 Neuradeae , 806 Neuropteris , 1049 New Jersey Tea , 795 New Zealand Flax , 930 New Zealand flora , 1021 New Zealand Spinage , 819 Nicotiana , 864 Nigella , 749 Night - flowering plants , 533 Nightshade , 862 Nilsonia , 1059 Nipa , 938 Nipadites , 1062 Nitraria , 778 Nitrogen in plants , 376 Nitrogenous matters , 34 Nitzschia , 968 Nodes , 61 Noggerathia , 1056 Nolanace * , 861 Noni , 1015 Nopal - plant , 821 Norfolk Island Pine , 909 , 1020 North American flora , 1013 Nosology , vegetable , 680 Nostoc , * 968 Notorhize * , 759 Nuclei , 34 Nucleus , 257 Nucleus of the seed , 300 Nucules , 290 Number of known plants , 996 Nuphar , 755 Nut , 283 Nutmeg - tree , 879 Nutrition , 361 Nutritive organs , 48 of flowerless plants , 311 Nux vomica , 855 Nuytsia , 828 Nyctaginace * , 873 Nyctanthes , 850 Nymphseaceae , 753 Oak , 901 African , 887 Oats , 950 Oberliauserâ s micro - scopes , 1072 Objective , 14 Ochnace * , 789 Ochro or Okra , 770 Ochroma , 771 Ocular , 14 Odontopteris , 1049 Odours of flowers , 545 ( Enanthe , 826 ( Enotliera , 812 Oily matters , 35 Olacace * , 774 Oldenlandia , 851 Oldfieldia , 887 Oleaceae , 850 Oleander , 854 Oleaster , 880 Olibanum , 799 OUve , 851 Omphalea , 887 Ompbalobium , 799 Onagraceae , 812 Oncidium , 919 Onion , 930 Onygena , 962 Oolitic flora , 1059 Ooplioridium , 332 Operculum , 336 Ophiocaryon , 780 Opliioglossaceae , 955 Opium Poppy , 757 Opoidia , 826 Opoponax , 826 Opuntia , 821 Orach , 874 Orange , 776 Orcliella - weed , 960 Orcliidaceae , 918 Orchideous - form , 994 Orchil , 960 Orchis , 920 Orders in different coun - tries , 998 Orders or families de - fined , 711 Oreb and Orebim , 898 Oregon flora , 1013 Oren , 910 Organic matter , 381 Oriental Plane , 902 Original vegetation of globe , 988 Ornithogalum , 930 Ornus , 851 Orobanchaceae , 864 Orobanche , 55 Orontiaceae , 940 Orris - root , 924 Orthoploceae , 760 Oryza , 751 Osage Orange , 893 Oscillatoria , 3 , 417 Osier , 898 Osmundaceae , 955 Ostrya , 901 Otalieite Salep , 927 Ourari poison , 855 Ouvirandra , 942 Ovary , 241 Ovule , 257 Oxalidace * , 785 Oxley a , 782 Oxlip , 870 Oxycoccus , 842 Oxygen in plants , 373 given off by leaves , 464 , 471 Oyster - Bay pine , 908 Oyster plant , 860 Paddle - wood , 85 Paeonia , 749 Paira , 892 Pa - kwo , 911 Pakyoth , 814 Palaeophytology , facts of , 1069 Palaeontological Botany , 1039 Palaeozoic rocks , 1043 Paliurus , 795 Palma Christi , 887 Palmacites , 1061 Palmae , 934 Palm - form , 993 Palm - oil , 937 Palm - wine , 937 Palms , region of , 1017 Palm - stems , 87 , 439 Palmyra palm , 936 Palo de Buba , 857 Palo de Yaca , 892 Pampas - grass , 950 Panama , flora of , 1016 Panax , 827 Pandanace * , 938 Pangiacese , 815 Panicum , 951 Pansy , 762 Papaver , 757 Papaverace * , 756 Papaw - tree , 815 Papayace * , 815 Paper for plants , 1077 1081 Papilionace * , 801 Papyrus , 944 Paraguay Tea , 849 Para nuts , 811 Parasites , 55 causing diseases , 696 Pareira - brava , 752 Paris , 917 Paritium , 771 Parmelia , 960 Paronychiaceae , 817 Paropsia , 816 INDEX , 1111 Parrot - wood , 757 Parsley , 825 Parsnip , 825 Partridge - canes , 936 Partridge - pea , 802 Paspalus , 951 Passifloraceae , 815 Passion - flower , 816 Pastinaca , 826 Patchouli , 868 Paullinia , 780 Peach , 806 Pear , 807 Peas , 801 Peccan - nut , 904 Pecopteris , 1049 Pectic acid , 33 Pectine , 607 Pedaliacese , 857 Pedicel , 152 Peduncle , 151 Peganon , 789 Pekea , 781 Pe - la , 798 Pelagic , 1022 Pelargonium , 784 Pellitory , 227 of Spain , 838 Penseaceas , 880 Penang Lawyers , 936 Pencil - Cedar , 909 Penicillium , 962 Penny - royal , 868 Pentadactylon , 887 Pentadesma , 778 Pepo , 288 Pepper , 894 Pepperbrand , 686 Peppermint , 868 Pepperworts , 333 , 956 Perennial , 58 Pereskia , 821 Perianth , 174 Pericarp , 269 Perichaetial leaves , 334 Perigone , 174 , 334 Perigynous , 225 Periploca , 853 Perisperm , 300 Peristome , 337 Periwinkle , 854 Peaspiian flora , 1058 Pernambuco wood , 802 Persea , 879 Persimmon , 849 Permian Winter - cherry , 862 Petaloidese , 917 Petals , 201 Petiole , 104 , 131 modifications of , 134 Petiveriacese , 875 Peuce , 1056 , 1062 Phaenogamous or Phane - rogamous , 48 Phsenogamous or Phane - rogamous plants , 143 , 748 Phalaris , 951 Phallus , 962 , 963 Pharhites , 859 Philadelphaceae , 809 Philesiaceae , 917 Phillips on coal plants , 1057 Philydracese , 932 Phlox , 857 Phoenix , 937 Phormium , 930 Phosphates in plants , 377 Phyllodia , 135 Phyllotaxis , 95 Physalis , 862 Physic - nut , 887 Physiognomy of vege - tation , 992 Physiological botany , 359 Phytelephas , 937 Phytocrenaceae , 892 Phytolaccacese , 875 Phytons , 442 Phytozoa , 318 , 419 Piassaba , 937 Pichurim - heans , 879 Picotee , 768 Picraena , 790 Picrasma , 790 Pigâ s - leaf , 940 Pillwort , 334 Pimento , 810 Pimpernel , 870 Pimpinella , 826 Pinacese , 906 Pine - apple , 927 Pine - wool , 909 Piney resin , 773 Pinguicula , 869 Pinites , 1056 , 1062 , 1066 Pink - root , 855 Pink - tribe , 768 Pinus , 909 Piper aetliiopicum , 751 Piperaceee , 894 region of , 1016 Pipewort , 942 Pipi , 802 Pippul - tree , 893 Piratinera , 892 Piscidia , 801 Pishtah , 784 Pissadendron , 1056 Pistachio - nuts , 797 Pistacia , 797 Pistiaceae , 941 Pistil , 17 , 57 , 239 , 262 changes in it before impregnation , 565 transformations of , 257 Pistillidia , 318 , 335 , 339 Pita Max , 926 Pitcher - plants , 141 , 884 Pith , 76 functions of , 440 Pittosporaceae , 787 Pitus , 1056 Placenta , 247 Placentation , 248 Plane - tree , 779 , 902 Plantaginacese , 871 Plantain , 922 Plantain - form , 993 Plant - life , 359 Platanaceae , 901 Plectocomia , 937 Pleurenchyma , 22 Pleurisy - root , 853 Pleurocarpous , 334 Pleurorhizeae , 759 Pleurosigma , 966 , 968 Pliocene flora , 1064 Plum , 806 Plumbaginaceae , 870 Plume - nutmeg , 879 Plumieria , 854 Poaya , 763 Pocan , 875 Podocarpus , 911 Podophyllum , 749 Podostemonaeese , 894 Pogostemon , 868 Poinciana , 803 Poison Elder , 797 Ivy , 797 Poison , Madagascar , 854 Nut , 855 Oak , 797 Sumach , 797 Pokeweed , 875 Polanisia , 761 Polemoniaceae , 857 Pollard - trees , 657 Pollen , 232 discharge of , 557 quantity of , 561 tube , 235 , 566 Pollinia , 233 Polocereus , 821 Polycotyledonous em - bryo , 306 Polygalaceae , 764 Polygamous plants , 218 Polygonacese , 875 Polynesian flora , 1015 Polypetalae , 794 Polypetalous Corolli - florae , 873 Polypodiaceae , 955 Polyporus , 963 Pome , 290 Pomeao , 806 , 807 Pomegranate , 287 , 811 Pompelmoose , 776 Pond Lily , 755 Pondweed , 942 Pontederiacese , 932 Poplar , 898 Poppy , 756 Populus , 898 Porewort , 765 Porphyra , 968 Portland Dirt - bed , 1060 Portland Sago , 940 Portugal Laurel , 806 Portulacaceae , 816 Potamogetonaceae , 941 Potato , 862 Potentilla , 806 Potentillidse , 805 Pothos - form , 994 Prsefloration , 191 Praefoliation , 103 Prangos , 825 Prason , 930 Press for plants , 1078 Prickly Ash , 789 Pride of India , 781 Primordial utricle , 408 Primrose , 870 Primulacese , 869 Princes Feather , 874 Prinos , 849 Pro - embryo , 318 , 329 , 332 Proliferous plants , 142 , 656 Propagation by buds and slips , 655 , 668 Prosenchyma , 19 Pro - thallus , 318 , 329 , 332 , 637 Proteaceae , 880 Protococcus , 966 , 968 Protoplasm , 376 , 408 Pruning , 476 Prunus , 806 Psamma , 949 Psidium , 811 Psychotria , 831 Ptelea , 789 Pteris , 955 Pterocarpus , 802 Pterophyllum , 1059 Ptychopteris , 1050 Puccoon , 757 Puchak , 838 Pucha - pat , 868 Pueraria , 802 Pulas , 801 Pulque , 926 Pulse , 801 Pumpkin , 814 Puneer Cardamoms , 862 Puneeria , 862 Punica , 811 Purging Flax , 785 Purple - heart or Purple - wood , 802 Purslane , 817 Putty - root , 920 Pyrenean flora of Britain , 1030 Pyrenees , flora of , 1008 Pyrolacese , 847 ' Pyrularia , 882 Pyxidium , 280 Quamash , 930 Quandang - nut , 882 , Quassia , 790 Quercitron , 901 Quercus , 901 Quillaiese , 806 Quillwort , 333 Quince , 807 Quinoa , 874 Quito Oranges , 862 Raceme , 158 Rachis , 152 Radicle , 50 Radish , 760 Rafllesia , 55 Rafflesiaceae , 904 Ramhutan , 780 Rampion , 841 Ranunculaceae , 748 Raphanus , 760 Raphides , 37 Raspberry , 806 Ratsbane , 882 Rattan canes , 936 Raulin on the fossil flora of Europe , 1065 Ravenala , 922 Reaumuriacese , 777 Receptacle , 163 , 176 Red Cedar , 909 Red - wood , 782 Reed - mace , 939 Reeds , 950 Regma , 296 Reindeer Moss , 960 Representative plants , 987 Reproductive organs , 143 215 functions of , 550 Resedaceae , 761 Respiration , 463 Restiaceae , 942 Rhamnacese , 795 Rhamnites , 1064 Rhatany , 765 Rheum , 876 Rhizanthae , 904 Rhizobolacese , 780 Rhizocarpae , 333 , 956 Rhizome , 64 Rhizophoraceae , 808 Rhododendreae , 847 Rhodoleia , 824 Rhodon , 854 Rhodospermeae , 966 Rhodymenia , 967 , 968 Rhubarb , 876 Rhus , 797 Ricciaceae , 959 Rice , 951 4 C 1112 INDEX , Rice - paper , Chinese , 827 Indian , 801 Richardia , 940 Richardsonia , 831 Ricinus , 887 Rimmon , 811 River - weed , 894 Rocambole , 930 Roccella , 960 Rock - moss , 960 Rock - rose , 762 Root , 49 direction of , 644 , 651 forms of , 56 functions of , 426 , 434 Root - grafting , 659 Rosaceae , 803 Roseae , 805 , 806 Rose - apple , 810 Rose - hay , 854 Rosemary , 867 Rose of Jericho , 760 of Scripture , 926 Roses , 806 Rose - wood , 802 Rosidae , 805 Rossolis , 764 Rotation in cells , 414 â of crops , 396 Rothem , 909 Rottlera , 887 Roupellia , 854 Roxburgliiaceae , 917 Ruhia , 832 Rubiacese , 831 Rue , 789 Rumex , 876 Rupouchari , 890 Ruscus , 930 Rush , 934 Rust , 686 Rutaceae , 788 Rye , 951 Sabadilla , 932 Sabia , 798 Sabicu , 803 Saccharum , 951 Sack - tree , 892 Safflower , 838 Saffron , 924 Sagapenum , 826 Sage , 868 Sageretia , 796 Sago , 32 Palm , 937 , Portland , 32 Saguan or Segoon - Teak , 868 Saguerus , 937 Sagus , 937 St .Ignatiusâ s Bean , 855 St .
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lecidea lecythidacese leek legume leguminosse lemnacese lemon lemon grass lenses lentibulariacese lentil leontice leontodon leopardâ s bane leopoldinia lepidium lepidodentlron lepidophyllum lepidostrobus leptolsena leptospermese leptospermum lessonia letter wood lettuce leucadendron leucopogon levisticum lewisia liane form liassic flora libanos libi dibi libneh lichen dyes lichenes or lichens lichen form lichenin li chi lieberkuhn lie tea lignin light as affecting exha lation effects of effects on respira tion lightning causing in jury to plants lign aloes lignite liguliflorse liliaceous form lilium lily of the valley lime fruit lime in plants lime tree limnanthacese limnocharis linaceae linden lindleyâ s natural sys tem ling linnsea linnsean system linnaeus linon linseed lippia liquidambar liquorice liriodendron litmus littoral zone liverworts lizards tail loasacese lobehaceae localities of plants loculaments or loculi locust tree lodoicea loganiaceae logwood lohum lomentum lonchopteris longan long pepper lonicera loosestrife loquat loranthaceae lords and ladies lot lotus lotus tree lotus water lily lovage love apple love lies bleeding luffa luminosity of plants luminous flowers fungi sap lurp luz lychnophora lycium of dioscorides lycopersicon lycopode powder lycopodiaceae lycopodites lycopus lyell on coal plants lythraceae mace maclura maconie andmakiali macrocystis macrophthalma macropiper madder madeira flora of magnolia magnoliaceae magnolias region of maguey mahogany mahonia mahoua mai or matai pine maiden hair malacca canes malachadenia malache malachra malay rice paper malesherbiaceae mallow malpighia malpighiaceae malva malvaceae malvaceous form mammea mammee manchineel mandragora mandrake mangifera mango mangosteen mangrove manicaria manihot manilla hemp manioc manitas manna manna ash mannite manures manuring manzanillo de playa maple marantaceae marattia marcgraviacese marchantiaceae mareâ s tail mangold wurzel marine flora of britain marine vegetation marjoram marking nut marmalade marsdenia marsh mallow marsileaceae martaban varnish martagon lily martins on the british flora martynia marvel of peru mastich mate tea matico mauritia mavi maximiliana mayacacese may apple m coshâ s views of vena tion meadow saffron meadow sweet medicine and botany mediterranean flora sea weeds medlar medullary rays sheath melaleuca melamho bark melanorrhcea melanospermeae melanthacese melastoma form melastomaceae melastomas region of melegueta pepper meliacese melianthus melloca melocactus melon melon cactus memecylon menispermacese menispermum menyanthes merchai mercurialis merenchyma mertensia mesembryanthemaceae mesembryanthemums region of mesophloeum mesua metrosideros metroxylon mexican alpine flora mexican elemi thistle mexico flora of mezereon mezozoic rocks micrometer index micropyle microscope microscopes for student s microscopic prepara tions mignonette mildew milkweed milkwort millet mimosa mimosa form mimose mimulus mimusops mint miocene flora miro or maira pine mistleto mock orange mo ghi or mokyi moisture effect of molluginese momordica monkey bread monkey flower monkey grass monkey pot monkeyâ s drinking cup monkshood monkâ s rliubarb monimiacese s monocldamyde monochlamydeous monocotyle dones monocotyledonous monocotyledonous em bryo monocotyledonous stem monocotyledons ana lysed monodora monoecious plants monopetal monotropace monstera moonseed moose wood mor mora morchella more morel moreton bay pine moringace morison morphology of the flower morus moschatell mosses region of moss form moulds mountain ash mountain meal mountain tobacco mouriria moutan movements in plants mucuna mucus vegetable mudar mulberry mulberry trees of scrip ture mullein mummy wheat munjeet muriti palm musace musci museum specimens for mushroom mushroom order mustard mustard tree of scrip ture mycelium mylitta myoporace myosotis myricace mvricaria myristicace myrobalan myrospermum myrrh myrsinaceae myrtace myrtle myrtle form mvstropetalinae mystropetalum myzodendron naazuz or naatzutz nabee nachetâ s microscopes naiadace narcissus nardostachys narthex nasturtium natal flora of native species natri natural history study of natural orders natural system navicula neb neb nectandra nectarine nectary neem tree nelumbiace nepenthace nephelium neplirodium nerd or nard nerium neroh oil nettle nettle tree neuradeae neuropteris new jersey tea new zealand flax new zealand flora new zealand spinage nicotiana nigella night flowering plants nightshade nilsonia nipa nipadites nitraria nitrogen in plants nitrogenous matters nitzschia nodes noggerathia nolanace noni nopal plant norfolk island pine north american flora nosology vegetable nostoc notorhize nuclei nucleus nucleus of the seed nucules number of known plants nuphar nut nutmeg tree nutrition nutritive organs of flowerless plants nux vomica nuytsia nyctaginace nyctanthes nymphseaceae oak african oats oberliauserâ s micro scopes objective ochnace ochro or okra ochroma ocular odontopteris odours of flowers enanthe enotliera oily matters olacace oldenlandia oldfieldia oleaceae oleander oleaster olibanum ouve omphalea ompbalobium onagraceae oncidium onion onygena oolitic flora ooplioridium operculum ophiocaryon opliioglossaceae opium poppy opoidia opoponax opuntia orach orange orcliella weed orcliidaceae orchideous form orchil orchis orders in different coun tries orders or families de fined oreb and orebim oregon flora oren organic matter oriental plane original vegetation of globe ornithogalum ornus orobanchaceae orobanche orontiaceae orris root orthoploceae oryza osage orange oscillatoria osier osmundaceae ostrya otalieite salep ourari poison ouvirandra ovary ovule oxalidace oxley a oxlip oxycoccus oxygen in plants given off by leaves oyster bay pine oyster plant paddle wood paeonia paira pa kwo pakyoth palaeophytology facts of palaeontological botany palaeozoic rocks paliurus palma christi palmacites palmae palm form palm oil palm wine palms region of palm stems palmyra palm palo de buba palo de yaca pampas grass panama flora of panax pandanace pangiacese panicum pansy papaver papaverace papaw tree papayace paper for plants papilionace papyrus paraguay tea para nuts parasites causing diseases pareira brava paris paritium parmelia paronychiaceae paropsia index parrot wood parsley parsnip partridge canes partridge pea paspalus passifloraceae passion flower pastinaca patchouli paullinia peach pear peas peccan nut pecopteris pectic acid pectine pedaliacese pedicel peduncle peganon pekea pe la pelagic pelargonium pellitory of spain penseaceas penang lawyers pencil cedar penicillium penny royal pentadactylon pentadesma pepo pepper pepperbrand peppermint pepperworts perennial pereskia perianth pericarp perichaetial leaves perigone perigynous periploca perisperm peristome periwinkle peaspiian flora pernambuco wood persea persimmon permian winter cherry petaloidese petals petiole modifications of petiveriacese peuce phaenogamous or phane rogamous phsenogamous or phane rogamous plants phalaris phallus pharhites philadelphaceae philesiaceae phillips on coal plants philydracese phlox phoenix phormium phosphates in plants phyllodia phyllotaxis physalis physic nut physiognomy of vege tation physiological botany phytelephas phytocrenaceae phytolaccacese phytons phytozoa piassaba pichurim heans picotee picraena picrasma pigâ s leaf pillwort pimento pimpernel pimpinella pinacese pine apple pine wool piney resin pinguicula pinites pink root pink tribe pinus piper aetliiopicum piperaceee region of pipewort pipi pippul tree piratinera piscidia pishtah pissadendron pistachio nuts pistacia pistiaceae pistil changes in it before impregnation transformations of pistillidia pita max pitcher plants pith functions of pittosporaceae pitus placenta placentation plane tree plantaginacese plantain plantain form plant life platanaceae plectocomia pleurenchyma pleurisy root pleurocarpous pleurorhizeae pleurosigma pliocene flora plum plumbaginaceae plume nutmeg plumieria poaya pocan podocarpus podophyllum podostemonaeese pogostemon poinciana poison elder ivy poison madagascar nut oak sumach pokeweed polanisia polemoniaceae pollard trees pollen discharge of quantity of tube pollinia polocereus polycotyledonous em bryo polygalaceae polygamous plants polygonacese polynesian flora polypetalae polypetalous corolli florae polypodiaceae polyporus pome pomeao pomegranate pompelmoose pond lily pondweed pontederiacese poplar poppy populus porewort porphyra portland dirt bed portland sago portugal laurel portulacaceae potamogetonaceae potato potentilla potentillidse pothos form prsefloration praefoliation prangos prason press for plants prickly ash pride of india primordial utricle primrose primulacese princes feather prinos pro embryo proliferous plants propagation by buds and slips prosenchyma pro thallus proteaceae protococcus protoplasm pruning prunus psamma psidium psychotria ptelea pteris pterocarpus pterophyllum ptychopteris puccoon puchak pucha pat pueraria pulas pulque pulse pumpkin puneer cardamoms puneeria punica purging flax purple heart or purple wood purslane putty root pyrenean flora of britain pyrenees flora of pyrolacese pyrularia pyxidium quamash quandang nut quassia quercitron quercus quillaiese quillwort quince quinoa quito oranges raceme rachis radicle radish rafllesia rafflesiaceae ramhutan rampion ranunculaceae raphanus raphides raspberry ratsbane rattan canes raulin on the fossil flora of europe ravenala reaumuriacese receptacle red cedar red wood reed mace reeds regma reindeer moss representative plants reproductive organs functions of resedaceae respiration restiaceae rhamnacese rhamnites rhatany rheum rhizanthae rhizobolacese rhizocarpae rhizome rhizophoraceae rhododendreae rhodoleia rhodon rhodospermeae rhodymenia rhubarb rhus ricciaceae rice c index rice paper chinese indian richardia richardsonia ricinus rimmon river weed rocambole roccella rock moss rock rose root direction of forms of functions of root grafting rosaceae roseae rose apple rose hay rosemary rose of jericho of scripture roses rose wood rosidae rossolis rotation in cells â of crops rothem rottlera roupellia roxburgliiaceae ruhia rubiacese rue rumex rupouchari ruscus rush rust rutaceae rye sabadilla sabia sabicu saccharum sack tree safflower saffron sagapenum sage sageretia sago palm portland saguan or segoon teak saguerus sagus st ignatiusâ s bean st
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point great rock adjoining , juts mountain , could difcern ail thofe con - taine within enclofure , sea dif - tance , fometime appear veffel ar - rive europe , return thither .on rock two family aflemble evening , enjoy , filence , coolnef air , fragrance flower , bubble fountain , laft harmony light fliade .nothin ' g could agreeable name impofe greateft part charming - treat labyrinth .
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On the point of that great rock adjoining , which juts out of the mountain , you could difcern ail thofe con - tained within the enclofure , with the Sea at a dif - tance , on which fometimes appeared a veffel ar - riving from Europe , or returning thither .On this rock it was that the two families aflembled of an evening , and enjoyed , in filence , the coolnefs of the air , the fragrance of the flowers , the bubbling of the fountains , and the laft harmonies of light and fliade .Nothin ' g could be more agreeable than the names impofed on the greateft part of the charming re - treats of this labyrinth .
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on the point of that great rock adjoining which juts out of the mountain you could difcern ail thofe con tained within the enclofure with the sea at a dif tance on which fometimes appeared a veffel ar riving from europe or returning thither on this rock it was that the two families aflembled of an evening and enjoyed in filence the coolnefs of the air the fragrance of the flowers the bubbling of the fountains and the laft harmonies of light and fliade nothin g could be more agreeable than the names impofed on the greateft part of the charming re treats of this labyrinth
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11,782 | 11,782 |
en
| 1,952 |
flower | pollen | vegetable , grass , | new hay
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exertion voice speech , long loud speak , run wind , foreign substance float air ( show article art em - ployment ) common cause bronchial pulmonary affection .the pollen odour vegetable , grass , flower , effluvium new hay , & c , sometimes give rise severe attack asthma , form recently term hay fever .the animal effluvia float warm , moist , often stagnant air assembly , theatre ] camp , ship , hospital , crowded gaol , - dependently admixture ' specific miasm hereafter notice , change condition organic nervous influence , disorder secrete function , contaminate circulate fluid , , manner , pro - duce effect injurious proportion concentration intensity â generally low adynamic fever .
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Flower|The pollen|vegetables , grass ,|new hay
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Exertions of voice or speech , long and loud speaking , running against the wind , and foreign substances floating in the air ( as shown in the article on Arts and Em - ployments ) are common causes of bronchial and pulmonary affections .The pollen or the odour of vegetables , grass , and flowers , the effluvium of new hay , & c , sometimes give rise to severe attacks of asthma , or that form of it which has recently been termed hay fever .The animal effluvia floating in the warm , moist , and often stagnant air of assemblies , theatres ] camps , ships , hospitals , and crowded gaols , in - dependently of the admixture of any of ' the specific miasms hereafter to be noticed , change the condition of the organic nervous influence , disorder the secreting functions , contaminate the circulating fluid , and , in this manner , pro - duce effects which are injurious in proportion to their concentration or intensity â generally low or adynamic fevers .
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exertions of voice or speech long and loud speaking running against the wind and foreign substances floating in the air as shown in the article on arts and em ployments are common causes of bronchial and pulmonary affections the pollen or the odour of vegetables grass and flowers the effluvium of new hay c sometimes give rise to severe attacks of asthma or that form of it which has recently been termed hay fever the animal effluvia floating in the warm moist and often stagnant air of assemblies theatres camps ships hospitals and crowded gaols in dependently of the admixture of any of the specific miasms hereafter to be noticed change the condition of the organic nervous influence disorder the secreting functions contaminate the circulating fluid and in this manner pro duce effects which are injurious in proportion to their concentration or intensity â generally low or adynamic fevers
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11,880 | 11,880 |
en
| 1,843 |
flower | volatile oil | oil | |
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true flower generate carbonic acid ; probable ripen fruit .115 evil effect occasionally produce flower sleeping - room , occasion minute quantity volatile oil , formation smell flower attribute , 353 .when fruit first form , act like leave ; absorb food air , inâ ¬ fluence light form organic matter , whilst time collect appropriate much organic matter generate surround leave .
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Flower|Volatile oil|Oil|a|of
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It is true that flowers generate carbonic acid ; but it is probable RIPENING OF FRUIT .115 that the evil effects occasionally produced by flowers in sleeping - rooms , are occasioned by a minute quantity of a volatile oil , to the formation of which the smell of flowers is to be attributed , 353 .When fruits are first formed , they act very like leaves ; they absorb food from the air , and under the in ¬ fluence of light form organic matter , whilst at the same time they collect and appropriate much of the organic matter generated by the surrounding leaves .
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it is true that flowers generate carbonic acid but it is probable ripening of fruit that the evil effects occasionally produced by flowers in sleeping rooms are occasioned by a minute quantity of a volatile oil to the formation of which the smell of flowers is to be attributed when fruits are first formed they act very like leaves they absorb food from the air and under the inâ fluence of light form organic matter whilst at the same time they collect and appropriate much of the organic matter generated by the surrounding leaves
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11,978 | 11,978 |
en
| 1,723 |
flower
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â » ^ doth fo naturally occur chief rule dryâ ¬ ing fimple kind , would blameable take notice 5 , always proportion heat make ufe particular difpofition ample part aqueous humidity , without exhale naâ ¬ tural flavor feent along .thus aromatic , flower , fine feented plant bear fun , lie fo near , even fliade , thofe , whofe medicinal virâ ¬ tue reftde part fo volatile 5 indeed bear fun , much well dry leifurely q _ 3 c â 4 ) { hade ; thofe virtue faline , earthy , heavy part , fuch vifcid tenacious .such moft bitter mucilaginous plant fimple , fumitory , centory , carduus , marfli mallow , com - frey , like ; fame property forbid ever come diftillation .
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 » ^ And here doth fo naturally occur our chief rule for dry ¬ ing all fimples of this kind , that it would be blameable not to take notice of it 5 and that is , always to proportion the heat made ufe of to the particular difpofition of the Ample to part with its aqueous humidity , without exhaling its na ¬ tural flavor or feent along with it .Thus all the aromatics , flowers , and the finer feented plants will not bear the fun , nor to lie fo near it , even in fliade , as thofe , whofe medicinal vir ¬ tues reftde in parts not fo volatile 5 and indeed there are very few that will bear the fun at all , but are much better dried leifurely Q _ in 3 C â 4 ) in the { hade ; thofe few having their virtues in faline , earthy , and heavy parts , or in fuch which are vifcid and tenacious .Such are moft of the bitter and mucilaginous plants and fimples , as fumitory , centory , carduus , marfli mallows , com - frey , and the like ; but the very fame properties forbid them from ever coming into diftillation .
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â and here doth fo naturally occur our chief rule for dryâ ing all fimples of this kind that it would be blameable not to take notice of it and that is always to proportion the heat made ufe of to the particular difpofition of the ample to part with its aqueous humidity without exhaling its naâ tural flavor or feent along with it thus all the aromatics flowers and the finer feented plants will not bear the fun nor to lie fo near it even in fliade as thofe whofe medicinal virâ tues reftde in parts not fo volatile and indeed there are very few that will bear the fun at all but are much better dried leifurely q _ in c â in the hade thofe few having their virtues in faline earthy and heavy parts or in fuch which are vifcid and tenacious such are moft of the bitter and mucilaginous plants and fimples as fumitory centory carduus marfli mallows com frey and the like but the very fame properties forbid them from ever coming into diftillation
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12,053 | 12,053 |
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| 1,927 |
flower
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theory indian medicine .91 irritable , enterprising , proud , love self - praise , kind - hearted ; huge eater , often feel thirsty hungry , fond scent flower , sweet , bitter , astringent cold food , spirit disâ ¬ till molasse ; good memory , dream fire lightning .the tiger , monkey , cat , wolf spider , say bilious nature .
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THEORY OF INDIAN MEDICINE .91 irritable , enterprising , proud , loving self - praise , kind - hearted ; a huge eater , often feeling thirsty and hungry , fond of scents and flowers , sweet , bitter , astringent and cold food , and spirits dis ¬ tilled from molasses ; has good memory , and dreams of fire and lightning .The tiger , the monkey , the cat , the wolf and the spider , are said to be bilious by nature .
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theory of indian medicine irritable enterprising proud loving self praise kind hearted a huge eater often feeling thirsty and hungry fond of scents and flowers sweet bitter astringent and cold food and spirits disâ tilled from molasses has good memory and dreams of fire and lightning the tiger the monkey the cat the wolf and the spider are said to be bilious by nature
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12,065 | 12,065 |
en
| 1,892 |
flower
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flower oj earth frail fair .â flower grow earthâ garden wither hand smell themâ ( manton ) .they frail fair .
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Flowers oj earth are as frail as they are fair .â The flowers which grow in earthâ s garden wither in our hands while we smell at themâ ( Manton ) .They are as frail as they are fair .
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flowers oj earth are as frail as they are fair â the flowers which grow in earthâ s garden wither in our hands while we smell at themâ manton they are as frail as they are fair
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12,124 | 12,124 |
en
| 1,892 |
flower |
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illustrate beneficence creator .he adapt earth bring forth nutritious grain support life , rich mellow fruit - gale palate , bedeck field flower beautiful varied colour please eye refresh odour .we almost term luxury providence .
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Illustrating the beneficence of the Creator .He has not only adapted the earth to bring forth the nutritious grain for the support of life , and the rich and mellow fruits to re - gale the palate , but has bedecked the fields with flowers of beautiful and varied colours to please the eye and refresh with their odours .We had almost termed these the luxuries of His providence .
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illustrating the beneficence of the creator he has not only adapted the earth to bring forth the nutritious grain for the support of life and the rich and mellow fruits to re gale the palate but has bedecked the fields with flowers of beautiful and varied colours to please the eye and refresh with their odours we had almost termed these the luxuries of his providence
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12,154 | 12,154 |
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| 1,854 |
flower
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specie say intoxicate even poison - ous quality .many plant order flower remarkable beauty odour .fig .
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Some species are said to have intoxicating and even poison - ous qualities .Many of the plants of the order have flowers remarkable for their beauty and odour .Fig .
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some species are said to have intoxicating and even poison ous qualities many of the plants of the order have flowers remarkable for their beauty and odour fig
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12,256 | 12,256 |
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| 1,892 |
flower | lilac
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yet stately trunk grenadi tulip poplar soon bear even nobler bloom .then lilac , sweet , old - fashioned flower , love precinct home , rear lavender bloom heart - shape leave , fill air fragrance call childhoodâ day .shall forget violet , sweet social flower , whose bed bank furnish ex - haustless nosegays childrenâ pink finger ? must name least one , majestic wis - teria , queen flowering vine , embower porch , drape window , swinge eave roof , hang thick purple bunche big grape eshcol .
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Yet the stately trunks of the grenadier tulip poplar will soon bear up even a nobler bloom .Then there is the lilac , sweet , old - fashioned flower , that loves the precinct of home , and rears its lavender blooms above its heart - shaped leaves , filling the air with a fragrance that calls up childhoodâ s days .Shall we forget the violet , the sweet social flower , whose beds and banks furnish ex - haustless nosegays for the childrenâ s pink fingers ? We must name at least one more , the majestic wis - teria , the queen of flowering vines , embowering the porch , draping the windows , swinging from the very eaves of the roof , hanging thick with purple bunches as big as grapes of Eshcol .
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yet the stately trunks of the grenadier tulip poplar will soon bear up even a nobler bloom then there is the lilac sweet old fashioned flower that loves the precinct of home and rears its lavender blooms above its heart shaped leaves filling the air with a fragrance that calls up childhoodâ s days shall we forget the violet the sweet social flower whose beds and banks furnish ex haustless nosegays for the childrenâ s pink fingers we must name at least one more the majestic wis teria the queen of flowering vines embowering the porch draping the windows swinging from the very eaves of the roof hanging thick with purple bunches as big as grapes of eshcol
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12,264 | 12,264 |
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| 1,678 |
fruit | flower | gum | leaf | root |
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difference medicin matter fubftance .f ' ' ven conceal glory worldly riche lieth hid bowels earth , depth earth ^ sea water , cold , silver , fort metal , gem , pretious stone , mother ri - ^ furnilhe admirable virtue â ¢ , fowemay behold fuperficie earth cloathe almoft infinite variety tree , shrub , herb : may contemplate wonder innumerable diverlitie root , leave , flower , fruit , gum , smell , pleafanttafte colour , much virtue .this fame mother earth , breft , nouâ ¬ rilheth marvellous dift ineft kind live creature , various fpringing , increafe ftrepgth , wherein immenfe goodnefs god , great archite framer thing , doth moft clearly appear towards man , hath fubjede government , patrimony , fo ample plenâ ¬ tiful provilion nature delight nourilhment necellity healing .
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The difference of Medicins in their matter and fubftance .F ' ' Ven as the concealed glory of worldly riches lieth hid in the bowels of the Earth , and depth The Earth this ^ of the Sea and Water , as Cold , Silver , and all forts of Metals , Gems , and pretious Stones , Mother of Ri - ^ furnilhed with admirable Virtues â ¢ , fowemay behold the fuperficies of this Earth cloathed with almoft an infinite variety of Trees , Shrubs , and Herbs : where we may contemplate and wonder at the innumerable diverlities of Roots , Leaves , Flowers , Fruits , Gums , their Smells , pleafantTaftes and Colours , but much more at their Virtues .This fame Mother Earth , as with her Brefts , nou ¬ rilheth marvellous dift ineft kinds of living Creatures , various in their fpringing , increafe and ftrepgth , wherein the immenfe goodnefs of God , the great Archited and framer of all things , doth moft clearly appear towards man , as who hath fubjeded to our government , as a Patrimony , fo ample and plen ¬ tiful provilion of Nature for our delight in nourilhment and necellity of healing .
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the difference of medicins in their matter and fubftance f ven as the concealed glory of worldly riches lieth hid in the bowels of the earth and depth the earth this of the sea and water as cold silver and all forts of metals gems and pretious stones mother of ri furnilhed with admirable virtues â fowemay behold the fuperficies of this earth cloathed with almoft an infinite variety of trees shrubs and herbs where we may contemplate and wonder at the innumerable diverlities of roots leaves flowers fruits gums their smells pleafanttaftes and colours but much more at their virtues this fame mother earth as with her brefts nouâ rilheth marvellous dift ineft kinds of living creatures various in their fpringing increafe and ftrepgth wherein the immenfe goodnefs of god the great archited and framer of all things doth moft clearly appear towards man as who hath fubjeded to our government as a patrimony fo ample and plenâ tiful provilion of nature for our delight in nourilhment and necellity of healing
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12,282 | 12,282 |
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| 1,678 |
flower | seed | tafte
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foea lieth procreative formative power : w ^ man example .in power melon - feed fituate stalk , branch , leave , flower , seed isâ fruit , form , colour , smell , tafte , seed .the like reafon feed j fo apple - power graft engraft ftock pear - tree bear apple ; always fee experisce tree ( virtue grafting ) graft , doth convert felf nature sien someth wherewith grafted .
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Flower|Seed|Tafte
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In the foea lieth both the procreative and the formative power : than w ^ men As for example .In the power of Melon - feed are fituate the Stalks , Branches , Leaves , Flowers , The Seed isâ Fruit , the Form , Colour , Smell , Tafte , Seed and all .The like reafon is of other feeds j fo Apple - in power grafts engrafted in the ftock of a Pear - tree bear Apples ; and we do always And and fee by experiSce that the tree ( by virtue of grafting ) that is grafted , doth convert it felf into the nature of the Siens Someth S wherewith it is grafted .
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in the foea lieth both the procreative and the formative power than w men as for example in the power of melon feed are fituate the stalks branches leaves flowers the seed isâ fruit the form colour smell tafte seed and all the like reafon is of other feeds j fo apple in power grafts engrafted in the ftock of a pear tree bear apples and we do always and and fee by experisce that the tree by virtue of grafting that is grafted doth convert it felf into the nature of the siens someth s wherewith it is grafted
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12,358 | 12,358 |
en
| 1,875 |
flower
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â every part tree exhale powerful , aromatic odour , blossom , perfume whole neighbourhood .the flower dry , soften warm water , say diffuse odour nearly approach musk .the leave strong smell laurel .
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â Every part of the tree exhales a powerful , aromatic odour , and when in blossom , perfumes the whole neighbourhood .The flowers dried , and softened again in warm water , are said to diffuse an odour nearly approaching to that of musk .The leaves have a strong smell of laurel .
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â every part of the tree exhales a powerful aromatic odour and when in blossom perfumes the whole neighbourhood the flowers dried and softened again in warm water are said to diffuse an odour nearly approaching to that of musk the leaves have a strong smell of laurel
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12,359 | 12,359 |
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| 1,875 |
flower
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septum extensively involve liridge nose may fall ; - markahle unich ; iy lose adult without mark external deformity .a f ' ootid discharge , foul - smell breath , doi ) ression tiie bridge nose , history , perhaps , former injury dead bone come away , concomitant sign syphilis struuia , perforation palate loss uvula , suspicious diseased bone , diagnosis l ) c make certain striking avith probe .though usually way readily detect , prolong sosarch patient chloroform nuiy require , rouge ' operation 5i6 manual surgery .
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When the septum is extensively involved the liridge of the nose may fall in ; but it is re - markahle how unich of it m ; iy be lost in adults without any marked external deformity .A f ' ootid discharge , foul - smelling breath , doi ) ression of tiie bridge of the nose , a history , perhaps , of a former injury or of dead bone having come away , and concomitant signs of syphilis or struuia , such as perforation of the palate and loss of the uvula , are suspicious of diseased bone , but the diagnosis can only l ) c made certain by striking it Avith a probe .Though usually in this way readily detected , a prolonged sosarch with the patient under chloroform nuiy be required , and Rouge ' s operation has had to be 5i6 Manual of Surgery .
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when the septum is extensively involved the liridge of the nose may fall in but it is re markahle how unich of it m iy be lost in adults without any marked external deformity a f ootid discharge foul smelling breath doi ression of tiie bridge of the nose a history perhaps of a former injury or of dead bone having come away and concomitant signs of syphilis or struuia such as perforation of the palate and loss of the uvula are suspicious of diseased bone but the diagnosis can only l c made certain by striking it avith a probe though usually in this way readily detected a prolonged sosarch with the patient under chloroform nuiy be required and rouge s operation has had to be i manual of surgery
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12,376 | 12,376 |
en
| 1,892 |
flower |
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â enter london train almost suburb , look upon many poor window rejoice two three flower .what lovely sight eye french flower - market ! insti - tution almost every french town , patronize ? oh , doubt , rich ; mag - nificent bouquet epergne * dining - room fair hand opera ; follow poor woman way market paris , find , lay store culinary come - tible , almost invariably wind two three modest cheap little floweret shed fragrance table â sanctity home .walk round palais ko ^ ^ al , look high roof balustrade round attic win - dow , see almost journey travel weary flight stair contrive make garden air , give little colour fragrance live bj ^ nasturtium carnation grow - mg .
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â Enter London by train through almost any of its suburbs , and you look down upon many a poor window rejoicing in its two or three flowers .What a lovely sight to the eye is a French flower - market ! This is an insti - tution in almost every French town , and who patronizes it ? Oh , no doubt , the rich ; there are mag - nificent bouquets for the epergne * in the dining - room or for the fair hand at the opera ; but you follow any poor woman on her way through the markets of Paris , and you will find that , after she has laid in her store of culinary comes - tibles , she almost invariably winds up with two or three modest and cheap little flowerets to shed their fragrance over the table â their sanctity over the home .Walk round the Palais Ko ^ ^ al , look up to the high roofs and to the balustrades round their attic win - dows , and see how those to whom it is almost a journey to travel up or down those weary flights of stairs contrive to make their garden in the air , and to give a little colour and fragrance to their lives bj ^ the nasturtiums and carnations grow - mg there .
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â enter london by train through almost any of its suburbs and you look down upon many a poor window rejoicing in its two or three flowers what a lovely sight to the eye is a french flower market this is an insti tution in almost every french town and who patronizes it oh no doubt the rich there are mag nificent bouquets for the epergne in the dining room or for the fair hand at the opera but you follow any poor woman on her way through the markets of paris and you will find that after she has laid in her store of culinary comes tibles she almost invariably winds up with two or three modest and cheap little flowerets to shed their fragrance over the table â their sanctity over the home walk round the palais ko al look up to the high roofs and to the balustrades round their attic win dows and see how those to whom it is almost a journey to travel up or down those weary flights of stairs contrive to make their garden in the air and to give a little colour and fragrance to their lives bj the nasturtiums and carnations grow mg there
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en
| 1,892 |
flower
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fruit look abun - dant , yet could , course , never eat .flower , hand could pluck , plenty without fragrance .animal stand lay distance ; one move .
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Fruit looked abun - dant , yet it could , of course , never be eaten .Flowers , which no hand could pluck , were in plenty without fragrance .Animals stood or lay in the distance ; not one moved .
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fruit looked abun dant yet it could of course never be eaten flowers which no hand could pluck were in plenty without fragrance animals stood or lay in the distance not one moved
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