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flower | leaf
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jag
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run feed latter end fummer .the fmell , ftalk leave , jag , well flower itfelf , fo offen - five animal , hardly feed upon , except almoft flarved .it propofe deftroy pick root , feed land clofe fheep .
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jagged
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It runs to feed in the latter end of fummer .The fmell , both of the ftalk and leaves , which are jagged , as well as the flower itfelf , are fo offen - five to animals , as that hardly any will feed upon it , except when almoft flarved .It has been propofed to deftroy it by picking out the roots , and feeding the land clofe with fheep .
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it runs to feed in the latter end of fummer the fmell both of the ftalk and leaves which are jagged as well as the flower itfelf are fo offen five to animals as that hardly any will feed upon it except when almoft flarved it has been propofed to deftroy it by picking out the roots and feeding the land clofe with fheep
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23,533 | 23,533 |
en
| 1,959 |
| flower
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non - choleraic | faint disagreeable | sweet
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root perennial , thrive well garden , require natural shelter herbage .the flower sweet smell , , however , rarely perâ ¬ ceive .dalechampius chief authority reputation plant forthe cure quinsy ; use .
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the|Flower
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non - choleraic|faint disagreeable|sweet
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The root is perennial , but does not thrive well in a garden , requiring its natural shelter of herbage .The flowers have a sweet smell , which is , however , rarely to be per ¬ ceived .Dalechampius is the chief authority for the reputation this plant once had forThe cure of quinsies ; it is now out of use .
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the root is perennial but does not thrive well in a garden requiring its natural shelter of herbage the flowers have a sweet smell which is however rarely to be perâ ceived dalechampius is the chief authority for the reputation this plant once had forthe cure of quinsies it is now out of use
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23,534 | 23,534 |
en
| 1,959 |
| flower
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non - choleraic | faint disagreeable | sweet
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eight day begin experiment fresh plate inocu - late .forty - eight hour later limited number colony appear , cultivation faint disagreeable non - choleraic smell .prepar - ation mount twelve colony .
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the|Flower
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non - choleraic|faint disagreeable|sweet
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Eight days after the beginning of the experiment a fresh plate was inocu - lated .Forty - eight hours later a very limited number of colonies had appeared , and the cultivation had a faint disagreeable but non - choleraic smell .Prepar - ations were mounted from twelve colonies .
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eight days after the beginning of the experiment a fresh plate was inocu lated forty eight hours later a very limited number of colonies had appeared and the cultivation had a faint disagreeable but non choleraic smell prepar ations were mounted from twelve colonies
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23,583 | 23,583 |
en
| 1,789 |
flower |
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good
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particularly ; .flower , dry ( hade , ( efpecially thofe good odour ) keep teile cafket .2 .
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good
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more particularly ; as i .Flowers , are to be dried in the ( hade , and then they ( efpecially thofe of good odour ) are to be kept in teile cafkets .2 .
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more particularly as i flowers are to be dried in the hade and then they efpecially thofe of good odour are to be kept in teile cafkets
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23,642 | 23,642 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
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delightful
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corolla calyx , well leave stalk , clothe dense tomentum stellate hair , amongst minute shine oil - gland see aid lens .the flower emit rubbed delightful fragrance , pleasant aromatic taste .the leave plant oblong - linear , lanceolate , revolute margin hoary young .
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delightful
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Both corolla and calyx , as well as the leaves and stalks , are clothed with a dense tomentum of stellate hairs , amongst which minute shining oil - glands can be seen by the aid of a lens .The flowers emit when rubbed a delightful fragrance , and have a pleasant aromatic taste .The leaves of the plant are oblong - linear , or lanceolate , revolute at the margin and very hoary when young .
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both corolla and calyx as well as the leaves and stalks are clothed with a dense tomentum of stellate hairs amongst which minute shining oil glands can be seen by the aid of a lens the flowers emit when rubbed a delightful fragrance and have a pleasant aromatic taste the leaves of the plant are oblong linear or lanceolate revolute at the margin and very hoary when young
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23,797 | 23,797 |
en
| 1,885 |
flower
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peculiar
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also slit make margin 56 arabian date palm india .spathe , expose flower , peculiar odor detect .when bunch mature male flower detach , spathe split open , sprig male flower carefully remove place basket , suspend , protect draught , prevent pollen scatter .
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Flower
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peculiar
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Also if a slit is made in the margin of the 56 Arabian Date Palm in India .spathe , so as to expose the flower , a peculiar odor is detected .When the bunch of mature male flowers is detached , the spathe is split open , and the sprigs of male flowers are carefully removed and placed in a basket , which is then suspended , and protected from draughts , so as to prevent the pollen from being scattered .
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also if a slit is made in the margin of the arabian date palm in india spathe so as to expose the flower a peculiar odor is detected when the bunch of mature male flowers is detached the spathe is split open and the sprigs of male flowers are carefully removed and placed in a basket which is then suspended and protected from draughts so as to prevent the pollen from being scattered
| true |
23,825 | 23,825 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower |
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narcotic
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head fpecie appear contain fame kind narcotic juice thofe two precede , fo much fmaller quantity wholly negledle .the part make ufe flower , fuppofe likewife impregnate fome degree fame anodyne principle , ( land recom - mend catarrhs , cough , fpitte blood , ^ diforder ; flight narcotic fmell , mucilaginous tafte , accom - panied fenfible bitteriflinef .they prefent regard rather account colour , great virtue expedle : yield upon expreltion deep red juice , impart fame colour watery li - quor , bright though paler red rec - tifie fpirit .
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Flower|they
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narcotic
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The heads of this fpecies appear to contain the fame kind of narcotic juice with thofe of the two preceding , but in fo much fmaller quantity that they are wholly negledled .The only part made ufe of is the flowers , which are fuppofed to be likewife impregnated in fome degree with the fame anodyne principle , and ( land recom - mended in catarrhs , coughs , fpitting of blood , ^ and other diforders ; they have a flight narcotic fmell , and a very mucilaginous tafte , accom - panied with a fenfible bitteriflinefs .They are at prefent regarded rather on account of their colour , than for any great virtues expedled from them : they yield upon exprelTion a deep red juice , and impart the fame colour to watery li - quors , and a brighter though paler red to rec - tified fpirit .
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the heads of this fpecies appear to contain the fame kind of narcotic juice with thofe of the two preceding but in fo much fmaller quantity that they are wholly negledled the only part made ufe of is the flowers which are fuppofed to be likewife impregnated in fome degree with the fame anodyne principle and land recom mended in catarrhs coughs fpitting of blood and other diforders they have a flight narcotic fmell and a very mucilaginous tafte accom panied with a fenfible bitteriflinefs they are at prefent regarded rather on account of their colour than for any great virtues expedled from them they yield upon expreltion a deep red juice and impart the fame colour to watery li quors and a brighter though paler red to rec tified fpirit
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23,827 | 23,827 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower | damask rise |
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pleasant
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amusing read praise , write lawson close sixteenth country , term king flower , except rise ; pi ide onbee possessor gillyflower nine 01 ten different colour , diver bigge rose .â â flower , save damask rise , â say , â pleasant sight smell ; â add , â use much ornament , comfort spirite sense smell .â variety flower , â say mr .
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Flower|the damask rose|they
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the most pleasant
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It is amusing to read its praises , written by Lawson at the close of the sixteenth country , where he terms it the king of flowers , except the rose ; and pi ides himself onbeing the possessor of gillyflowers of nine 01 ten different colours , and divers of them as bigge as roses .â â Of all flowers , save the damask rose , â he says , â they are the most pleasant to sight and smell ; â and adds , that â their use is much in ornament , and comforting the spirites by the sense of smelling .â There was a variety of this flower , â says Mr .
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it is amusing to read its praises written by lawson at the close of the sixteenth country where he terms it the king of flowers except the rose and pi ides himself onbeing the possessor of gillyflowers of nine ten different colours and divers of them as bigge as roses â â of all flowers save the damask rose â he says â they are the most pleasant to sight and smell â and adds that â their use is much in ornament and comforting the spirites by the sense of smelling â there was a variety of this flower â says mr
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24,071 | 24,071 |
en
| 1,876 |
flower |
| null |
first care seek queen , approach mountain wela , legendary history .51 flower , fragrance go , queen find dead .history say nothing reign , record 218th year buddhist sacred era , obedience command universal monarch , four pago - das build kingdom tsampenago â shuaykeenah , bhamo shuay - za - tee ; koung - ting , two other .
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few
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Their first care was to seek for the queen , but on approaching the mountain of Wela , the LEGENDARY HISTORY .51 flowers were few , and their fragrance gone , and the queen was found dead .History says nothing of their after reign , but records that in the 218th year of the Buddhist sacred era , in obedience to the command of the universal monarch , four pago - das were built in the kingdom of Tsampenago â the Shuaykeenah , the Bhamo Shuay - za - tee ; Koung - ting , and two others .
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their first care was to seek for the queen but on approaching the mountain of wela the legendary history flowers were few and their fragrance gone and the queen was found dead history says nothing of their after reign but records that in the th year of the buddhist sacred era in obedience to the command of the universal monarch four pago das were built in the kingdom of tsampenago â the shuaykeenah the bhamo shuay za tee koung ting and two others
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24,557 | 24,557 |
en
| 1,839 |
flower
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agreeable
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ulmaceae .this common indigenous tree ; bark rough trunk , smoother fibrous branch ; leave rough , serrate , dark - green ; flower cluster , numerous , small , reddish - brown colour , agreeable odour ; capsule oblong .decoclion elm - bark recommend herpetic eruption internal remedy , , say demulcent diuretic , appear little efficacy .
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Flower
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agreeable
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Ulmaceae .This is a common indigenous tree ; the bark is rough on the trunk , but smoother and fibrous on the branches ; the leaves are rough , serrate , and dark - green ; the flowers are clustered , numerous , and small , of a reddish - brown colour , and agreeable odour ; the capsules are oblong .Decoclion of Elm - bark has been recommended in herpetic eruptions as an internal remedy , , and is said to be demulcent and diuretic , but it appears to have little efficacy .
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ulmaceae this is a common indigenous tree the bark is rough on the trunk but smoother and fibrous on the branches the leaves are rough serrate and dark green the flowers are clustered numerous and small of a reddish brown colour and agreeable odour the capsules are oblong decoclion of elm bark has been recommended in herpetic eruptions as an internal remedy and is said to be demulcent and diuretic but it appears to have little efficacy
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24,595 | 24,595 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | calycanthaceae
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delightful
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cheimon , winter ; anthos , flower ) , genus plant , ord .calycanthaceae , flower winter - time , flower delightful fragrance .china , kin - , china nova , nov ' - ( .
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Flower|Calycanthaceae
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delightful
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cheimon , winter ; anthos , a flower ) , a genus of plants , Ord .Calycanthaceae , which flower in the winter - time , and the flowers have a delightful fragrance .China , kin - a , or China nova , nov ' - a ( It .
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cheimon winter anthos a flower a genus of plants ord calycanthaceae which flower in the winter time and the flowers have a delightful fragrance china kin a or china nova nov a it
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24,976 | 24,976 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower
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powerful
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â pod 4 - sided 2 - edge ; stigma nearly sessile ; calyx erect .named idespero , evening ; time flower yield powerful fragrance .f f pod without valve .
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Flower
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powerful
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â Pod 4 - sided or 2 - edged ; stigma nearly sessile ; calyx erect .Named from Idesperos , the evening ; at which time the flowers yield a powerful fragrance .f f Pod without valves .
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â pod sided or edged stigma nearly sessile calyx erect named from idesperos the evening at which time the flowers yield a powerful fragrance f f pod without valves
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25,048 | 25,048 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower | leaf
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fragrant
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_ ^ ^ â ° tfl ' ' may june , ripens feed auguft , lofe leave winter .the leave , flower , feed plant , ftrong fragrant fmell , bitter tafte .they faid ufe among common people , deftroye moth , cutaneous infedls , account enetriy inletts every kind ; internally , intufion , ftomachic vermifuge j , hop , preferve malt liquor , render inebriate , confequence lef falubrious ( ) : faid quality deftroye boiling ( b ) .
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fragrant
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_ ^ a ^ Â ° Tfl ' ' and May or June , ripens its feeds in Auguft , and lofes its leaves in winter .The leaves , flowers , and feeds of this plant , have a ftrong fragrant fmell , and a bitter tafte .They are faid to be ufed among the common people , for deftroying moths , and cutaneous infedls , being accounted an enetriy to inletts of every kind ; internally , m intufions , as a ftomachic and vermifuge j and , as a to hops , for preferving malt liquors , which they render more inebriating , and of confequence lefs falubrious ( a ) : it is faid that this quality is deftroyed by boiling ( b ) .
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_ a â tfl and may or june ripens its feeds in auguft and lofes its leaves in winter the leaves flowers and feeds of this plant have a ftrong fragrant fmell and a bitter tafte they are faid to be ufed among the common people for deftroying moths and cutaneous infedls being accounted an enetriy to inletts of every kind internally m intufions as a ftomachic and vermifuge j and as a to hops for preferving malt liquors which they render more inebriating and of confequence lefs falubrious a it is faid that this quality is deftroyed by boiling b
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25,050 | 25,050 |
en
| 1,880 |
flower | bank violet
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give
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` ` ` ` '' elizabeth browning also say : â ` ` '' dear violet , liken kind eye look without think disloyal . '' '' perhaps one beautiful passage work great national poet refer , ` ` '' twelfth night , ` ` '' much admired flower : â ` ` '' strain ; die fall : oh , come ' er ear like sweet south , breathe upon bank violet , steal give odour ! ` ` '' 372 na turk ' b yep ths .the violet long employ , vague ` ` '' language flower , ` ` '' express ` ` '' modesty . ''
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Flower|a bank of violets
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giving
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" Elizabeth Browning also says : â " Dear violets , you liken to The kindest eyes that look on you Without a thought disloyal ." Perhaps one of the most beautiful passages in the works of our great national poet is that which refers , in the " Twelfth Night , " to this much admired flower : â " That strain again ; it had a dying fall : Oh , it came o ' er my ear like the sweet south , That breathes upon a bank of violets , Stealing and giving odour ! " 372 NA TURK ' S B YEP A THS .The violet has long been employed , in the vague " language of flowers , " to express " modesty .
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['flower', 'bank violet']
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elizabeth browning also says â dear violets you liken to the kindest eyes that look on you without a thought disloyal perhaps one of the most beautiful passages in the works of our great national poet is that which refers in the twelfth night to this much admired flower â that strain again it had a dying fall oh it came o er my ear like the sweet south that breathes upon a bank of violets stealing and giving odour na turk s b yep a ths the violet has long been employed in the vague language of flowers to express modesty
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25,109 | 25,109 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower
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agreeable | fragrant
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berry comm barberry usually scarlet , sometimes purple pale yellow .the scent flower , bear we wind distant shrub , fragrant , dis - agreeable near .insects various kind seem particularly partial blossom , remarkable irritability stamen .
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Flower
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agreeable|very fragrant
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The berries of our comm on barberry are usually scarlet , but they are sometimes purple or pale yellow .The scent of the flowers , when borne to us by the winds from the distant shrub , is very fragrant , but it is dis - agreeable when too near .Insects of various kinds seem particularly partial to these blossoms , which are remarkable for the irritability of their stamens .
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the berries of our comm on barberry are usually scarlet but they are sometimes purple or pale yellow the scent of the flowers when borne to us by the winds from the distant shrub is very fragrant but it is dis agreeable when too near insects of various kinds seem particularly partial to these blossoms which are remarkable for the irritability of their stamens
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25,187 | 25,187 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower
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penetrate eflential
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virtue leave flower ex - trafte watery fpirituous menftrua : aftringency moft perfectly former , aromatic warmth pungency lat - ter , equally mixture two .the flower , diftille water , yield penetrate eflential oil , polteffe flavour milfoil perfedtion , though ra - ther lef agreeable flower themfelve , confiftence fomewhat thick tenacious , colour remarkably variable , fometime f ) stahl , dijfert .de therapeia pajjionis hypochondriacs .
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Flower
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penetrating eflential
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The virtue of the leaves and flowers is ex - trafted both by watery and fpirituous menftrua : the aftringency moft perfectly by the former , their aromatic warmth and pungency by the lat - ter , and both of them equally by a mixture of the two .The flowers , diftilled with water , yield a penetrating eflential oil , polTeffing the flavour of the milfoil in perfedtion , though ra - ther lefs agreeable than the flowers themfelves , in confiftence fomewhat thick and tenacious , in colour remarkably variable , fometimes of a f a ) Stahl , Dijfert .de therapeia pajjionis hypochondriacs .
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the virtue of the leaves and flowers is ex trafted both by watery and fpirituous menftrua the aftringency moft perfectly by the former their aromatic warmth and pungency by the lat ter and both of them equally by a mixture of the two the flowers diftilled with water yield a penetrating eflential oil polteffing the flavour of the milfoil in perfedtion though ra ther lefs agreeable than the flowers themfelves in confiftence fomewhat thick and tenacious in colour remarkably variable fometimes of a f a stahl dijfert de therapeia pajjionis hypochondriacs
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25,265 | 25,265 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
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fragrant
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, mk ' tadj - - ' - se - e ( gr .nux , night , nukto , night ; ago , , act ) , small order plant contain ' mirabilis ' marvel peru , showy plant whose flower fragrant evening ; nearly plant order purgative quality .nyctanthes , n .
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Flower
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very fragrant
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, mk ' tadj - in - d ' - se - e ( Gr .nux , night , nuktos , of night ; ago , I do , I act ) , a small Order of plants containing the ' Mirabilis ' or Marvel of Peru , a very showy plant whose flowers are very fragrant in the evening ; nearly all the plants of the Order have purgative qualities .Nyctanthes , n .
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mk tadj in d se e gr nux night nuktos of night ago i do i act a small order of plants containing the mirabilis or marvel of peru a very showy plant whose flowers are very fragrant in the evening nearly all the plants of the order have purgative qualities nyctanthes n
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25,281 | 25,281 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
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sweet - scented
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, gdr - den ' 4 - ( dr .garden charleston , america ) , splendid genus plant , produce sweet - scented flower various colour , ord .eubiacea ? .
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Flower
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sweet - scented
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, gdr - den ' 4 - a ( after Dr .Garden of Charleston , America ) , a splendid genus of plants , producing sweet - scented flowers of various colours , Ord .Eubiacea ? .
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gdr den a after dr garden of charleston america a splendid genus of plants producing sweet scented flowers of various colours ord eubiacea
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25,471 | 25,471 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
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fragrant
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, eg ' - le ( l .mgle , naiad , daughter jupiterâ aigle , brightness ) , genus shrub produce fragrant flower , ord .aurantiacese : jegle marmelos , mdr ' - mu - ds ( portg .
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Flower
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fragrant
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, eg ' - le ( L .Mgle , a Naiad , daughter of Jupiterâ from aigle , brightness ) , a genus of shrubs producing fragrant flowers , Ord .Aurantiacese : JEgle marmelos , mdr ' - mU - ds ( Portg .
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eg le l mgle a naiad daughter of jupiterâ from aigle brightness a genus of shrubs producing fragrant flowers ord aurantiacese jegle marmelos mdr mu ds portg
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25,510 | 25,510 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | caprifolium
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odoriferous
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, kap ' - ri - fsl - - - ss - e ( l .cdproza , tendril ; folium , leaf ) , honeysuckle family , order plant , many , eld honey - suckle , odoriferous flower : caprifolium , n . , kdp - ri - / 6l - - hm , genusof favourite climbingplant , include common honey - suckleâ call climb - ing twine habit plant .
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Flower|Caprifolium
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odoriferous
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, kap ' - ri - fSl - i - d - sS - e ( L .cdproza , a tendril ; folium , a leaf ) , the Honeysuckle family , an Order of plants , many of which , as the elder and honey - suckle , have odoriferous flowers : Caprifolium , n ., kdp - ri - / 6l - i - Hm , a genusof favourite climbingplants , including the common honey - suckleâ so called from the climb - ing and twining habit of the plant .
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kap ri fsl i d ss e l cdproza a tendril folium a leaf the honeysuckle family an order of plants many of which as the elder and honey suckle have odoriferous flowers caprifolium n kdp ri l i hm a genusof favourite climbingplants including the common honey suckleâ so called from the climb ing and twining habit of the plant
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25,517 | 25,517 |
en
| 1,839 |
flower
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odorous
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cinchona lancifolia , furnish pale peruvian bark , handsome , lofty , erect tree , thirty forty - five foot high , one four foot diameter ; generally stand single ; wound yield yellow astringent juice ; crack cineritious bark ; leave shine , ovate - lanceolate , four inch long , stand footstalk one - sixth length ; stipule two , acute , silky , contiguous , caducous .the flower whitish - red , odorous , appear terminal , brachiated , leafy , panicle , support round peduncle pedicel ; calyx bell - shape , five - toothed , tooth short , acute , contiguous ; corolla funnel - shape , consist long cylin - drical tube , divide limb five segment , ovate ob - long , spread , upper side red , woolly , fringe edge ; five filament bristly , place middle tube , furnish oblong anther , twist spirally ; german ovate ; style filiform , somewhat long stamina , furnish round stigma ; capsule divide two part , cell separate parallel partition ; seed small numerous .this bark import case chest 2001b .
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odorous
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The Cinchona lancifolia , which furnishes the pale Peruvian bark , is a handsome , lofty , erect tree , from thirty to forty - five feet high , and from one to four feet diameter ; it generally stands single ; when wounded it yields a yellow astringent juice ; it has a cracked cineritious bark ; the leaves are shining , ovate - lanceolate , about four inches long , and stand on footstalks about one - sixth their length ; the stipules are two , acute , silky , contiguous , and caducous .The flowers are whitish - red , and odorous , and appear in terminal , brachiated , leafy , panicles , supported on round peduncles and pedicels ; the calyx is bell - shaped , five - toothed , with the teeth short , acute , and contiguous ; the corolla is funnel - shaped , consisting of a long cylin - drical tube , divided at the limb into five segments , which are ovate or ob - long , spreading , on the upper side red , on the under woolly , and fringed at the edges ; the five filaments are bristly , placed in the middle of the tube , and furnished with oblong anthers , twisted spirally ; the germen is ovate ; the style is filiform , somewhat longer than the stamina , and furnished with a round stigma ; the capsule divides into two parts , the cells of which are separated by a parallel partition ; the seeds are small and numerous .This bark is imported in cases or chests of about 2001b .
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the cinchona lancifolia which furnishes the pale peruvian bark is a handsome lofty erect tree from thirty to forty five feet high and from one to four feet diameter it generally stands single when wounded it yields a yellow astringent juice it has a cracked cineritious bark the leaves are shining ovate lanceolate about four inches long and stand on footstalks about one sixth their length the stipules are two acute silky contiguous and caducous the flowers are whitish red and odorous and appear in terminal brachiated leafy panicles supported on round peduncles and pedicels the calyx is bell shaped five toothed with the teeth short acute and contiguous the corolla is funnel shaped consisting of a long cylin drical tube divided at the limb into five segments which are ovate or ob long spreading on the upper side red on the under woolly and fringed at the edges the five filaments are bristly placed in the middle of the tube and furnished with oblong anthers twisted spirally the germen is ovate the style is filiform somewhat longer than the stamina and furnished with a round stigma the capsule divides into two parts the cells of which are separated by a parallel partition the seeds are small and numerous this bark is imported in cases or chests of about b
| true |
25,604 | 25,604 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower | carnation | pink
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highly fragrant
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europe particularly abundant , least africa america .many , carnation pink , highly fragrant flower ; other , like various specie lychni catchfly , blossom rich hue beautiful form .our wood meadow adorn wild specie , cuckoo - flower , stitch wort , sandwort , spurrey , catchfly , campion belong tribe .
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Flower|Carnation|Pinks
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highly fragrant
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In Europe they are particularly abundant , and least so in Africa and America .Many , as the Carnations and Pinks , have highly fragrant flowers ; and others , like various species of Lychnis and Catchfly , have blossoms of rich hue and beautiful form .Our woods and meadows are adorned by the wild species , and Cuckoo - flowers , and Stitch worts , Sandworts , Spurreys , Catchflies , and Campions belong to this tribe .
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['flower', 'carnation', 'pink']
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in europe they are particularly abundant and least so in africa and america many as the carnations and pinks have highly fragrant flowers and others like various species of lychnis and catchfly have blossoms of rich hue and beautiful form our woods and meadows are adorned by the wild species and cuckoo flowers and stitch worts sandworts spurreys catchflies and campions belong to this tribe
| true |
25,618 | 25,618 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower | peach ker - nels
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powerful | faint
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usually pale yellowish hue , cream colour , sometimes vein , less tinge , purple , calyx bud usually purplish .the flower , bruise , faint scent peach ker - nel , odour powerful cultivate kind , communicate water heartsease distil .this fragrance , like meadow - sweet hawthorn , seem indi - cate presence prussic acid plant 7 .
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Flower|peach ker - nels
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more powerful|faint
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These are usually of a pale yellowish hue , or cream colour , but they are sometimes veined , or more or less tinged , with purple , and the calyx of the buds is usually purplish .The flower , when bruised , has a faint scent of peach ker - nels , an odour which is more powerful in the cultivated kinds , and which is communicated to water in which the heartsease is distilled .This fragrance , like that of the Meadow - sweet and the Hawthorn , seems to indi - cate the presence of prussic acid in the plant 7 .
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['flower', 'peach ker - nels']
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these are usually of a pale yellowish hue or cream colour but they are sometimes veined or more or less tinged with purple and the calyx of the buds is usually purplish the flower when bruised has a faint scent of peach ker nels an odour which is more powerful in the cultivated kinds and which is communicated to water in which the heartsease is distilled this fragrance like that of the meadow sweet and the hawthorn seems to indi cate the presence of prussic acid in the plant
| true |
25,705 | 25,705 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower |
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odoriferous
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flower fometime take form ofconferve ; reduce , beating , frelh , thrice weight double refined fugar .their fragrance lef injure beat bruife dian moft odoriferous flower , neverthelef confiderably diminilhe : flavour leave much lef deftru6lible kind .water extract infufion nearly vir - tue leave flower .
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Flower|Their
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odoriferous
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The flowers are fometimes taken in the form ofconferve ; into which they are reduced , by beating them , while frelh , with thrice their weight of double refined fugar .Their fragrance is lefs injured by beating or bruifing them dian moft of the other odoriferous flowers , but is neverthelefs confiderably diminilhed : the flavour of the leaves is of a much lefs deftru6lible kind .Water extracts by infufion nearly all the vir - tue both of the leaves and flowers .
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['flower', '']
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the flowers are fometimes taken in the form ofconferve into which they are reduced by beating them while frelh with thrice their weight of double refined fugar their fragrance is lefs injured by beating or bruifing them dian moft of the other odoriferous flowers but is neverthelefs confiderably diminilhed the flavour of the leaves is of a much lefs deftrulible kind water extracts by infufion nearly all the vir tue both of the leaves and flowers
| true |
25,765 | 25,765 |
en
| 1,959 |
flower
|
non - choleraic | faint | fragrant
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rare british plant may overlook one many variety common honeysuckle .the fragrant flower perfection may june .it commonly cultiâ ¬ vate .
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Flower
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non - choleraic|very faint|fragrant
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This rare British plant may have been overlooked as one of the many varieties of the Common Honeysuckle .The fragrant flowers are in perfection through May or June .It is very commonly culti ¬ vated .
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this rare british plant may have been overlooked as one of the many varieties of the common honeysuckle the fragrant flowers are in perfection through may or june it is very commonly cultiâ vated
| true |
25,766 | 25,766 |
en
| 1,959 |
flower
|
non - choleraic | faint | fragrant
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produce numerous concrete colony large diffused gelatinous patch j 6 scientific memoir greenish - yellow colour .the smell faint non - choleraic .no commas could find preparation take .
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Flower
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non - choleraic|very faint|fragrant
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It produced numerous concrete colonies and a large diffused gelatinous patch of J 6 Scientific Memoirs by greenish - yellow colour .The smell was very faint and non - choleraic .No commas could be found in any of the preparations taken from it .
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['flower']
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it produced numerous concrete colonies and a large diffused gelatinous patch of j scientific memoirs by greenish yellow colour the smell was very faint and non choleraic no commas could be found in any of the preparations taken from it
| true |
25,800 | 25,800 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | leaf | peel
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aromatic
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generally speak , differ latter fruit rugged surface , deep reddish - orange hue , pulp sour bitter .the peel , well flower leave , aromatic correspond part sweet orange , petiole broadly wing .history â orange unknown ancient greek romans ; introduction europe due arab , , accord gallesio , ^ appear establish tree first eastern africa , arabia , syria , whence gradually convey italy , sicily , spain .
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Flower|Leaf|The peel
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more aromatic
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Generally speaking , it differs from the latter in having the fruit rugged on the surface , of a more deep or reddish - orange hue , with the pulp very sour and bitter .The peel , as well as the flowers and leaves , are more aromatic than the corresponding parts of the Sweet Orange , and the petiole is more broadly winged .History â The orange was unknown to the ancient Greeks and Romans ; and its introduction to Europe is due to the Arabs , who , according to Gallesio , ^ appear to have established the tree first in Eastern Africa , Arabia , and Syria , whence it was gradually conveyed to Italy , Sicily , and Spain .
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generally speaking it differs from the latter in having the fruit rugged on the surface of a more deep or reddish orange hue with the pulp very sour and bitter the peel as well as the flowers and leaves are more aromatic than the corresponding parts of the sweet orange and the petiole is more broadly winged history â the orange was unknown to the ancient greeks and romans and its introduction to europe is due to the arabs who according to gallesio appear to have established the tree first in eastern africa arabia and syria whence it was gradually conveyed to italy sicily and spain
| true |
25,861 | 25,861 |
en
| 1,880 |
flower
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sweet - smell
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` ` ` ` '' 374 nature ' byepath .singularly enough , name violet limited flower one genus , formerly - many sweet - smell flower go name , still certain plant whose popular name word enter , water - violet , member primrose , scarcely sweet violet pass away succeed dog - violet ( viola canind ) , specie light - blue flower small leave , make glad grassy bank country lane .this one abundant early - summer flower . ''
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Flower
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sweet - smelling
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" 374 NATURE ' S BYEPATHS .Singularly enough , the name of violet is now limited to the flowers of one genus , but formerly - many other sweet - smelling flowers went by that name , and we still have certain plants into whose popular name the word enters , as the Water - violet , which is a member of the Primroses , Scarcely has the sweet violet passed away before it is succeeded by the Dog - Violet ( Viola canind ) , a species with lighter - blue flowers and smaller leaves , which makes glad the grassy banks of our country lanes .This is one of our most abundant early - summer flowers .
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['flower']
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nature s byepaths singularly enough the name of violet is now limited to the flowers of one genus but formerly many other sweet smelling flowers went by that name and we still have certain plants into whose popular name the word enters as the water violet which is a member of the primroses scarcely has the sweet violet passed away before it is succeeded by the dog violet viola canind a species with lighter blue flowers and smaller leaves which makes glad the grassy banks of our country lanes this is one of our most abundant early summer flowers
| true |
25,973 | 25,973 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower
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acrid | fubtile
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` ` .the leave chiefly direfte medicinal ufe , greatefl ` ` '' bitterifhnef aufterity : flower ftrongeft moft fubtile fmell , arc remarkably acrid , promife moft efficacy , plant really fuch efficacy anodyne antifpafmodic .dr . ''
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Flower
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acrid|fubtile
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.The leaves are chiefly direfted for medicinal ufe , as having the greatefl " bitterifhnefs and aufterity : the flowers have the ftrongeft and moft fubtile fmell , arc remarkably acrid , and promife to be of moft efficacy , if the plant has really any fuch efficacy as an anodyne or antifpafmodic .Dr .
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['flower']
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the leaves are chiefly direfted for medicinal ufe as having the greatefl bitterifhnefs and aufterity the flowers have the ftrongeft and moft fubtile fmell arc remarkably acrid and promife to be of moft efficacy if the plant has really any fuch efficacy as an anodyne or antifpafmodic dr
| true |
25,980 | 25,980 |
en
| 1,836 |
flower
|
fragrant
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6 .a small handfull fragrant flower , nicholas breton , 1675 .a floorish upon fancie , n .
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Flower
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fragrant
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6 .A small Handfull of fragrant Flowers , by Nicholas Breton , 1675 .A Floorish upon Fancie , by N .
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['flower']
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a small handfull of fragrant flowers by nicholas breton a floorish upon fancie by n
| true |
26,005 | 26,005 |
en
| 1,959 |
| herb | flower
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choleraic | faint | aromatic
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fall tipple ' badawi sentiment : honoratioren amongst wild people would scorn foul play ; amongst settle arab honour man woman unknown ; â â hocus â would hold quite fair .2 table wine , day , mostly japan tray glass bottle , saucer pickle fruit , perhaps , bunch flower aromatic herb .during caliphate â wine - service â large scale .
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it|Herb|Flower
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choleraic|faint|aromatic
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So they fell to tippling ' This is not Badawi sentiment : the honoratioren amongst wild people would scorn such foul play ; but amongst the settled Arabs honour between men and women is unknown ; and such â â hocussing â would be held quite fair .2 The table of wine , in our day , is mostly a japanned tray with glasses and bottles , saucers of pickles and fruits and , perhaps , a bunch of flowers and aromatic herbs .During the Caliphate the â wine - service â was on a larger scale .
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['', 'herb', 'flower']
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so they fell to tippling this is not badawi sentiment the honoratioren amongst wild people would scorn such foul play but amongst the settled arabs honour between men and women is unknown and such â â hocussing â would be held quite fair the table of wine in our day is mostly a japanned tray with glasses and bottles saucers of pickles and fruits and perhaps a bunch of flowers and aromatic herbs during the caliphate the â wine service â was on a larger scale
| true |
26,006 | 26,006 |
en
| 1,959 |
| herb | flower
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choleraic | faint | aromatic
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another cultivation set fifteenth day .two day later faint , choleraic smell , cover bluish yellowish colony , various size .five , six , preparation mount contain comma .
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it|Herb|Flower
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choleraic|faint|aromatic
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Another cultivation was set on the fifteenth day .Two days later it had a faint , choleraic smell , and was covered with bluish and yellowish colonies , of various sizes .Five , out of six , preparations which were mounted contained commas .
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['', 'herb', 'flower']
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another cultivation was set on the fifteenth day two days later it had a faint choleraic smell and was covered with bluish and yellowish colonies of various sizes five out of six preparations which were mounted contained commas
| true |
26,010 | 26,010 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
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odoriferous | pyritous - smell
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.pyritous - smell liydrogcn gas 0 .047 â 5 .
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Flower
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odoriferous|Pyritous - smelling
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in .Pyritous - smelling liydrogcn gas 0 .047 â 5 .
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['flower']
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in pyritous smelling liydrogcn gas â
| true |
26,011 | 26,011 |
en
| 1,854 |
flower
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odoriferous | pyritous - smell
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end five day , bathe , well ; thicknef prepuce , cut , remain , go mountain tahoua fervant ; fire prepare , fome ftone heat , iâ ahoua put pre - puce two , fqueeze gently , remove thicknef .they return home , head , part body , adorn odoriferous flower ; l ^ ahoua reward fer - vice father , proportion feveral abili - tie , prefent hog cloth ; poor , relation liberal occafion .their religious fyftem extenfive , , many inflance .
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Flower
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odoriferous|Pyritous - smelling
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At the end of five days more , they bathe again , and are well ; but a thicknefs of the prepuce , where it was cut , remaining , they go again to the mountains with the Tahoua and fervant ; and a fire being prepared , and fome ftones heated , the Iâ ahoua puts the pre - puce between two of them , and fqueezes it gently , which removes the thicknefs .They then return home , having their heads , and other parts of their bodies , adorned with odoriferous flowers ; and the l ^ ahoua is rewarded for his fer - vices by their fathers , in proportion to their feveral abili - ties , with prefents of hogs and cloth ; and if they be poor , their relations are liberal on the occafion .Their religious fyftem is extenfive , and , in many inflances .
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['flower']
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at the end of five days more they bathe again and are well but a thicknefs of the prepuce where it was cut remaining they go again to the mountains with the tahoua and fervant and a fire being prepared and fome ftones heated the iâ ahoua puts the pre puce between two of them and fqueezes it gently which removes the thicknefs they then return home having their heads and other parts of their bodies adorned with odoriferous flowers and the l ahoua is rewarded for his fer vices by their fathers in proportion to their feveral abili ties with prefents of hogs and cloth and if they be poor their relations are liberal on the occafion their religious fyftem is extenfive and in many inflances
| true |
26,091 | 26,091 |
en
| 1,895 |
flower | delicious fruit
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sweet - smell
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` ` ` ` '' dream record sweet child : ` ` '' last night dream long , long ago , bird flower tree first make , great god create thing sit upon beautiful cloud look like silver , seem float midst blue sky like throne ; look upon earth â wonderful world make thought .oh , beautiful earth ! great mountain climb towards sky , valley fill sweet - smell flower delicious fruit .the tree seem alive beautiful living thing ; little bird ' joyous song make air vibrate music . ''
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Flower|delicious fruit
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sweet - smelling
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" Here is a dream recorded by this sweet child : " Last night I dreamt that long , long ago , when the birds and flowers and trees were first made , the great God who had created all things sat upon a beautiful cloud which looked like silver , and seemed to float in the midst of the blue sky like a throne ; and he looked down upon the earth â the wonderful world he had made out of his own thought .Oh , how beautiful the earth was ! with her great mountains climbing towards the sky , and her valleys filled with sweet - smelling flowers and delicious fruit .The trees seemed alive with beautiful living things ; the little birds ' joyous songs made the air vibrate with music .
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['flower', 'delicious fruit']
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here is a dream recorded by this sweet child last night i dreamt that long long ago when the birds and flowers and trees were first made the great god who had created all things sat upon a beautiful cloud which looked like silver and seemed to float in the midst of the blue sky like a throne and he looked down upon the earth â the wonderful world he had made out of his own thought oh how beautiful the earth was with her great mountains climbing towards the sky and her valleys filled with sweet smelling flowers and delicious fruit the trees seemed alive with beautiful living things the little birds joyous songs made the air vibrate with music
| true |
26,108 | 26,108 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | leaf piper | siri |
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fragrant
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first form , say , call malay daun gatta gamhir , account bitter taste leave , perceptible lozenge ( trochisci ) call gatta gamhir , much one might suppose make leave , however case .he assert leave detergent , dry quality reason bitterness , nevertheless intense quite bearable mouth : masticate instead pinang [ betel nut ] siri [ leaf piper betle ] lime : people java bali plant first variety near house sake fragrant flower ; ^ fig .inbentleyandtrimen , med .
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Flower|leaf of Piper|Siri|its
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fragrant
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The first form , he says , is called in Malay Daun Gatta Gamhir , on account of the bitter taste of its leaves , which is perceptible in the lozenges ( trochisci ) called Gatta Gamhir , so much so that one might suppose they were made from these leaves , which however is not the case .He further asserts that the leaves have a detergent , drying quality by reason of their bitterness , which is nevertheless not intense but quite bearable in the mouth : that they are masticated instead of Pinang [ Betel nut ] with Siri [ leaf of Piper Betle ] and lime : that the people of Java and Bali plant the first variety near their houses for the sake of its fragrant flowers ; but ^ Fig .inBentleyandTrimen , Med .
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['flower', 'leaf piper', 'siri', '']
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the first form he says is called in malay daun gatta gamhir on account of the bitter taste of its leaves which is perceptible in the lozenges trochisci called gatta gamhir so much so that one might suppose they were made from these leaves which however is not the case he further asserts that the leaves have a detergent drying quality by reason of their bitterness which is nevertheless not intense but quite bearable in the mouth that they are masticated instead of pinang betel nut with siri leaf of piper betle and lime that the people of java and bali plant the first variety near their houses for the sake of its fragrant flowers but fig inbentleyandtrimen med
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26,114 | 26,114 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower | violet | | specie
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scented
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large native violet , , notwithstanding scentless , lovely pale blue lilac tint , sometimes profusion give peculiar colour sunny bank .we gather violet wood kent , flower twice size scented specie , stand stalk seven inch high , though common height five inch ; thought merit well name dog violet , give contemptuous spirit , doubtless , lack perfume .the leave small thin , pale green , long stalk .
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Flower|Violet|it|species
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scented
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It is the largest of our native violets , and , notwithstanding that it is scentless , it is very lovely in its pale blue lilac tint , sometimes in its profusion giving its own peculiar colour to some sunny bank .We have gathered these violets from the woods of Kent , with the flower twice the size of the scented species , standing on a stalk seven inches high , though the common height is about five inches ; and we have thought that it merited some better name than that of Dog Violet , given in a contemptuous spirit , doubtless , because it lacked perfume .The leaves are small and thin , pale green , on long stalks .
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['flower', 'violet', '', 'specie']
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it is the largest of our native violets and notwithstanding that it is scentless it is very lovely in its pale blue lilac tint sometimes in its profusion giving its own peculiar colour to some sunny bank we have gathered these violets from the woods of kent with the flower twice the size of the scented species standing on a stalk seven inches high though the common height is about five inches and we have thought that it merited some better name than that of dog violet given in a contemptuous spirit doubtless because it lacked perfume the leaves are small and thin pale green on long stalks
| true |
26,118 | 26,118 |
en
| 1,894 |
flower | vinegar | water | eoom | decoction | rise water | chymnie sweet herb | fume vinegar | strew window
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aromatick
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` ` great fire summer little winter , lie neere church - yard bury place full crammed dead bodye plague .the floor wall aromatick decoction , water , vinegar , strew window , eoom chymnie sweet herb flower , burn - ` ` '' - fume vinegar rise water .some think fit keep bird cage fan aire flutter wing keep stagnation putrefy , thinke trifle . ''
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Flower|Vinegar|Water|Eooms|Decoctions|rose water|Chymnies with Sweet Herbs|fuming vinegar|strewing Windows
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Aromatick
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Too great fires in the summer and too little in the winter , lying neere Church - yards or other burying places too full crammed with dead bodyes of the Plague .the floors and the walls with Aromatick Decoctions , Waters , Vinegars , strewing Windows , Eooms and Chymnies with Sweet Herbs and Flowers , burn - in " - or fuming vinegar and rose water .Some think it fit to keep birds in cages to fan the aire with their fluttering wings to keep it from stagnation and putrefying , but I thinke this is but a trifle .
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['flower', 'vinegar', 'water', 'eoom', 'decoction', 'rise water', 'chymnie sweet herb', 'fume vinegar', 'strew window']
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too great fires in the summer and too little in the winter lying neere church yards or other burying places too full crammed with dead bodyes of the plague the floors and the walls with aromatick decoctions waters vinegars strewing windows eooms and chymnies with sweet herbs and flowers burn in or fuming vinegar and rose water some think it fit to keep birds in cages to fan the aire with their fluttering wings to keep it from stagnation and putrefying but i thinke this is but a trifle
| true |
26,136 | 26,136 |
en
| 1,887 |
flower
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opprefiive | fweet
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leave broad , ferrate ; white underneath .flower cream - colour , co - pious , fweet , opprefiive , fragrance .ger - men twit .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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opprefiive|very fweet
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Leaves broad , ferrated ; white underneath .Flowers cream - coloured , co - pious , with a very fweet , but opprefiive , fragrance .Ger - mens twitted .
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['flower']
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leaves broad ferrated white underneath flowers cream coloured co pious with a very fweet but opprefiive fragrance ger mens twitted
| true |
26,144 | 26,144 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
|
highly fragrant
|
parvifolia , p & rv ' - fdl ' - ( l .parvus , little ; folium , leaf ) , yield edible fruit , highly fragrant flower , abound honey .elfflocarpese , n .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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highly fragrant
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parvifolia , p & rv ' i - fdl ' i - d ( L .parvus , little ; folium , a leaf ) , yields an edible fruit , has highly fragrant flowers , and abounds in honey .Elfflocarpese , n .
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['flower']
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parvifolia p rv i fdl i d l parvus little folium a leaf yields an edible fruit has highly fragrant flowers and abounds in honey elfflocarpese n
| true |
26,175 | 26,175 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower | viola | | ion
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fragrant
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â sepal 5 , extend base ; petal 5 , unequal , low one lengthen hollow spur beneath ; anther united tube , two low one furnish spur , enclose within spur corolla ; capsule three valve .viola latin name fragrant flower call ion greek .1 .
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Flower|Viola|some|Ion
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fragrant
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â Sepals 5 , extended at the base ; petals 5 , unequal , the lower one lengthened into a hollow spur beneath ; anthers united into a tube , the two lower ones furnished with spurs , which are enclosed within the spur of the corolla ; capsule with three valves .Viola was the Latin name of some fragrant flower called Ion by the Greeks .1 .
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['flower', 'viola', '', 'ion']
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â sepals extended at the base petals unequal the lower one lengthened into a hollow spur beneath anthers united into a tube the two lower ones furnished with spurs which are enclosed within the spur of the corolla capsule with three valves viola was the latin name of some fragrant flower called ion by the greeks
| true |
26,294 | 26,294 |
en
| 1,805 |
flower
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aromatic
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new , thick , granulate , clear transparent white color , soft somewhat aromatic smell , sweet lively taste .if pure , almost hard sugarcandy ; render superior , many aromatic flower , grow part , bee gather honey .it always observable , honey make mountainous country , highly flavor , low ground .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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aromatic
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It should be new , thick , granulated , of a clear transparent white color , of a soft and somewhat aromatic smell , and of a sweet and lively taste .If it is very pure , it is almost as hard as sugarcandy ; and what renders it so superior , are the many aromatic flowers , which grow in those parts , and from which the bees gather their Honey .It is always observable , that the Honey made in mountainous countries , is more highly flavored , than that of low grounds .
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it should be new thick granulated of a clear transparent white color of a soft and somewhat aromatic smell and of a sweet and lively taste if it is very pure it is almost as hard as sugarcandy and what renders it so superior are the many aromatic flowers which grow in those parts and from which the bees gather their honey it is always observable that the honey made in mountainous countries is more highly flavored than that of low grounds
| true |
26,403 | 26,403 |
en
| 1,895 |
flower |
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stink
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543 ) .raffiesia well know ; live root cfd ' sws - specie ( belong ampe - lidaceae ) java ; yellowish - red , stink flower attain gigantic size ( one metre diameter ) , borne almost directly root host - plant .besides genera : brugmansia , pilostyle , hydnora .
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Flower|its
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stinking
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543 ) .Raffiesia is the best known ; it lives on roots of Cfd ' sws - species ( belonging to the Ampe - lidaceae ) in Java ; its yellowish - red , stinking flowers attain a gigantic size ( one metre or more in diameter ) , and are borne almost directly on the roots of the host - plant .Besides these there are other genera : Brugmansia , Pilostyles , Hydnora .
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['flower', '']
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raffiesia is the best known it lives on roots of cfd sws species belonging to the ampe lidaceae in java its yellowish red stinking flowers attain a gigantic size one metre or more in diameter and are borne almost directly on the roots of the host plant besides these there are other genera brugmansia pilostyles hydnora
| true |
26,416 | 26,416 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | calyc | kalux
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aromatic
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, kal - ilo - anth - ' se - e ( gr .kalux , calyx ; anthos , flower ) , calycanthus family , small order beautiful early - flower shrub , whose flower aromatic : calyc - anthus , n . , kal ' - ihantuus , genus plant , call al - lusion colour calyx : calycanthus floridus , flsr ' - i d - us ( l .
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Flower|Calyc|kalux
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aromatic
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, kal - ilo - anth - a ' se - e ( Gr .kalux , a calyx ; anthos , a flower ) , the Calycanthus family , a small Order of beautiful early - flowering shrubs , whose flowers are aromatic : Calyc - anthus , n ., kal ' - ihantUus , a genus of plants , so called in al - lusion to the colour of the calyx : Calycanthus floridus , flSr ' - id - us ( L .
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['flower', 'calyc', 'kalux']
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kal ilo anth a se e gr kalux a calyx anthos a flower the calycanthus family a small order of beautiful early flowering shrubs whose flowers are aromatic calyc anthus n kal ihantuus a genus of plants so called in al lusion to the colour of the calyx calycanthus floridus flsr id us l
| true |
26,461 | 26,461 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | tree
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fragrant
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` ` ^ bark bucna magnifotia wedd . , tree fragrant flower magnifi - cent foliage , figure howard ' ` ` '' nueva qidnologia pamii ` ` '' cinchona magni - folia .its hark destitute alkaloid ; also use appear occasionally london market since year 1820 . ''
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Flower|Tree
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fragrant
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^ The bark of Bucna magnifoTia Wedd ., a tree with fragrant flowers and magnifi - cent foliage , figured in Howard ' s " Nueva Qidnologia of Pamii " as Cinchona magni - folia .Its hark is destitute of alkaloids ; it also used to appear occasionally in the London market since about the year 1820 .
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the bark of bucna magnifotia wedd a tree with fragrant flowers and magnifi cent foliage figured in howard s nueva qidnologia of pamii as cinchona magni folia its hark is destitute of alkaloids it also used to appear occasionally in the london market since about the year
| true |
26,605 | 26,605 |
en
| 1,924 |
flower | essential oil
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aromatic
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` ` ` ` '' egdarf ' ^ en ' ^ ' ^ ondon .ik aromatic chemical flower oil synthetic perfume essential oil chemical work , roermond h .raab & co . ''
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Flower|Essential oil
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Aromatic
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" egdarf ' ^ en ' ^ ' I ^ ondon .Ik Aromatic Chemicals Flower Oils Synthetic Perfumes Essential Oils CHEMICAL WORKS , ROERMOND H .RAAB & CO .
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['flower', 'essential oil']
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egdarf en i ondon ik aromatic chemicals flower oils synthetic perfumes essential oils chemical works roermond h raab co
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26,674 | 26,674 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | bark | oil | bud
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aromatic
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obo - vdtus , egg - shape , inversely â ob , opposite , ovum , egg ) , supply various kind senna , specie purgative leave : cassia - bark , believe obtain chiefly cinnamomum cassia , ord .lauracese ; yield also oil , oil bark use aromatic stimulant ; flower - bud use confectionery , cassideous , . , kds - sid ' - us ( l .
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Flower|Bark|Oil|buds
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aromatic
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obo - vdtus , egg - shaped , but inversely â from ob , opposite , and ovum , an egg ) , supply the various kinds of senna , while other species have purgative leaves : cassia - bark , believed to be obtained chiefly from the Cinnamomum cassia , Ord .Lauracese ; yields also an oil , and both oil and bark are used as aromatic stimulants ; the flower - buds are used in confectionery , cassideous , a ., kds - sid ' S - Us ( L .
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['flower', 'bark', 'oil', 'bud']
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obo vdtus egg shaped but inversely â from ob opposite and ovum an egg supply the various kinds of senna while other species have purgative leaves cassia bark believed to be obtained chiefly from the cinnamomum cassia ord lauracese yields also an oil and both oil and bark are used as aromatic stimulants the flower buds are used in confectionery cassideous a kds sid s us l
| true |
26,678 | 26,678 |
en
| 1,887 |
flower | corrupt water | refemble carrion | rotten cheefe
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fuch deledfable | extraordinary
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habit extremely fucculent , toothed , angular , gibbous , without leave .flowers lateral , ftalked , various fize , parti - colour , generally dark fpeckle hue , often remarkable extraordinary fetor , refemble carrion , rotten cheefe , corrupt water , fuch deledfable odour , grateful perhaps hottentot , whofe country thefe flower belong .the stapelia eafily culti - vate pot , dry ftove , fpare fupplie water , much fun ikie afford .
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Flower|corrupted water|refembling carrion|rotten cheefe
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fuch deledfable|extraordinary
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Their habit is extremely fucculent , toothed , angular , and gibbous , without leaves .Flowers lateral , ftalked , various in fize , parti - coloured , generally of a dark and fpeckled hue , often remarkable for an extraordinary fetor , refembling carrion , rotten cheefe , corrupted water , or fuch deledfable odours , and grateful perhaps to the Hottentots , to whofe country thefe flowers belong .The Stapelia are eafily culti - vated in pots , in a dry ftove , with very fparing fupplies of water , and as much fun as our Ikies will afford .
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their habit is extremely fucculent toothed angular and gibbous without leaves flowers lateral ftalked various in fize parti coloured generally of a dark and fpeckled hue often remarkable for an extraordinary fetor refembling carrion rotten cheefe corrupted water or fuch deledfable odours and grateful perhaps to the hottentots to whofe country thefe flowers belong the stapelia are eafily culti vated in pots in a dry ftove with very fparing fupplies of water and as much fun as our ikies will afford
| true |
26,718 | 26,718 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower
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pleafant | ttrong
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leave ulmaria recommend mild attringent , difcover tatte frnell little foundation medical virtue .the flower ttrong pleafant fmell , virtue fuppofe anti - fpafmodic diaphoretic , keep - tj l u .475 ing foon diffipate , leave dower infipid mucilaginous matter .
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Flower
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pleafant|ttrong
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The leaves of ulmaria recommended as mild attringents , difcover to the tatte or frnell very little foundation for any medical virtues .The flowers have a ttrong and pleafant fmell , in virtue of which they are fuppofed to be anti - fpafmodic and diaphoretic , and which in keep - TJ L M U S .475 ing is foon diffipated , leaving in the dowers only an infipid mucilaginous matter .
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the leaves of ulmaria recommended as mild attringents difcover to the tatte or frnell very little foundation for any medical virtues the flowers have a ttrong and pleafant fmell in virtue of which they are fuppofed to be anti fpafmodic and diaphoretic and which in keep tj l m u s ing is foon diffipated leaving in the dowers only an infipid mucilaginous matter
| true |
26,798 | 26,798 |
en
| 1,805 |
flower | sachet | rise
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scented
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next class oil , make infusion decoction , wherein virtue herb flower , arc draw oil .the scented flower , like jessamine , honey suckle , sweet briar , rose , & c .require treat particular manner ; es - sential oil dear , scarcely obtainable distillation , flower barely infuse fine oil nut , oil ben , draw without heat , c 2 3 l ) keep cool place , subtile odourous matter pass oil , richly impregnate flavor .
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Flower|Sachet|Rose
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scented
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The next class of Oils , are those made by infusion or decoction , wherein the virtues of some herb or flower , arc drawn out in the Oil .The scented flowers , like jessamine , honey suckle , sweet briar , roses , & c .require to be treated in a particular manner ; the es - sential Oil being too dear , and scarcely obtainable by distillation , if the flowers are barely infused in fine Oil of nuts , or Oil of ben , drawn without heat , and C 2 3 l ) kept in a cool place , their subtile odourous matter will pass into the Oil , and richly impregnate it with this flavor .
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the next class of oils are those made by infusion or decoction wherein the virtues of some herb or flower arc drawn out in the oil the scented flowers like jessamine honey suckle sweet briar roses c require to be treated in a particular manner the es sential oil being too dear and scarcely obtainable by distillation if the flowers are barely infused in fine oil of nuts or oil of ben drawn without heat and c l kept in a cool place their subtile odourous matter will pass into the oil and richly impregnate it with this flavor
| true |
26,815 | 26,815 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower |
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odoriferous
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pentagonal umbilicated fruit , fize pepper corn , include white kernel .it perennial , native weft indie , cul - tivate garden account beauty duration odoriferous flower , open night , produce continual fucceffion june july till check froft } time root , endure winter , take , preferve fand till fpre .whether root produce equivalent - virtue thofe bring abroad , , know , try .
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Flower|its
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odoriferous
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pentagonal umbilicated fruit , about the fize of a pepper corn , including a white kernel .It is perennial , a native of the Weft Indies , and cul - tivated in our gardens on account of the beauty and duration of its odoriferous flowers , which open only during the night , and of which it produces continual fucceffions from June or July till checked by frofts } at which time the roots , which do not endure our winter , are taken up , and preferved in fand till fpring .Whether the roots produced here are equivalent - in virtue to thofe which are brought from abroad , has not , that I know of , been tried .
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pentagonal umbilicated fruit about the fize of a pepper corn including a white kernel it is perennial a native of the weft indies and cul tivated in our gardens on account of the beauty and duration of its odoriferous flowers which open only during the night and of which it produces continual fucceffions from june or july till checked by frofts at which time the roots which do not endure our winter are taken up and preferved in fand till fpring whether the roots produced here are equivalent in virtue to thofe which are brought from abroad has not that i know of been tried
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26,872 | 26,872 |
en
| 1,959 |
bath | flower
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strong | peculiar | scentless
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hairy violet perennial : occur chalky limeâ ¬ stone soil , flower april may .the flower pale , small , scentless , bracteas place middle flower - stalk ; feature help distinguish sweet violet .viola , 59 viola odokata .
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Bath|Flower
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strong|peculiar|scentless
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The Hairy Violet is perennial : it occurs only on a chalky or lime ¬ stone soil , flowering in April or May .The flowers are pale , small , and scentless , and the bracteas are placed below the middle of the flower - stalks ; these features help to distinguish it from the Sweet Violet .VIOLA , 59 VIOLA odokata .
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the hairy violet is perennial it occurs only on a chalky or limeâ stone soil flowering in april or may the flowers are pale small and scentless and the bracteas are placed below the middle of the flower stalks these features help to distinguish it from the sweet violet viola viola odokata
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26,873 | 26,873 |
en
| 1,959 |
bath | flower
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strong | peculiar | scentless
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two colony merismopaedic micrococcus , previously allude prevalent air laboratory time , also present .the cultivation peculiar , strong , bat - like odour note simi - lar case previously .six preparation mount .
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Bath|Flower
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strong|peculiar|scentless
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Two colonies of the merismopaedic micrococcus , previously alluded to as very prevalent in the air of the Laboratory for some time , were also present .The cultivation had the peculiar , strong , bat - like odour which had been noted in simi - lar cases previously .Six preparations were mounted .
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two colonies of the merismopaedic micrococcus previously alluded to as very prevalent in the air of the laboratory for some time were also present the cultivation had the peculiar strong bat like odour which had been noted in simi lar cases previously six preparations were mounted
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26,911 | 26,911 |
en
| 1,949 |
fruit | flower
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fragrant
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neatness , freshness , entire abâ ¬ sence every thing disagreeable sight smell , must witness believe .the stall spread snow - white napkin ; flower fruit , quite paris london perfection , yet bright , fresh , fragrant ; excellent vegetable great variety abundance , delightfully exhibit , object less pleasing overlook forget .the dairy , poultry - yard , forest , river , ocean , contribute spoil ; short , first time life , think market beautiful object .
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Fruit|Flower
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fragrant
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The neatness , freshness , and entire ab ¬ sence of every thing disagreeable to sight or smell , must be witnessed to be believed .The stalls were spread with snow - white napkins ; flowers and fruit , if not quite of Paris or London perfection , yet bright , fresh , and fragrant ; with excellent vegetables in the greatest variety and abundance , were all so delightfully exhibited , that objects less pleasing were overlooked and forgotten .The dairy , the poultry - yard , the forest , the river , and the ocean , all contributed their spoil ; in short , for the first time in my life , I thought a market a beautiful object .
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the neatness freshness and entire abâ sence of every thing disagreeable to sight or smell must be witnessed to be believed the stalls were spread with snow white napkins flowers and fruit if not quite of paris or london perfection yet bright fresh and fragrant with excellent vegetables in the greatest variety and abundance were all so delightfully exhibited that objects less pleasing were overlooked and forgotten the dairy the poultry yard the forest the river and the ocean all contributed their spoil in short for the first time in my life i thought a market a beautiful object
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26,915 | 26,915 |
en
| 1,898 |
flower |
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fragrant
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) specie daphne .these shrub , red , fragrant flower - cluster precede leave , inhabit southern middle europe , grow england far north yorkshire [ v .bentl .
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Flower|their
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fragrant
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) and other species of Daphne .These shrubs , with their red , fragrant flower - clusters preceding the leaves , inhabit southern and middle Europe , and grow in England as far north as Yorkshire [ v .Bentl .
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and other species of daphne these shrubs with their red fragrant flower clusters preceding the leaves inhabit southern and middle europe and grow in england as far north as yorkshire v bentl
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26,954 | 26,954 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
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fragrant
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krinon , lily ) , fine genus bulbous plant , ord .amaryllidacese , hav - ing many specie beautiful , produce delight - fully fragrant flower large umbel .crisis , n .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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fragrant
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krinon , a lily ) , a fine genus of bulbous plants , Ord .Amaryllidacese , hav - ing many of the species very beautiful , and producing delight - fully fragrant flowers in large umbels .crisis , n .
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krinon a lily a fine genus of bulbous plants ord amaryllidacese hav ing many of the species very beautiful and producing delight fully fragrant flowers in large umbels crisis n
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27,114 | 27,114 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower | musk mallow | moschatel
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scented
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night - scented , sober tint , blossom dull purple , open month august .it , like many night - scented flower , closed day - time , like blossom lime - tree , moschatel , musk mallow , scent seem increase asthe dew evening descenduponthepetal .through night , , odour perceptible , though powerful singular species south europe , night - flower stock ( matthiola tristis ) , day like wither flower , need air night freshen vigour sweetness .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|Musk mallow|the moschatel
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scented
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It is night - scented , and very sober tinted , its blossom being of dull purple , and opening in the month of August .It is not , like many night - scented flowers , closed during day - time , but is like the blossoms of the lime - tree , the moschatel , and the musk mallow , in which the scent seems to increase asthe dews of evening descenduponthepetals .Through the night , too , its odour is perceptible , though this is not so powerful as in that singular species of the South of Europe , the Night - flowering Stock ( Matthiola tristis ) , which is all day like a withered flower , and needs the air of night to freshen it into vigour and sweetness .
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it is night scented and very sober tinted its blossom being of dull purple and opening in the month of august it is not like many night scented flowers closed during day time but is like the blossoms of the lime tree the moschatel and the musk mallow in which the scent seems to increase asthe dews of evening descenduponthepetals through the night too its odour is perceptible though this is not so powerful as in that singular species of the south of europe the night flowering stock matthiola tristis which is all day like a withered flower and needs the air of night to freshen it into vigour and sweetness
| true |
27,144 | 27,144 |
en
| 1,901 |
flower
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odoriferous
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gerarde also call black violet , perhaps purple hue , perhaps theophrastus describe violet black , herbalist thus distinguish specie suppose intend ancient writer .â , â say , â great pre - rogative violet , minde conceiveth certaine pleasure recreation smell handle odoriferous flower , also many violet receive ornament comely grace ; make vol .i .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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odoriferous
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Gerarde also calls it Black Violet , perhaps because of its purple hue , or perhaps because Theophrastus having described the violet as black , our herbalists thus distinguished the species which they supposed to be intended by the ancient writers .â They have , â he says , â a great pre - rogative above the other violets , not only because the minde conceiveth a certaine pleasure and recreation by smelling and handling these most odoriferous flowers , but also for that very many by these violets receive ornaments and comely grace ; for there be made of VOL .I .
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gerarde also calls it black violet perhaps because of its purple hue or perhaps because theophrastus having described the violet as black our herbalists thus distinguished the species which they supposed to be intended by the ancient writers â they have â he says â a great pre rogative above the other violets not only because the minde conceiveth a certaine pleasure and recreation by smelling and handling these most odoriferous flowers but also for that very many by these violets receive ornaments and comely grace for there be made of vol i
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27,182 | 27,182 |
en
| 1,904 |
flower |
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agreeable | fweet
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queigne , town africa , kingdom bambouk .quei - ling , city china , capital pro - vince quang - fi , derive name flower call â quei , â grow bn tree refembling laurel ; ex - hale fo fweet agreeable odour , whole coun - try around perfume .this city fituate bank river , throw itfelf ta - ho ; flow fuch rapidity , amidit narrow vallie , neither navigable utility commerce .
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Flower|it
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agreeable|fweet
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QUEIGNE , a town of Africa , in the kingdom of Bambouk .QUEI - LING , a city of China , and capital of the pro - vince of Quang - fi , derives its name from a flower called â quei , â which grows bn a tree refembling a laurel ; it ex - hales fo fweet and agreeable an odour , that the whole coun - try around is perfumed with it .This city is fituated on the banks of a river , which throws itfelf into the Ta - ho ; but it flows with fuch rapidity , and amidit narrow vallies , that it is neither navigable nor of any utility to commerce .
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queigne a town of africa in the kingdom of bambouk quei ling a city of china and capital of the pro vince of quang fi derives its name from a flower called â quei â which grows bn a tree refembling a laurel it ex hales fo fweet and agreeable an odour that the whole coun try around is perfumed with it this city is fituated on the banks of a river which throws itfelf into the ta ho but it flows with fuch rapidity and amidit narrow vallies that it is neither navigable nor of any utility to commerce
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27,197 | 27,197 |
en
| 1,876 |
flower
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sweet - smell
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seat - self mat , substitute ordinary jacket bespangle gauze coat richly weave silken tamein , skirt , tuck tightly round limb give shuffle gait .the decorate hair sweet - smell flower , powdering face , paint eyebrow , constitute however chef - rf oeuvre toilette , require constant appeal mirror ensure success .she finish stroke throw around neck numerous string imitation pearl bead , reach nearly knee , lobe ear insert solid cylinder either gold , jade , amber , call nocloung .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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sweet - smelling
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Seating her - self on a mat , she substituted for her ordinary jacket a bespangled gauze coat over her richly woven silken tamein , or skirt , which was tucked so tightly round her limbs that it gave her a shuffling gait .The decorating of her hair with sweet - smelling flowers , the powdering of her face , and the painting of her eyebrows , constituted however the chef - rf oeuvre of her toilette , requiring constant appeals to the mirror to ensure its success .She then as a finishing stroke threw around her neck numerous strings of imitation pearl beads , which reached down to nearly the knee , and in each lobe of her ears inserted a solid cylinder either of gold , jade , or amber , called a nocloung .
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seating her self on a mat she substituted for her ordinary jacket a bespangled gauze coat over her richly woven silken tamein or skirt which was tucked so tightly round her limbs that it gave her a shuffling gait the decorating of her hair with sweet smelling flowers the powdering of her face and the painting of her eyebrows constituted however the chef rf oeuvre of her toilette requiring constant appeals to the mirror to ensure its success she then as a finishing stroke threw around her neck numerous strings of imitation pearl beads which reached down to nearly the knee and in each lobe of her ears inserted a solid cylinder either of gold jade or amber called a nocloung
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27,209 | 27,209 |
en
| 1,906 |
flower | impepo
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sweet - smell
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thus thing make sweet render free infection might otherwise cling , evil influence counteract .impepo , sweet - smell flower make sort cake , produce powder .the powder mix water , every one rub body decoction , somewhat smell incense , though burn , merely make sort â rose - water .
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Flower|Impepo
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sweet - smelling
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Thus all things are made sweet and are rendered free from any infection that might otherwise cling to them , for all evil influences are counteracted .Impepo , a sweet - smelling flower which is made up into a sort of cake , is then produced and powdered .The powder is mixed with water , and every one rubs his body with the decoction , which has somewhat the smell of incense , though it is not burnt , but merely made into a sort of â rose - water .
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['flower', 'impepo']
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thus all things are made sweet and are rendered free from any infection that might otherwise cling to them for all evil influences are counteracted impepo a sweet smelling flower which is made up into a sort of cake is then produced and powdered the powder is mixed with water and every one rubs his body with the decoction which has somewhat the smell of incense though it is not burnt but merely made into a sort of â rose water
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27,267 | 27,267 |
en
| 1,848 |
flower | nerve | | poisonous sumach |
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olfactory
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man / / analogous instance immaterial , small quantity material agent cede live hod / / / powerfully .who acquaint powerful effect electricity , galvanism , magnetism ? ever weigh miasm scarlatina , measle , typhus , cholera , plague , contagious disease ? weight fright , fear , joy , anger , may produce paralysis apoplexy ? scale weigh marshy air , destroy army unpeople province ? w hat aspect grief , sorrow , anxiety , - mine strength body mind ? colour weight exhalation lead , cause colic paralysis ; poisonous sumach , produce many , approach plant , eruption , fever , affection ? iiow much substance body absorb flower , smell may yet produce dizziness , faint - ing , nausea , even apoplexy ? much masterâ substance remain footstep , still affect olfactory nerve dog , enable follow find among thousand ? , small quantity vaccine matter requisite produce specific dis - order , preserve small pox , one single pock suffi - cing vaccination thousand .what portion venomous matter infuse body ste insect bite snake ; yet painful often dangerous symptom ensue .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|nerves|of|the poisonous sumach|which
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olfactory
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There are man / / analogous instances of immaterial , and small quantities of material agents off ceding the living hod / / / powerfully .Who is not acquainted with the powerful effects of electricity , galvanism , and magnetism ? Who has ever weighed the miasm of scarlatina , measles , typhus , cholera , plague , or any other contagious disease ? What is the weight of fright , fear , joy , anger , which may produce paralysis or apoplexy ? Where are the scales to weigh the marshy air , which destroys armies and unpeoples provinces ? W hat is the aspect of grief , sorrow , and anxiety , which under - mines the strength of body and mind ? What colour and weight have the exhalations of lead , which cause colic and paralysis ; or of the poisonous sumach , which produce in many , who approach the plant , eruptions , fever , and other affections ? IIow much substance does the body absorb from flowers , the smell of which may yet produce dizziness , faint - ing , nausea , or even apoplexy ? How much of the masterâ s substance remains in his footsteps , which still affecting the olfactory nerves of his dog , enables him to follow and find him out among thousands ? Again , how very small the quantity of vaccine matter requisite to produce a specific dis - order , which preserves from small pox , one single pock suffi - cing for the vaccination of thousands .What portion of venomous matter is infused into the body by the sting of an insect or the bite of a snake ; yet how painful and often dangerous the symptoms which ensue .
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['flower', 'nerve', '', 'poisonous sumach', '']
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there are man analogous instances of immaterial and small quantities of material agents off ceding the living hod powerfully who is not acquainted with the powerful effects of electricity galvanism and magnetism who has ever weighed the miasm of scarlatina measles typhus cholera plague or any other contagious disease what is the weight of fright fear joy anger which may produce paralysis or apoplexy where are the scales to weigh the marshy air which destroys armies and unpeoples provinces w hat is the aspect of grief sorrow and anxiety which under mines the strength of body and mind what colour and weight have the exhalations of lead which cause colic and paralysis or of the poisonous sumach which produce in many who approach the plant eruptions fever and other affections iiow much substance does the body absorb from flowers the smell of which may yet produce dizziness faint ing nausea or even apoplexy how much of the masterâ s substance remains in his footsteps which still affecting the olfactory nerves of his dog enables him to follow and find him out among thousands again how very small the quantity of vaccine matter requisite to produce a specific dis order which preserves from small pox one single pock suffi cing for the vaccination of thousands what portion of venomous matter is infused into the body by the sting of an insect or the bite of a snake yet how painful and often dangerous the symptoms which ensue
| true |
27,268 | 27,268 |
en
| 1,836 |
flower
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fragrant
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576 , without dedication index .a fragrant flower ; , devoute exposition lorde prayer .trans - late j .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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most fragrant
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576 , without dedication and index .A most fragrant Flower ; or , devoute Exposition of the Lordes Prayer .Trans - lated by J .
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['flower']
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without dedication and index a most fragrant flower or devoute exposition of the lordes prayer trans lated by j
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27,405 | 27,405 |
en
| 1,904 |
flower
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fragrant
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leave four five ; border fmooth footjlalk various length ( one two inch ) ; roundifh elliptical , obtufe , inch inch half long , obfcurely crenate , fmooth , fliining , reticulate numerous vein ; paler beneath .flower jlalk terminal , folitary , fpan long , angular , flightly twifte , fmooth , bear fcattere lanceolate membranous braffeas , terminate long , rather loofe , clujler , four eight ten large , handfome , white , droop , quite pendulous , fragrant flower , fimilar braflea reft , ljafe partial ftalk , fully equal length .segment calyx lanceolate , acute , full half ' length petal , , though ufually round blunt , fometime point appearance .
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Flower
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fragrant
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Leaves four or five ; on bordered fmooth footjlalks of various lengths ( from one to two inches ) ; roundifh or elliptical , obtufe , an inch or inch and a half long , very obfcurely crenate , fmooth , fliining , reticulated with numerous veins ; paler beneath .Flower Jlalk terminal , folitary , about a fpan long , angular , flightly twifted , fmooth , bearing a few fcattered lanceolate membranous braffeas , and terminating in a long , rather loofe , clujler , of from four to eight or ten large , handfome , white , drooping , but not quite pendulous , fragrant flowers , each having a fimilar braflea to the reft , at the ljafe of the partial ftalk , and fully equal to it in length .Segments of the calyx lanceolate , acute , full half the ' length of the petals , which , though ufually rounded and blunt , have fometimes a pointed appearance .
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leaves four or five on bordered fmooth footjlalks of various lengths from one to two inches roundifh or elliptical obtufe an inch or inch and a half long very obfcurely crenate fmooth fliining reticulated with numerous veins paler beneath flower jlalk terminal folitary about a fpan long angular flightly twifted fmooth bearing a few fcattered lanceolate membranous braffeas and terminating in a long rather loofe clujler of from four to eight or ten large handfome white drooping but not quite pendulous fragrant flowers each having a fimilar braflea to the reft at the ljafe of the partial ftalk and fully equal to it in length segments of the calyx lanceolate acute full half the length of the petals which though ufually rounded and blunt have fometimes a pointed appearance
| true |
27,418 | 27,418 |
en
| 1,959 |
| flower
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fragrant
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) cowslip nearly common primrose , flower nearly time j prefer clay soil open situation .the flower fragrant make pleasant wine , approach flavour muscadel wines south france .the leave primrose afford nourishment silk - worm ; animal delicate , quality silk apt injure trifling cause , seldom find worth cultivate article commerce , unless feed well healthy leave white mulberry ( morus alba ) : , however , object worthy curiosity breed amusement try kind food may well substitute place natural food backward spring retard growth mulberrv leave .
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) The Cowslip is nearly as common as the Primrose , and flowers nearly at the same time j it prefers a clay soil and an open situation .The flowers are fragrant and make a pleasant wine , approaching in flavour to the Muscadel wines of the South of France .The leaves of this and the Primrose afford nourishment to silk - worms ; but those animals are so very delicate , and the quality of their silk is so apt to be injured by the most trifling causes , that they are seldom found worth cultivating as an article of commerce , unless fed with the best and most healthy leaves of the White Mulberry ( Morus alba ) : it is , however , an object worthy of the curiosity of those who breed them for amusement to try what kinds of food may best be substituted in place of their natural food when a backward spring retards the growth of the Mulberrv leaves .
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the cowslip is nearly as common as the primrose and flowers nearly at the same time j it prefers a clay soil and an open situation the flowers are fragrant and make a pleasant wine approaching in flavour to the muscadel wines of the south of france the leaves of this and the primrose afford nourishment to silk worms but those animals are so very delicate and the quality of their silk is so apt to be injured by the most trifling causes that they are seldom found worth cultivating as an article of commerce unless fed with the best and most healthy leaves of the white mulberry morus alba it is however an object worthy of the curiosity of those who breed them for amusement to try what kinds of food may best be substituted in place of their natural food when a backward spring retards the growth of the mulberrv leaves
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27,419 | 27,419 |
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| 1,959 |
| flower
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forty - eight hour contain abundance prominent ochre - tint colony small flatten bluish one .it devoid smell .six preparation mount .
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After forty - eight hours it contained an abundance of prominent ochre - tinted colonies and a few small flattened bluish ones .It was devoid of smell .Six preparations were mounted .
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after forty eight hours it contained an abundance of prominent ochre tinted colonies and a few small flattened bluish ones it was devoid of smell six preparations were mounted
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27,438 | 27,438 |
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| 1,830 |
flower | wholesome herb
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2 7 thirdly .â beware transport far , change air frequently incommode : avoid , remedy , place hive convenient stone , pleasant garden , ai > scatter sweet smell wholesome herb flower hive .in remove , beware jostling , disorder comb , put humour scarcely stay place .
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Flower|wholesome herbs
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sweet smelling
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2 7 Thirdly .â Beware how you transport them far , for change of the air frequently incommodes them : and if you cannot avoid this , to remedy it , place the hives on convenient stones , in pleasant gardens , ai > d scatter sweet smelling wholesome herbs and flowers about their hives .In removing , beware of jostling , for that disorders their combs , and puts them so out of humour that they will scarcely stay where you place them .
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thirdly â beware how you transport them far for change of the air frequently incommodes them and if you cannot avoid this to remedy it place the hives on convenient stones in pleasant gardens ai d scatter sweet smelling wholesome herbs and flowers about their hives in removing beware of jostling for that disorders their combs and puts them so out of humour that they will scarcely stay where you place them
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27,445 | 27,445 |
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| 1,890 |
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66 materia medica .â ¢ flower , dry powdered , thus divefte odoriferous principle , prove ftrongly fternutatory .watery fpirituous extraft make , give dofe fcruple half dram , adl gentle flimulate aperient laxative ; feem partake pur - gative virtue , well bitternef , aloe .
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66 MATERIA MEDICA .â ¢ flowers , dried and powdered , and thus divefted of their odoriferous principle , prove ftrongly fternutatory .Watery or fpirituous extrafts made from them , given in dofes of a fcruple or half a dram , adl as gentle flimulating aperients and laxatives ; and feem to partake of the pur - gative virtue , as well as of the bitternefs , of aloes .
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materia medica â flowers dried and powdered and thus divefted of their odoriferous principle prove ftrongly fternutatory watery or fpirituous extrafts made from them given in dofes of a fcruple or half a dram adl as gentle flimulating aperients and laxatives and feem to partake of the pur gative virtue as well as of the bitternefs of aloes
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27,473 | 27,473 |
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| 1,877 |
flower
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35 , ) , connect worm ( b , e ) , immerse tub cold w ' ater ( ) .the sweetly scented flower place still head , movable , water add .when latter boil , steam rise , carry oil , pass along worm , fall drop end tube ( e ) vessel ( c ) place .
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35 , a ) , connected with a worm ( b , e ) , immersed in a tub of cold w ' ater ( d ) .The sweetly scented flowers are placed in the still by the head , which is movable , and water is added to them .When the latter is boiled , the steam rises , carries with it the oil , and passing along the worm , falls in drops from the end of the tube ( e ) into a vessel ( c ) placed below .
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a connected with a worm b e immersed in a tub of cold w ater d the sweetly scented flowers are placed in the still by the head which is movable and water is added to them when the latter is boiled the steam rises carries with it the oil and passing along the worm falls in drops from the end of the tube e into a vessel c placed below
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27,474 | 27,474 |
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| 1,839 |
flower | considerable portion concrete oil
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rancid | pleasant
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spirit wine ought add water ; materially tend preser - vation , confer upon stimulate power , , chiefly use ophthalmic application , ought avoid .during distillation rose pass considerable portion concrete oil , smell flower , pleasant , soon become rancid .genuine otto rose , say , prepared distillation , put quantity carefully pick rose - leave clean jar cask , water sufiicient cover ; vessel set sun day , week otto collect form scum upon surface , remove piece cotton .
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rancid|not so pleasant
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Spirit of wine ought not to be added to this water ; it does not materially tend to its preser - vation , and confers upon it a stimulating power , which , as it is chiefly used in ophthalmic applications , ought to be avoided .During the distillation of roses there passes over a considerable portion of concrete oil , smelling of the flower , but not so pleasant , and soon becoming rancid .Genuine otto of roses is not , it is said , prepared by distillation , but by putting a quantity of carefully picked rose - leaves into a clean jar or cask , with water just sufiicient to cover them ; the vessel is then set in the sun for a few days , and in about a week the otto collects in the form of a scum upon the surface , and is removed by a piece of cotton .
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spirit of wine ought not to be added to this water it does not materially tend to its preser vation and confers upon it a stimulating power which as it is chiefly used in ophthalmic applications ought to be avoided during the distillation of roses there passes over a considerable portion of concrete oil smelling of the flower but not so pleasant and soon becoming rancid genuine otto of roses is not it is said prepared by distillation but by putting a quantity of carefully picked rose leaves into a clean jar or cask with water just sufiicient to cover them the vessel is then set in the sun for a few days and in about a week the otto collects in the form of a scum upon the surface and is removed by a piece of cotton
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27,479 | 27,479 |
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| 1,887 |
flower | dtofcoride
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fometime doubt whether might iwxxa ^ ivj ; ilega .of dtofcoride , much difputed plant : flower neither white , fragrant , deferibe .we readily concur willdenow believe linnaean ( 3 , figure dill .
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We have fometimes doubted whether this might not be the iwxXa ^ ivj ; ilega .of Dtofcorides , a much difputed plant : but the flowers are neither white , nor fragrant , as he deferibes them .We readily concur with Willdenow in believing the Linnaean ( 3 , figured in Dill .
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we have fometimes doubted whether this might not be the iwxxa ivj ilega of dtofcorides a much difputed plant but the flowers are neither white nor fragrant as he deferibes them we readily concur with willdenow in believing the linnaean figured in dill
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27,507 | 27,507 |
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| 1,901 |
flower
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plant biennial .this much like garden mignonette , little darling french , â frenchmanâ weed , â cowper call , would know mignonette familiar scented flower .its spike blossom , however , pretty reddish tint stamen specie , altogether yellowish green hue .
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Plant biennial .This is so much like the Garden Mignonette , the Little Darling of the French , â The Frenchmanâ s Weed , â as Cowper calls it , that it would at once be known as a Mignonette by any who are familiar with the scented flower .Its spikes of blossoms , however , have not the pretty reddish tinted stamens of that species , being altogether of yellowish green hue .
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plant biennial this is so much like the garden mignonette the little darling of the french â the frenchmanâ s weed â as cowper calls it that it would at once be known as a mignonette by any who are familiar with the scented flower its spikes of blossoms however have not the pretty reddish tinted stamens of that species being altogether of yellowish green hue
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27,545 | 27,545 |
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| 1,879 |
flower | talauma fragrantissima
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, tdl - dwm ' - ( native name ) , genus plant , ord .magnoliaceae , produce beautiful fragrant flower : talauma fragrantissima , frdg ' - rdnt - ' sim - ( l .fragrans , sweet - scented ) , species supplies organ - nut brazil .
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, tdl - dwm ' - d ( a native name ) , a genus of plants , Ord .Magnoliaceae , producing beautiful and fragrant flowers : Talauma fragrantissima , frdg ' - rdnt - is ' sim - a ( L .fragrans , sweet - scented ) , a species which supplies the organ - nut of Brazil .
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tdl dwm d a native name a genus of plants ord magnoliaceae producing beautiful and fragrant flowers talauma fragrantissima frdg rdnt is sim a l fragrans sweet scented a species which supplies the organ nut of brazil
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27,585 | 27,585 |
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| 1,879 |
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jasminacese : nyc - tanthe arbor - tristis , drb ' dr - tristt ( l .arbor , tree ; tristis , sad ) , tree value account fragrant flower expand night , fall break day .nymphse , n .
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Jasminacese : Nyc - tanthes arbor - tristis , drb ' dr - tristt is ( L .arbor , a tree ; tristis , sad ) , a tree valued on account of its fragrant flowers which expand at night , and fall off at the break of day .nymphse , n .
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jasminacese nyc tanthes arbor tristis drb dr tristt is l arbor a tree tristis sad a tree valued on account of its fragrant flowers which expand at night and fall off at the break of day nymphse n
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27,605 | 27,605 |
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| 1,789 |
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description .the yellow wall gilliflower green winter fummery flalk thereof hard woody fubftance , full branch â ¢ , leave thick fet thereon , long , narrow , green ; tops flalk grow flower , fair yellow colour , flrong pleafant fmell , every flower divide four fmall leave ; thefe paft , ; come cod hulk , contain large , flat , yellow feed .place .
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Description .The yellow wall gilliflower is green both winter and fummery the flalks thereof are hard and of a woody fubftance , and full of branches â ¢ , the leaves are thick fet thereon , long , narrow , and green ; on the tops of the flalks grow the flowers , which are of a very fair yellow colour , of a flrong but pleafant fmell , and every flower is divided into four fmall leaves ; after thefe are paft , there ; come cods or hulks , which contain large , flat , and yellow feed .Place .
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description the yellow wall gilliflower is green both winter and fummery the flalks thereof are hard and of a woody fubftance and full of branches â the leaves are thick fet thereon long narrow and green on the tops of the flalks grow the flowers which are of a very fair yellow colour of a flrong but pleafant fmell and every flower is divided into four fmall leaves after thefe are paft there come cods or hulks which contain large flat and yellow feed place
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27,689 | 27,689 |
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| 1,876 |
flower
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sweet - smell
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next morning , may 13th , entire population neighbourhood assemble see visitor depart .the fair one holiday attire , head - dress decorate sweet - smell flower .many parting present , accompany good - natured nod smile kind wish , bestow traveller .
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The next morning , May 13th , the entire population of the neighbourhood assembled to see the visitors depart .The fair ones were in their holiday attire , their head - dresses decorated with sweet - smelling flowers .Many parting presents of these , accompanied with good - natured nods and smiles and kind wishes , were bestowed on the travellers .
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the next morning may th the entire population of the neighbourhood assembled to see the visitors depart the fair ones were in their holiday attire their head dresses decorated with sweet smelling flowers many parting presents of these accompanied with good natured nods and smiles and kind wishes were bestowed on the travellers
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27,732 | 27,732 |
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| 1,854 |
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` ` ` ` '' speak , pointed star , far beyond we lie ; swifter lightning ' wing ` ` '' thither bent way .in robe pass loveliness nature array , air fragrant breath flower never fade . '' '' spirit , ` ` '' ask , ` ` '' aught grief region fair molest ? pinion gladly would fold , bright land rest . ''
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" He spoke , then pointed to a star , That far beyond us lay ; And swifter than on Lightning ' s wing " We thither bent our way .In robes of passing loveliness Was Nature there arrayed , The air was fragrant with the breath Of flowers that never fade ." Spirit , " I asked , " can aught of grief These regions fair molest ? My pinions gladly would I fold , In this bright land to rest .
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he spoke then pointed to a star that far beyond us lay and swifter than on lightning s wing we thither bent our way in robes of passing loveliness was nature there arrayed the air was fragrant with the breath of flowers that never fade spirit i asked can aught of grief these regions fair molest my pinions gladly would i fold in this bright land to rest
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27,734 | 27,734 |
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| 1,883 |
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` ` people live great deal country scarcely form idea instinctive longing , intense pleasure feel sight plant flower almost & scription , experience weary careworn artizan spend every day every year midst large manufacturing town .those live constantly amongst every moment live breathe atmosphere contaminate dust , smoke , foul air , keen delight see smell flower , may recall love scene childhood , may serve awaken high pure feeling , well help other forget , time , scene present weary toil .it find , , patient large hospital crowded town derive great benefit , mental bodily , introduction flower sick ward , feel sure every medical man experience acknowledge presence sick - room , especially town patient sufi ` ` '' ere chronic disease , , perhaps , one valuable adjuvant treatment possess . ''
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People who live a great deal in the country can scarcely form any idea of the instinctive longing for , and the intense pleasure felt at the sight of plants and flowers of almost any d & scription , which is experienced by the weary and careworn artizan who spends every day of every year in the midst of our large manufacturing towns .Those who live constantly amongst and every moment of their lives breathe an atmosphere contaminated by dust , and smoke , and foul air , have the keenest delight at seeing and smelling a flower , which may recall to them some loved scene of their childhood , and may serve to awaken the highest and purest feelings , as well as help others to forget , for a time , the scene of their present weary toil .It has been found , then , that the patients in the large hospitals of our crowded towns have derived great benefit , both mental and bodily , from the introduction of flowers into the sick wards , and we feel sure that every medical man of experience will acknowledge that their presence in the sick - room , especially of a town patient sufi " ering from a chronic disease , is , perhaps , one of the most valuable adjuvants to his treatment that he can possess .
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people who live a great deal in the country can scarcely form any idea of the instinctive longing for and the intense pleasure felt at the sight of plants and flowers of almost any d scription which is experienced by the weary and careworn artizan who spends every day of every year in the midst of our large manufacturing towns those who live constantly amongst and every moment of their lives breathe an atmosphere contaminated by dust and smoke and foul air have the keenest delight at seeing and smelling a flower which may recall to them some loved scene of their childhood and may serve to awaken the highest and purest feelings as well as help others to forget for a time the scene of their present weary toil it has been found then that the patients in the large hospitals of our crowded towns have derived great benefit both mental and bodily from the introduction of flowers into the sick wards and we feel sure that every medical man of experience will acknowledge that their presence in the sick room especially of a town patient sufi ering from a chronic disease is perhaps one of the most valuable adjuvants to his treatment that he can possess
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27,750 | 27,750 |
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| 1,959 |
flower | dry
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almighty avert mischief thee ! â hear word rejoice besought allah hasten night ; , soon dark , minded go , cousin say , â thou shalt meet , repeat couplet teach thee , time thy leave - take .â reply , â head eye ! â go repaired garden , find make ready state previous night , every requisite meat drink , dry fruit , sweet - scented flower forth .i go pavilion smell odour viand spirit lust ; possess soul patience , till last could long withstand temptation .
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And the Almighty avert her mischief from thee ! â Now when I heard these words I rejoiced and besought Allah to hasten the night ; and , as soon as it was dark , I was minded to go , and my cousin said to me , â When thou shalt have met her , repeat to her the couplet I taught thee before , at the time of thy leave - taking .â Replied I , â On my head and eyes ! â and went out and repaired to the garden , where I found all made ready in the same state as on the previous night , with every requisite of meat and drink , dried fruits , sweet - scented flowers and so forth .I went up into the pavilion and smelt the odour of the viands and my spirit lusted after them ; but I possessed my soul in patience for a while , till at last I could no longer withstand temptation .
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and the almighty avert her mischief from thee â now when i heard these words i rejoiced and besought allah to hasten the night and as soon as it was dark i was minded to go and my cousin said to me â when thou shalt have met her repeat to her the couplet i taught thee before at the time of thy leave taking â replied i â on my head and eyes â and went out and repaired to the garden where i found all made ready in the same state as on the previous night with every requisite of meat and drink dried fruits sweet scented flowers and so forth i went up into the pavilion and smelt the odour of the viands and my spirit lusted after them but i possessed my soul in patience for a while till at last i could no longer withstand temptation
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27,758 | 27,758 |
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| 1,879 |
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171 consist simple cyliudrical tliiu - wall cell , surface beset numerous extremely small protuberance .the large , bright yellow , odorous flower , become brown dry , mostly solitary axil leave ; persistent campanulate calyx divide two lip minutely toothe , long subulate style , curve round legume oblong compressed , li 2 inch long b } ^ inch wide , fringe hair along ed : e .it contain 10 12 olive - coloured albuminous seed , fuuicle expand large fleshy strophiole .
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171 consist of a simple cyliudrical tliiu - walled cell , the surface of which is beset with numerous extremely small protuberances .The large , bright yellow , odorous flowers , which become brown in drying , are mostly solitary in the axils of the leaves ; they have a persistent campanulate calyx divided into two lips minutely toothed , and a long subulate style , curved round on itself The legume is oblong compressed , li to 2 inches long b } ^ about i an inch wide , fringed with hairs along the eds : e .It contains 10 to 12 olive - coloured albuminous seeds , the fuuicle of which is expanded into a large fleshy strophiole .
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consist of a simple cyliudrical tliiu walled cell the surface of which is beset with numerous extremely small protuberances the large bright yellow odorous flowers which become brown in drying are mostly solitary in the axils of the leaves they have a persistent campanulate calyx divided into two lips minutely toothed and a long subulate style curved round on itself the legume is oblong compressed li to inches long b about i an inch wide fringed with hairs along the eds e it contains to olive coloured albuminous seeds the fuuicle of which is expanded into a large fleshy strophiole
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27,798 | 27,798 |
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| 1,789 |
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fmelle | fweet
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description .it fhooteth forth many leave various fize , grow fide rib , much dent edge , fomewhat refemble wild tanfy agri - mony , feel much hard â ¢ , among thefe rife one ftalk , two three foot high , fpreade itfelf many branch , bear feveral white fweet - fmelle flower , confiftingof five leave apiece , fmall thread mid - dle * , ftand together tuft umbel , upon fmall footftalk , fucceede round chaffy head like button , contain feed .the root confift many tuberous piece , faftene together many fmall , long , blackifh firing , run one another .
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Description .It fhooteth forth many leaves of various fizes , growing on each fide of a rib , and much dented on the edges , fomewhat refembling wild tanfy or agri - mony , but feel much harder â ¢ , among thefe rife up one or more ftalks , two or three feet high , fpreading itfelf into many other branches , each bearing feveral white fweet - fmelling flowers , confiftingof five leaves apiece , with fmall threads in the mid - dle * , they ftand together in a tuft or umbel , each upon a fmall footftalk , and are fucceeded by round chaffy heads like buttons , which contain the feed .The root confifts of many tuberous pieces , faftened together by many fmall , long , blackifh firings , which run from one to another .
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description it fhooteth forth many leaves of various fizes growing on each fide of a rib and much dented on the edges fomewhat refembling wild tanfy or agri mony but feel much harder â among thefe rife up one or more ftalks two or three feet high fpreading itfelf into many other branches each bearing feveral white fweet fmelling flowers confiftingof five leaves apiece with fmall threads in the mid dle they ftand together in a tuft or umbel each upon a fmall footftalk and are fucceeded by round chaffy heads like buttons which contain the feed the root confifts of many tuberous pieces faftened together by many fmall long blackifh firings which run from one to another
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27,799 | 27,799 |
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| 1,895 |
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, sometimes eliminate great difficulty ; hence employ great extent .the process maceration confine extraction delicate odor flower , belong properly art per - fumery pharmacy ; although odor quite marked persistent , volatile oil many flower present small quantity recover distillation , case injure even moderate heat .complete absorp - tion odorous principle fat , cold , practise large scale france , process know enfleurage ; bland , inodorous fat , purify lard , tallow , olive oil , benne oil , cottonseed oil , use purpose .
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, which are sometimes eliminated with great difficulty ; hence it is not employed to any great extent .The process of maceration is confined to the extraction of delicate odors from flowers , and belongs more properly to the art of per - fumery than to pharmacy ; although the odors are quite marked and persistent , the volatile oil in many flowers is present in such small quantity only that it cannot be recovered by distillation , and in some cases is injured by even moderate heat .Complete absorp - tion of the odorous principle by fats , in the cold , is practised on a large scale in France , where the process is known as enfleurage ; bland , inodorous fats , such as purified lard , tallow , olive oil , benne oil , and cottonseed oil , being used for the purpose .
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which are sometimes eliminated with great difficulty hence it is not employed to any great extent the process of maceration is confined to the extraction of delicate odors from flowers and belongs more properly to the art of per fumery than to pharmacy although the odors are quite marked and persistent the volatile oil in many flowers is present in such small quantity only that it cannot be recovered by distillation and in some cases is injured by even moderate heat complete absorp tion of the odorous principle by fats in the cold is practised on a large scale in france where the process is known as enfleurage bland inodorous fats such as purified lard tallow olive oil benne oil and cottonseed oil being used for the purpose
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27,806 | 27,806 |
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| 1,895 |
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scented | sweet
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order , - ever , well know ornamental plant ; almost genera specie cultivate beauty .sweet - scented flower absent .r order 2 .
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The order , how - ever , is best known for its ornamental plants ; almost all the genera have species which are cultivated for their beauty .Sweet - scented flowers are absent .r Order 2 .
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the order how ever is best known for its ornamental plants almost all the genera have species which are cultivated for their beauty sweet scented flowers are absent r order
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27,807 | 27,807 |
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| 1,895 |
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india ) .some jasj / ii / ium - species cultivate ornamental shrub warm dis - trict account elegant foliage , beautiful , sweet - scented flower , essential oil also use perfumery ; well know : j .samhac grandijlorum .
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scented|sweet
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India ) .Some Jasj / ii / ium - species are cultivated as ornamental shrubs in the warmer dis - tricts on account of their elegant foliage , and beautiful , sweet - scented flowers , the essential oil of which is also used in perfumery ; the best known are : J .samhac and grandijlorum .
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india some jasj ii ium species are cultivated as ornamental shrubs in the warmer dis tricts on account of their elegant foliage and beautiful sweet scented flowers the essential oil of which is also used in perfumery the best known are j samhac and grandijlorum
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27,822 | 27,822 |
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| 1,839 |
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oil obtain pressure , lemon , orange , bergamotte , exist vesicle rind ripe fruit ; other delicate nature impair careful distillation , jasmine tuberose .these use perfume , procure purpose steep flower perfectly inodorous fix oil , abstract odorous principle flower , may transfer alcohol , form spirituous essence .the perfume obtain either steep flower alcohol , distil either water .
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Some of these oils are obtained by pressure , as those of lemon , orange , and bergamotte , which exist in vesicles in the rind of the ripe fruit ; others are of so delicate a nature as to be impaired by the most careful distillation , such as those of jasmine and tuberose .These are only used as perfumes , and are procured for that purpose by steeping the flowers in a perfectly inodorous fixed oil , which abstracts the odorous principle from the flower , and from which it may be transferred to alcohol , so as to form a spirituous essence .The same perfume cannot be obtained either by steeping the flowers in alcohol , or by distilling them either with it or with water .
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some of these oils are obtained by pressure as those of lemon orange and bergamotte which exist in vesicles in the rind of the ripe fruit others are of so delicate a nature as to be impaired by the most careful distillation such as those of jasmine and tuberose these are only used as perfumes and are procured for that purpose by steeping the flowers in a perfectly inodorous fixed oil which abstracts the odorous principle from the flower and from which it may be transferred to alcohol so as to form a spirituous essence the same perfume cannot be obtained either by steeping the flowers in alcohol or by distilling them either with it or with water
| true |
27,843 | 27,843 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
|
scented | sweet
|
tabernce - montanus , great physician botanist ) , genus interesting plant , ord .apocynaceae , bear sweet - scented flower : tabernae - montanusutilis , ut ' - lhis ( l .utilis , profitable ) , cow - tree milk - tree demerara , juice use milk .
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Flower
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scented|sweet
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Tabernce - montanus , a great physician and botanist ) , a genus of interesting plants , Ord .Apocynaceae , bearing sweet - scented flowers : Tabernae - montanusutilis , ut ' - lhis ( L .utilis , profitable ) , Cow - tree or milk - tree of Demerara , juice used as milk .
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['flower']
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tabernce montanus a great physician and botanist a genus of interesting plants ord apocynaceae bearing sweet scented flowers tabernae montanusutilis ut lhis l utilis profitable cow tree or milk tree of demerara juice used as milk
| true |
27,851 | 27,851 |
en
| 1,895 |
flower | numerous
|
scented | strongly
|
plant cover numerous soft stellate hair , nnd apex branch bear several cymose umbel .pollination tilia effect insect , especially bee diptera , swarm round tree top , allured numerous strongly - scented flower easily ac - cessible honey ( form hollow sepal ) .as flower pendu - lous , nectar protect rain ; , addition , inflor - escence less conceal beneath foliage - leaf .
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Flower|numerous
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scented|strongly
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The plant is covered with numerous soft and stellate hairs , nnd at the apex of the branches bears several cymose umbels .Pollination in Tilia is effected by insects , especially bees and Diptera , which swarm round the tree tops , allured by the numerous strongly - scented flowers and the easily ac - cessible honey ( formed in the hollow sepals ) .As the flowers are pendu - lous , the nectar is protected from rain ; and , in addition , the inflor - escence is more or less concealed beneath the foliage - leaf .
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['flower', 'numerous']
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the plant is covered with numerous soft and stellate hairs nnd at the apex of the branches bears several cymose umbels pollination in tilia is effected by insects especially bees and diptera which swarm round the tree tops allured by the numerous strongly scented flowers and the easily ac cessible honey formed in the hollow sepals as the flowers are pendu lous the nectar is protected from rain and in addition the inflor escence is more or less concealed beneath the foliage leaf
| true |
27,934 | 27,934 |
en
| 1,895 |
flower
|
scented | sweet
|
) .sweet - scented flower rare .fig .
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scented|Sweet
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) .Sweet - scented flowers are rare .Fig .
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['flower']
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sweet scented flowers are rare fig
| true |
27,941 | 27,941 |
en
| 1,839 |
flower | oil |
|
agreeable | extremely fragrant
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lavender flower rather regard perfume medi - cine .the essential oil , ought also place list materia medica , obtain distilling flower water , proportion one pound fifty seventy pound flower ; extremely fragrant ; , dissolve alcohol , constitute one agreeable perfume .in point fragrance , none .
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Flower|Oil|it
|
most agreeable|extremely fragrant
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Lavender flowers are rather to be regarded as a perfume than a medi - cine .The essential oil , which ought also to have had a place in the list of the Materia Medica , is obtained by distilling these flowers with water , in the proportion of about one pound from fifty to seventy pounds of the flowers ; it is extremely fragrant ; and , dissolved in alcohol , constitutes one of our most agreeable perfumes .In point of fragrance , none of the .
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['flower', 'oil', '']
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lavender flowers are rather to be regarded as a perfume than a medi cine the essential oil which ought also to have had a place in the list of the materia medica is obtained by distilling these flowers with water in the proportion of about one pound from fifty to seventy pounds of the flowers it is extremely fragrant and dissolved in alcohol constitutes one of our most agreeable perfumes in point of fragrance none of the
| true |
27,959 | 27,959 |
en
| 1,895 |
flower | ethereal oil
|
scented | sweet
|
nigra , use colour wine , hence extensively cultivate certain part europe .â ethereal oil sweet - scented flower .s rare ; several specie possess peculiar musk - like odour [ malca moschata , hibiscus abelmoschus , other ) .
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Flower|Ethereal oils
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scented|sweet
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nigra , is used for colouring wines , and hence is extensively cultivated in certain parts of Europe .â Ethereal oils and sweet - scented flower .s are rare ; but several species possess a peculiar musk - like odour [ Malca moschata , Hibiscus abelmoschus , and others ) .
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['flower', 'ethereal oil']
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nigra is used for colouring wines and hence is extensively cultivated in certain parts of europe â ethereal oils and sweet scented flower s are rare but several species possess a peculiar musk like odour malca moschata hibiscus abelmoschus and others
| true |
27,965 | 27,965 |
en
| 1,876 |
flower | | vase incense
|
sweet - smell
|
either side two guardian figure , one mount pigmy elephant , mongrel monster , half lion half tiger .at foot buddha well execute figure tortoise ; vase incense sweet - smell flower place table send sweet odour calm impassive face .at buddhism .
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Flower|their|vases of incense
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sweet - smelling
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On either side were two guardian figures , one mounted on a pigmy elephant , and the other on a mongrel monster , half lion and half tiger .At the feet of the Buddhas was a well executed figure of a tortoise ; while vases of incense and sweet - smelling flowers placed on a table sent up their sweet odours to the calm impassive faces above them .At SHAN BUDDHISM .
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['flower', '', 'vase incense']
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on either side were two guardian figures one mounted on a pigmy elephant and the other on a mongrel monster half lion and half tiger at the feet of the buddhas was a well executed figure of a tortoise while vases of incense and sweet smelling flowers placed on a table sent up their sweet odours to the calm impassive faces above them at shan buddhism
| true |
27,978 | 27,978 |
en
| 1,839 |
flower
|
large | odoriferous
|
cultivate spain , por - tugal , france , common conservatory : evergreen ; send numerous branch ; leave smooth pale green , alternate , ovate , acuminal , four inch long two broad , slightly indented edge , support naked linear footstalk .the flower , avhich appear great part summer , odoriferous , large , place simple branched peduncle arise small branch .the calyx saucer - shape , tooth point ; petal oblong , concave , white , purplish outside ; filament , united base four parcel , support yellow vertical anther ; german superior , roundish , simple style glo - bular stigma .
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Flower
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large|odoriferous
|
It is cultivated in Spain , Por - tugal , and France , and is common in our conservatories : it is evergreen ; it sends off numerous branches ; the leaves are smooth and pale green , alternate , ovate , acuminal , about four inches long and two broad , slightly indented at the edges , and supported on naked linear footstalks .The flowers , Avhich appear the greater part of the summer , are odoriferous , large , and placed on simple and branched peduncles arising from the smaller branches .The calyx is saucer - shaped , with the teeth pointed ; the petals are oblong , concave , white , purplish outside ; the filaments , united at their base into four parcels , support yellow vertical anthers ; the germen is superior , roundish , and having a simple style with a glo - bular stigma .
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['flower']
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it is cultivated in spain por tugal and france and is common in our conservatories it is evergreen it sends off numerous branches the leaves are smooth and pale green alternate ovate acuminal about four inches long and two broad slightly indented at the edges and supported on naked linear footstalks the flowers avhich appear the greater part of the summer are odoriferous large and placed on simple and branched peduncles arising from the smaller branches the calyx is saucer shaped with the teeth pointed the petals are oblong concave white purplish outside the filaments united at their base into four parcels support yellow vertical anthers the germen is superior roundish and having a simple style with a glo bular stigma
| true |
27,983 | 27,983 |
en
| 1,959 |
earth | flower
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showy | earthy | strong | scentless
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twenty - six day later examine .the earth still moist emit strong , earthy smell .a little removed surface , stir watch glass sterilise salt solution , plate - cultivation inoculate fluid convey one dip needle .
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Earth|Flower
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showy|earthy|strong|scentless
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Twenty - six days later it was examined .The earth was still moist and emitted a strong , earthy smell .A little was removed from the surface , stirred up in a watch glass with sterilised salt solution , and a plate - cultivation inoculated with the fluid conveyed by one dip of a needle .
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['earth', 'flower']
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twenty six days later it was examined the earth was still moist and emitted a strong earthy smell a little was removed from the surface stirred up in a watch glass with sterilised salt solution and a plate cultivation inoculated with the fluid conveyed by one dip of a needle
| true |
27,984 | 27,984 |
en
| 1,959 |
earth | flower
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showy | earthy | strong | scentless
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57 upright , bushy , much branch .the scentless flower , appear june , mean showy ; , however , favourite shrub gardens .the berry bright scarlet , contain 6 seed .
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Earth|Flower
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showy|earthy|strong|scentless
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57 upright , bushy , very much branched .The scentless flowers , which appear in June , are by no means showy ; it is , however , a favourite shrub in gardens .The berries are of a bright scarlet , and contain 6 or more seeds each .
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['earth', 'flower']
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upright bushy very much branched the scentless flowers which appear in june are by no means showy it is however a favourite shrub in gardens the berries are of a bright scarlet and contain or more seeds each
| true |
28,013 | 28,013 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower | damafle rofe
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odoriferous | pleafant
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damafle rofe : double flower , fine pale red call rofe - colour .the pleafant fmell damafle rofes lef periihable kind many othqr odoriferous flower , much diminifhed dry , foon diffipate keep .they impart odorous matter watery liquor infufion diftillation ; fix pound frelh role impregnate , dif - tillation , gallon water ftrongly aq .
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Flower|damafle rofes
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odoriferous|pleafant
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The damafle rofe : with double flowers , of the fine pale red called from them rofe - colour .The pleafant fmell of damafle rofes is of a lefs periihable kind than that of many othqr odoriferous flowers , not being much diminifhed in drying , nor foon diffipated in keeping .They impart their odorous matter to watery liquors both by infufion and diftillation ; fix pounds of the frelh roles impregnate , by dif - tillation , a gallon or more of water ftrongly Aq .
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['flower', 'damafle rofe']
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the damafle rofe with double flowers of the fine pale red called from them rofe colour the pleafant fmell of damafle rofes is of a lefs periihable kind than that of many othqr odoriferous flowers not being much diminifhed in drying nor foon diffipated in keeping they impart their odorous matter to watery liquors both by infufion and diftillation fix pounds of the frelh roles impregnate by dif tillation a gallon or more of water ftrongly aq
| true |
28,018 | 28,018 |
en
| 1,890 |
flower | infusion | faccharine
|
weak | agreeable | rather
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tafte , leave themfelve difcover moderate degree roughnef , pedicle fweetnef ; preferve great meafure watery , perfeduy fpirituous extradls .the flower rather fmell part plant , rough fweetifh tafte , impart , together colour , water fpirit ; watery infufion leave , infpiltate , blackifh red , auftere , fweetifli , fomewhat bitterilh extradl : fpirituous tindlure yield extradt beautiful bright red , agreeable though weak fmell , moderate aftrin - gency , almoft faccharine fweetnef .the root , flower , feed , look upon lightly anodyne corroborant ; latter , leaft , virtue , ap - pear experiment fome claim .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|Infusion|faccharine
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weak|agreeable|rather more
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To the tafte , the leaves themfelves difcover a moderate degree of roughnefs , and their pedicles of fweetnefs ; both which are preferved in great meafure in the watery , but more perfedUy in the fpirituous extradls .The flowers have rather more fmell than any of the other parts of the plant , and a rough fweetifh tafte , which they impart , together with their colour , both to water and fpirit ; the watery infufion leaves , on being infpilTated , a blackifh red , auftere , fweetifli , and fomewhat bitterilh extradl : the fpirituous tindlure yields an extradt of a beautiful bright red , of an agreeable though weak fmell , a moderate aftrin - gency , and an almoft faccharine fweetnefs .The roots , flowers , and feeds , are looked upon as lightly anodyne and corroborant ; to the latter , at leaft , of which virtues , they ap - pear from the above experiments to have fome claim .
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['flower', 'infusion', 'faccharine']
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to the tafte the leaves themfelves difcover a moderate degree of roughnefs and their pedicles of fweetnefs both which are preferved in great meafure in the watery but more perfeduy in the fpirituous extradls the flowers have rather more fmell than any of the other parts of the plant and a rough fweetifh tafte which they impart together with their colour both to water and fpirit the watery infufion leaves on being infpiltated a blackifh red auftere fweetifli and fomewhat bitterilh extradl the fpirituous tindlure yields an extradt of a beautiful bright red of an agreeable though weak fmell a moderate aftrin gency and an almoft faccharine fweetnefs the roots flowers and feeds are looked upon as lightly anodyne and corroborant to the latter at leaft of which virtues they ap pear from the above experiments to have fome claim
| true |
28,064 | 28,064 |
en
| 1,959 |
| flower
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non - choleraic | scented | faint | sweet
|
curtis observe sure spring among american earth .the root annual ; herb smooth , foetid , 3 foot high ; flower sweet - scented .the woody fibre fruit , retain form , easily procure maceration water , form curious elegant preparation .
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It|Flower
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non - choleraic|scented|faint|sweet
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Curtis observes that it is sure to spring up among American earth .The root is annual ; the herb smooth , foetid , about 3 feet high ; the flowers sweet - scented .The woody fibres of the fruit , retaining its form , are easily procured by maceration in water , and form a curious and elegant preparation .
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['', 'flower']
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curtis observes that it is sure to spring up among american earth the root is annual the herb smooth foetid about feet high the flowers sweet scented the woody fibres of the fruit retaining its form are easily procured by maceration in water and form a curious and elegant preparation
| true |
28,065 | 28,065 |
en
| 1,959 |
| flower
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non - choleraic | scented | faint | sweet
|
hardly colo - ny appear .it faint non - choleraic odour , commas could detect .experiment \ \ â another litre water polluted tank place previous experiment c .
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It|Flower
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non - choleraic|scented|faint|sweet
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Hardly any colo - nies appeared in it .It had a faint but non - choleraic odour , and no commas could be detected in it .Experiment \ \ â Another litre of water from the same polluted tank was placed as in the previous experiments and i C .
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['', 'flower']
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hardly any colo nies appeared in it it had a faint but non choleraic odour and no commas could be detected in it experiment â another litre of water from the same polluted tank was placed as in the previous experiments and i c
| true |
28,117 | 28,117 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | | ferrius
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scented | sweet
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guttiferfe clusiacese : mesua ferrea , / gr - rg - < ( l .ferrius , make iron â ferrum , iron ) , tree produce beautiful orange sweet - scented flower , dry , esteemed fragrance , use india medicine , yield hard durable timber .metabolic , .
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Flower|their|ferrius
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scented|sweet
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Guttiferfe or Clusiacese : Mesua ferrea , / gr - rg - < i ( L .ferrius , made of iron â from ferrum , iron ) , a tree producing beautiful orange and sweet - scented flowers which , dried , are esteemed for their fragrance , and used in India in medicine , yields a hard and durable timber .metabolic , a .
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['flower', '', 'ferrius']
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guttiferfe or clusiacese mesua ferrea gr rg i l ferrius made of iron â from ferrum iron a tree producing beautiful orange and sweet scented flowers which dried are esteemed for their fragrance and used in india in medicine yields a hard and durable timber metabolic a
| true |
28,124 | 28,124 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower
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scented | sweet
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, f8tw & r - gil ' - ld ( dr .fothergill , london ) , genus beautiful shrub , whether leaf flower , bear pretty , sweet - scented flower , ord .ham - amelidacese .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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scented|sweet
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, f8tW & r - gil ' - ld ( after Dr .Fothergill , of London ) , a genus of beautiful shrubs , whether in leaf or flower , bearing pretty , sweet - scented flowers , Ord .Ham - amelidacese .
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['flower']
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ftw r gil ld after dr fothergill of london a genus of beautiful shrubs whether in leaf or flower bearing pretty sweet scented flowers ord ham amelidacese
| true |
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