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36,010 | 36,010 |
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| 1,879 |
flower
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highly agreeable | delicate
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' ( bennet . ) many beautiful elegant specie acacia ' ; grow great abundance nearly eiviera , attain considerable size : blossom freely early spring , flower give forth delicate highly agreeable perfume , many place scent .surrounding air .
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highly agreeable|delicate
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' ( Bennet .) Then there are many beautiful and elegant species of Acacia ' ; these grow in great abundance nearly all over the Eiviera , and some of them attain a very considerable size : they blossom freely early in the spring , the flowers giving forth a delicate and highly agreeable perfume , which in many places scents the .surrounding air .
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bennet then there are many beautiful and elegant species of acacia these grow in great abundance nearly all over the eiviera and some of them attain a very considerable size they blossom freely early in the spring the flowers giving forth a delicate and highly agreeable perfume which in many places scents the surrounding air
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36,103 | 36,103 |
en
| 1,894 |
herb | flower | spirit wine | bag | alfo
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fragrant
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quanâ ¬ tity food ( hould likewife ledene ; cold unwholefome air avoid , well sadnef inactivity .externally , hmple spirit wine apply hot , camphoâ ¬ rate , little saffron ; likewife refolvent plaider merâ ¬ cury ; alfo digedive bag fragrant herb flower : de ~ dier greatly commend hot sea - fand apply fchirrous bread .some commend oil brick , balfam sulphur rulandua , rub often day therewith .
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Herb|Flower|Spirit of Wine|Bags|alfo
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fragrant
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The Quan ¬ tity of Food ( hould likewife be ledened ; cold unwholefome Air avoided , as well as Sadnefs and Inactivity .Externally , hmple Spirit of Wine applied hot , or campho ¬ rated , with a little Saffron ; likewife refolvent Plaiders with Mer ¬ cury ; as alfo digedive Bags of fragrant Herbs and Flowers : De ~ dier greatly commends hot Sea - fand applied to fchirrous Breads .Some commend Oil of Bricks , and the Balfam of Sulphur of Rulandua , if rubbed often in a Day therewith .
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the quanâ tity of food hould likewife be ledened cold unwholefome air avoided as well as sadnefs and inactivity externally hmple spirit of wine applied hot or camphoâ rated with a little saffron likewife refolvent plaiders with merâ cury as alfo digedive bags of fragrant herbs and flowers de dier greatly commends hot sea fand applied to fchirrous breads some commend oil of bricks and the balfam of sulphur of rulandua if rubbed often in a day therewith
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36,145 | 36,145 |
en
| 1,857 |
flower
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fragrant
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dejection sink low . * pass round one - tree - hill , green level , gate open upon vanbrugh house , , gaze ponderous jumble brick mortar , think worthy architect , apt epitaph upon : â â lie heavy earth ! â lay many heavy load thee ! â could forget reasonable wish ancient ethnick , give much point â â tombe stone dead friend might light unto , perpetuall springe - tide kind fragrant flower might en - circle verdant grave .â satisfy pardonable curiosity stare mute wonderment massy â work , â pursue way vanbrugh field , soon reach * wordsworth .
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Flower
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fragrant
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In our dejection do we sink as low .* I passed round One - tree - hill , and over a green level , to the gate which opens upon Vanbrugh house , and , as I gazed at that ponderous jumble of brick and mortar , thought of its worthy architect , and this apt epitaph upon him : â â Lie heavy on him Earth ! â for he Laid many a heavy load on thee ! â Nor could I forget that reasonable wish of the ancient ethnicks , which gives it so much point â â that the tombe stones of their dead friends might be light unto them , and that a perpetuall springe - tide of all kind of fragrant flowers might en - circle their verdant graves .â After satisfying a pardonable curiosity by staring in mute wonderment at its massy â out works , â I pursued my way through Vanbrugh fields , and soon reached * Wordsworth .
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in our dejection do we sink as low i passed round one tree hill and over a green level to the gate which opens upon vanbrugh house and as i gazed at that ponderous jumble of brick and mortar thought of its worthy architect and this apt epitaph upon him â â lie heavy on him earth â for he laid many a heavy load on thee â nor could i forget that reasonable wish of the ancient ethnicks which gives it so much point â â that the tombe stones of their dead friends might be light unto them and that a perpetuall springe tide of all kind of fragrant flowers might en circle their verdant graves â after satisfying a pardonable curiosity by staring in mute wonderment at its massy â out works â i pursued my way through vanbrugh fields and soon reached wordsworth
| true |
36,157 | 36,157 |
en
| 1,900 |
flower | evergreen
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odorous
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487 extent , fact , grave person unfrequently plant satirical neighbour , rue , thistle , nettle , henbane , noxious weed .at funeral young unmarried person sex , path grave likewise strew odorous flower evergreen ; usual phrase occasion , deceased go nuptial bed , grave .like greek old , carefully abstain use ill - omen word .
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Flower|evergreens
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odorous
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487 an extent , in fact , that the graves of such persons not unfrequently are planted by satirical neighbours , not only with rue , but with thistles , nettles , henbane , and other noxious weeds .At the funerals of young unmarried persons of both sexes , the path to the grave is likewise strewn with odorous flowers and evergreens ; and the usual phrase on such occasions is , that the deceased are going to their nuptial beds , not to their graves .Like the Greeks of old , they carefully abstain from the use of ill - omened words .
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['flower', 'evergreen']
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an extent in fact that the graves of such persons not unfrequently are planted by satirical neighbours not only with rue but with thistles nettles henbane and other noxious weeds at the funerals of young unmarried persons of both sexes the path to the grave is likewise strewn with odorous flowers and evergreens and the usual phrase on such occasions is that the deceased are going to their nuptial beds not to their graves like the greeks of old they carefully abstain from the use of ill omened words
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36,194 | 36,194 |
en
| 1,882 |
flower
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sweet - scentec
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2 .pommades contact ( enfleurage ) make spread , palette knife , simple pommade ( make lard anc suet ) pan glass pewter plate , thickness finger , stick - ing surface sweet - scentec flower .the pommades jasmin , jonquil , orange flow ' er , narcissi pommade 134 - 7 tuberose , violet , delicate flower , prepared manner .
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Flower
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sweet - scentec
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2 .Pommades by contact ( enfleurage ) These are made by spreading , with a palette knife , simple pommade ( made with lard anc suet as above ) on panes of glass or pewter plates , to the thickness of a finger , and stick - ing the surface all over with the sweet - scentec flowers .The pommades of jasmin , jonquil , orange flow ' ers , narcissi I I POMMADE 134 - 7 tuberose , violet , and of some other delicate flowers , are prepared in this manner .
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pommades by contact enfleurage these are made by spreading with a palette knife simple pommade made with lard anc suet as above on panes of glass or pewter plates to the thickness of a finger and stick ing the surface all over with the sweet scentec flowers the pommades of jasmin jonquil orange flow ers narcissi i i pommade tuberose violet and of some other delicate flowers are prepared in this manner
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36,202 | 36,202 |
en
| 1,898 |
flower | bright shrub
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aromatic
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follower prepare desert we , , strange say , wahumba touch we .by rest every yard , cling supporter , reach summit terrible path six hour , sit amongst aromatic flower bright shrub , recover strength breath .jack almost state coma , could hardly answer .
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Flower|bright shrubs
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aromatic
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Our followers prepared to desert us , but , strange to say , the WahUmba did not touch us .By resting every few yards , and clinging to our supporters , we reached the summit of this terrible path after six hours , and we sat down amongst aromatic flowers and bright shrubs , to recover strength and breath .Jack was almost in a state of coma , and could hardly answer .
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our followers prepared to desert us but strange to say the wahumba did not touch us by resting every few yards and clinging to our supporters we reached the summit of this terrible path after six hours and we sat down amongst aromatic flowers and bright shrubs to recover strength and breath jack was almost in a state of coma and could hardly answer
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36,207 | 36,207 |
en
| 1,905 |
flower
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odoriferous
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christian charity , read diver â well use thence well return .â , absence odoriferous flower , desirable place , people strongly averse send .the philanthropy james bamford shed bright light plague year .
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odoriferous
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Christian charity , and we read of divers who were there â well used and thence well returned .â But it was not , in the absence of odoriferous flowers , a desirable place , and people were strongly averse from being sent there .The philanthropy of James Bamford sheds a bright light over the plague year .
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christian charity and we read of divers who were there â well used and thence well returned â but it was not in the absence of odoriferous flowers a desirable place and people were strongly averse from being sent there the philanthropy of james bamford sheds a bright light over the plague year
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36,267 | 36,267 |
en
| 1,900 |
herb | flower | spice
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odoriferous
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other , mode living , choose middle course .they eat drank pleased , walk abroad , carry odoriferous flower , herb , spice , smell time time , order invigorate brain , avert baneful influence air , infect sick innumerable corpse die plague .others carry precaution still , think surest way escape death flight .
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Herb|Flower|Spice
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odoriferous
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Others , in their mode of living , chose a middle course .They ate and drank what they pleased , and walked abroad , carrying odoriferous flowers , herbs , or spices , which they smelt from time to time , in order to invigorate the brain , and to avert the baneful influence of the air , infected by the sick and by the innumerable corpses of those who had died of the Plague .Others carried their precautions still further , and thought the surest way to escape death was by flight .
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others in their mode of living chose a middle course they ate and drank what they pleased and walked abroad carrying odoriferous flowers herbs or spices which they smelt from time to time in order to invigorate the brain and to avert the baneful influence of the air infected by the sick and by the innumerable corpses of those who had died of the plague others carried their precautions still further and thought the surest way to escape death was by flight
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36,398 | 36,398 |
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| 1,849 |
flower |
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odoriferous
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â weakness , fainting , vomiting , hysterieaffection , often relieve vinegar apply ; mouth nose , receive stomach , excellent use also correct many â poisonous substance , take stomach ; _ _ promote expulsion , different emunctorie , receive blood .~ _ vinegar useful medicine , serve likewise extract , tolerable perfection , virtue several medicinal substance , odoriferous flower impart = fragrance , together beautiful purplish orre = â colour .it also assist coincide intention â squill , garlic , gum ammoniac , several valuable medicine .
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Flower|their
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odoriferous
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â Weakness , faintings , vomitings , and other hysterieaffections , are often relieved by vinegar applied to ; the mouth and nose , or received into the stomach , It is of excellent use also in correcting many â poisonous substances , when taken into the stomach ; _ _ and in promoting their expulsion , by the different emunctories , when received into the blood .~ _ Vinegar is not only an useful medicine , but serves likewise to extract , in tolerable perfection , the virtues of several other medicinal substances , Most of the odoriferous flowers impart to it their = fragrance , together with a beautiful purplish orred = â colour .It also assists or coincides with the intention â of squills , garlic , gum ammoniac , and several other valuable medicines .
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â weakness faintings vomitings and other hysterieaffections are often relieved by vinegar applied to the mouth and nose or received into the stomach it is of excellent use also in correcting many â poisonous substances when taken into the stomach _ _ and in promoting their expulsion by the different emunctories when received into the blood _ vinegar is not only an useful medicine but serves likewise to extract in tolerable perfection the virtues of several other medicinal substances most of the odoriferous flowers impart to it their fragrance together with a beautiful purplish orred â colour it also assists or coincides with the intention â of squills garlic gum ammoniac and several other valuable medicines
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36,431 | 36,431 |
en
| 1,951 |
flower
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fragrant
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flower - jlalk terminal , two - three together , much fhorter leave , fimple , fingle - flower , pair fhort clafping bradtea middle .flowers handfomc , fragrant like lily , three four inch bread , petal white , veined red ..
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Flower
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fragrant
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Flower - Jlalks terminal , two - or three together , much fhorter than the leaves , fimple , fingle - flowered , with a pair of very fhort clafping bradteas about the middle .Flowers very handfomc , and fragrant like a lily , three or four inches bread , their petals white , veined with red a ..
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flower jlalks terminal two or three together much fhorter than the leaves fimple fingle flowered with a pair of very fhort clafping bradteas about the middle flowers very handfomc and fragrant like a lily three or four inches bread their petals white veined with red a
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36,524 | 36,524 |
en
| 1,900 |
flower
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sweet - scented
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bury much early england ; seldom later third day , fre - quently second .he continue : â habit filling bed , coffin , room , sweet - scented flower ; though originate probably delicacy well affection , must course strong tendency expedite progress decay .it - variable practice , day night , watch corpse ; firm hold suppose duty gain imagination , probably 486 garland countr v church , instance upon record family unfeele - abandon leave dead body room , single minute , interval death burial .
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Flower
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sweet - scented
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They bury much earlier than we do in England ; seldom later than the third day , and very fre - quently on the second .He continues : â The habit of filling the Bed , the Coffin , and the Room , with sweet - scented Flowers ; though originating probably in delicacy as well as affection , must of course have a strong tendency to expedite the progress of decay .It is an in - variable practice , both by day and night , to watch a Corpse ; and so firm a hold has this supposed duty gained on their imaginations , that probably there 486 GARLANDS IN COUNTR V CHURCHES , is no instance upon record of a Family so unfeeling - and abandoned as to leave a dead Body in the Room by itself , for a single minute , in the interval between the Death and Burial .
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they bury much earlier than we do in england seldom later than the third day and very fre quently on the second he continues â the habit of filling the bed the coffin and the room with sweet scented flowers though originating probably in delicacy as well as affection must of course have a strong tendency to expedite the progress of decay it is an in variable practice both by day and night to watch a corpse and so firm a hold has this supposed duty gained on their imaginations that probably there garlands in countr v churches is no instance upon record of a family so unfeeling and abandoned as to leave a dead body in the room by itself for a single minute in the interval between the death and burial
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36,588 | 36,588 |
en
| 1,746 |
flower | fulphur
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foul
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dofe three eight grain .let fpirit fak rectify , becaufe firft diftillation mix foul fulphur flower , may difcolour maâ ¬ gi fiery .diaphoretic mixture foregoing .
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Flower|fulphur
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foul
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Its dofe is from three to eight grains .Let the fpirit of fak be rectified , becaufe in the firft diftillation there is mixed with it a foul fulphur or flower , which may difcolour the ma ¬ gi fiery .Diaphoretic which is a mixture of all the foregoing .
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its dofe is from three to eight grains let the fpirit of fak be rectified becaufe in the firft diftillation there is mixed with it a foul fulphur or flower which may difcolour the maâ gi fiery diaphoretic which is a mixture of all the foregoing
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36,793 | 36,793 |
en
| 1,923 |
flower | akebia quinata | climb shrub
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fragrant
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fruit variously dark purplish orange ; suggestion bitterness , other delicately flavor .akebia quinata , graceful , fragrant - flower , climb shrub dark purple , black - seeded , edible fruit size shape small banana , popular widely consume japan china .the shrub grow almost ex - clusively ornament .
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Flower|AKEBIA QUINATA|climbing shrub
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fragrant
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The fruits are variously dark purplish and orange ; some with a suggestion of bitterness , others very delicately flavored .AKEBIA QUINATA , a graceful , fragrant - flowered , climbing shrub with a dark purple , black - seeded , edible fruit about the size and shape of a small banana , popular and widely consumed in Japan and China .The shrub is grown here but almost ex - clusively for ornament .
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['flower', 'akebia quinata', 'climb shrub']
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the fruits are variously dark purplish and orange some with a suggestion of bitterness others very delicately flavored akebia quinata a graceful fragrant flowered climbing shrub with a dark purple black seeded edible fruit about the size and shape of a small banana popular and widely consumed in japan and china the shrub is grown here but almost ex clusively for ornament
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36,797 | 36,797 |
en
| 1,923 |
flower
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fragrant
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leave oblong - ovate , four six inch length , two three inch width full grow ; smooth , firm , leathery , dark shiny green upper surface pale green underneath .the flower white fragrant , resemble jasmine odor , grow cluster axil leave .the fruit , quickly follow flower , fleshy berry , green first , change yellowish tint , next red ( look much like small red cherry ) finally smooth glossy purple dark red .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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fragrant
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The leaves are oblong - ovate , from four to six inches in length , and from two to three inches in width when full grown ; smooth , firm , and leathery , dark shiny green on the upper surface and pale green underneath .The flowers are white and fragrant , resembling the jasmine in odor , and grow in clusters in the axils of the leaves .The fruit , which quickly follows the flower , is a fleshy berry , green at first , changing to a yellowish tint , next to red ( looking then much like a small red cherry ) and finally to a smooth glossy purple or dark red .
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the leaves are oblong ovate from four to six inches in length and from two to three inches in width when full grown smooth firm and leathery dark shiny green on the upper surface and pale green underneath the flowers are white and fragrant resembling the jasmine in odor and grow in clusters in the axils of the leaves the fruit which quickly follows the flower is a fleshy berry green at first changing to a yellowish tint next to red looking then much like a small red cherry and finally to a smooth glossy purple or dark red
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36,805 | 36,805 |
en
| 1,923 |
flower | field fully ripen pine
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little
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next come , â pineâ still small , number pretty little purplish - blue flower , one â eye , â quickly pass succeed closely pack individual â berriesâ swollen bract axis , central stem , form whole multiple fruit , mature pineapple .the flower little odor , even field fully ripen pine little fragrance unless one happen bruise injure .in west indie , chief eastern source fresh fruit , well - recognize division â field pinesâ â little , hard , reddish one sell low pricesâ fancy â garden pine , â bring considerably high figure .
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Flower|a field of fully ripened pines
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little
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Next come , while the â pineâ is still small , a number of pretty little purplish - blue flowers , one in each â eye , â these quickly passing to be succeeded by the closely packed individual â berriesâ which with their swollen bracts and axes , and central stem , form the whole multiple fruit , the mature pineapple itself .The flowers have but little odor , and even a field of fully ripened pines has little fragrance unless one happens to be bruised or injured .In the West Indies , the chief eastern source of the fresh fruits , there is a well - recognized division into â field pinesâ â the little , hard , reddish ones which sell at low pricesâ and the fancy â garden pines , â which bring considerably higher figures .
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next come while the â pineâ is still small a number of pretty little purplish blue flowers one in each â eye â these quickly passing to be succeeded by the closely packed individual â berriesâ which with their swollen bracts and axes and central stem form the whole multiple fruit the mature pineapple itself the flowers have but little odor and even a field of fully ripened pines has little fragrance unless one happens to be bruised or injured in the west indies the chief eastern source of the fresh fruits there is a well recognized division into â field pinesâ â the little hard reddish ones which sell at low pricesâ and the fancy â garden pines â which bring considerably higher figures
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37,076 | 37,076 |
en
| 1,951 |
flower | perfume | sweet meadow
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odoriferous
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therefore acron physician say gain mighty reputation athens , time great plague , order people make fire near sick ; benefit .aristotle like - wise saith odoriferous exhalation perfume , flower , sweet meadow less conduce health pleasure ; warmth delicacy motion gently relax brain , nature cold clammy .and true egyptians language call myrrh bal , proper signification word scatter away idle talk , also add testimony account reason burn .
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Flower|Perfume|sweet meadows
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odoriferous
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And therefore Acron the physician is said to have gained a mighty reputation at Athens , in the time of the great plague , by ordering people to make fires near to the sick ; for not a few were benefited by it .Aristotle like - wise saith that the odoriferous exhalations of perfumes , flowers , and sweet meadows are no less conducing to health than to pleasure ; for that their warmth and delicacy of motion gently relax the brain , which is of its own nature cold and clammy .And if it be true that the Egyptians in their language call myrrh bal , and that the most proper signification of that word is scattering away idle talk , this also adds some testimony to our account of the reason why they burn it .
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['flower', 'perfume', 'sweet meadow']
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and therefore acron the physician is said to have gained a mighty reputation at athens in the time of the great plague by ordering people to make fires near to the sick for not a few were benefited by it aristotle like wise saith that the odoriferous exhalations of perfumes flowers and sweet meadows are no less conducing to health than to pleasure for that their warmth and delicacy of motion gently relax the brain which is of its own nature cold and clammy and if it be true that the egyptians in their language call myrrh bal and that the most proper signification of that word is scattering away idle talk this also adds some testimony to our account of the reason why they burn it
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37,077 | 37,077 |
en
| 1,870 |
flower | | rue
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strong - scented
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great part spe - cie exotic , large 6ize .they abound hot si - tuation , make deep burrow sand bank ; say particularly fond revel strong - scented flower , rue , & c .scolopacidv ' e .
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Flower|such|rue
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strong - scented
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The greater part of the spe - cies are exotic , and some are of a very large 6ize .They abound in the very hottest si - tuations , and make deep burrows in sand banks ; and they are said to be particularly fond of revelling in strong - scented flowers , such as rue , & c .SCOLOPACIDv ' E .
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the greater part of the spe cies are exotic and some are of a very large ize they abound in the very hottest si tuations and make deep burrows in sand banks and they are said to be particularly fond of revelling in strong scented flowers such as rue c scolopacidv e
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37,252 | 37,252 |
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| 1,882 |
skim | flower
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fragrant
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separator time produce cream high quality , skim produce palatable skim milk obtain old process .i know statement raise smile face think know milk , wonder possible one skim milk could palatable another ; reason far seek : mechanical action separator thoroughly aerate skim milk fresh lose none aroma peculiar new milk .milk expose action air twelve eighteen hour open vessel lose aroma , apt become contaminate impure atmosphere .
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skim|Flower
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very fragrant
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These separators at the same time produced cream of high quality , and the skim that they produced is more palatable than skim milk obtained by the old process .I have known this statement to raise a smile on the faces of those who thought they knew all about milk , and have wondered how it was possible that one skim milk could be more palatable than another ; but the reason is not far to seek : mechanical action in the separator thoroughly aerates the skim milk while it is fresh and has lost none of the aroma peculiar to new milk .Milk exposed to the action of air for twelve or eighteen hours in open vessels loses its aroma , and is apt to become contaminated by an impure atmosphere .
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these separators at the same time produced cream of high quality and the skim that they produced is more palatable than skim milk obtained by the old process i have known this statement to raise a smile on the faces of those who thought they knew all about milk and have wondered how it was possible that one skim milk could be more palatable than another but the reason is not far to seek mechanical action in the separator thoroughly aerates the skim milk while it is fresh and has lost none of the aroma peculiar to new milk milk exposed to the action of air for twelve or eighteen hours in open vessels loses its aroma and is apt to become contaminated by an impure atmosphere
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37,253 | 37,253 |
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| 1,882 |
skim | flower
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fragrant
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j .camphire ( hebrew , â kopherâ ; arabic â hin - na , â whence english â henna â ) : shrub grow height eight ten foot , bear cream - color fragrant flower .the botanical name plant lawsonia alba .
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skim|Flower
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very fragrant
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J .CAMPHIRE ( Hebrew , â kopherâ ; Arabic â hin - na , â whence English â henna â ) : A shrub growing to a height of between eight and ten feet , and bearing cream - colored and very fragrant flowers .The botanical name of the plant is Lawsonia alba .
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j camphire hebrew â kopherâ arabic â hin na â whence english â henna â a shrub growing to a height of between eight and ten feet and bearing cream colored and very fragrant flowers the botanical name of the plant is lawsonia alba
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37,255 | 37,255 |
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| 1,876 |
flower | agent
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odoriferous
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room â make cheerful possible , consequently annoyance remove whenever fancy patient indicate presence .the presence sick - room flower odoriferous agent en - courage , although may exert good moral influence remind patient existence sympathize friend without .the temperature room maintain 70â ° f .
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Flower|agents
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odoriferous
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The room should be â made as cheerful as possible , consequently all annoyances should be removed whenever the fancies of the patient indicate their presence .The presence in the sick - room of flowers and other odoriferous agents are not to be en - couraged , although they may exert a good moral influence in that they remind the patient of the existence of sympathizing friends without .The temperature of the room should be maintained at about 70Â ° F .
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the room should be â made as cheerful as possible consequently all annoyances should be removed whenever the fancies of the patient indicate their presence the presence in the sick room of flowers and other odoriferous agents are not to be en couraged although they may exert a good moral influence in that they remind the patient of the existence of sympathizing friends without the temperature of the room should be maintained at about â f
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37,277 | 37,277 |
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| 1,825 |
flower | element
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odorant
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j every one know , headach often oc - casione perfume : hippocrate say , occasion heaviness head , ( care - baria ) .â § many contract headach smell flower open air , especially morn - ing , dew disappear , also fog , odorant particle suspend aqueous .i hear , * medico - chirurgical tran .
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Flower|Element
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odorant
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J Every one knows , that Headach is often oc - casioned by perfumes : Hippocrates says , that they occasion a heaviness of the head , ( care - baria ) . § Many contract a Headach by smelling flowers in the open air , especially in the morn - ing , while the dew is disappearing , and also in a fog , when the odorant particles are suspended by the aqueous .I have heard of those , who * Medico - chirurgical Trans .
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j every one knows that headach is often oc casioned by perfumes hippocrates says that they occasion a heaviness of the head care baria â many contract a headach by smelling flowers in the open air especially in the morn ing while the dew is disappearing and also in a fog when the odorant particles are suspended by the aqueous i have heard of those who medico chirurgical trans
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| 1,857 |
flower
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scented | sweet
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1 .sweet - scented flower ! art wo nt bloom januaryâ front severe .and oâ er wintry desert drear waft thy waste perfume ! come , thou shalt form nosegay .
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scented|Sweet
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1 .Sweet - scented flower ! who art wont to bloom On Januaryâ s front severe .And oâ er the wintry desert drear To waft thy waste perfume ! Come , thou shalt form my nosegay now .
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sweet scented flower who art wont to bloom on januaryâ s front severe and oâ er the wintry desert drear to waft thy waste perfume come thou shalt form my nosegay now
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37,366 | 37,366 |
en
| 1,874 |
flower | origan |
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odoriferous | various delightful disagreeable
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odour , colour , luminosity , temperature , nosology plant .the various delightful disagreeable odour plant generally reside flower , though leave portion seat ; case odour due presence essential oil , glandular product , epider - mis odoriferous organ .some flower smell powerfully night , day .
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odoriferous|various delightful or disagreeable
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ODOURS , COLOURS , LUMINOSITY , TEMPERATURE , AND NOSOLOGY OF PLANTS .The various delightful or disagreeable odours of plants generally reside in the flowers , though in some the leaves or other portions are the seat of these ; but in both cases the odour is due to the presence of essential oils , or other glandular product , in the epider - mis of the odoriferous organ .Some flowers only smell powerfully at night , and not during the day .
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odours colours luminosity temperature and nosology of plants the various delightful or disagreeable odours of plants generally reside in the flowers though in some the leaves or other portions are the seat of these but in both cases the odour is due to the presence of essential oils or other glandular product in the epider mis of the odoriferous organ some flowers only smell powerfully at night and not during the day
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37,419 | 37,419 |
en
| 1,882 |
flower | substance | atmosphe - ric air
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- riferous | peculiar | -
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01 , appear estimate much large .besides part constant , atmosphe - ric air may hold different substance solution , take elastic form , principle odour ; hitherto emanation escape chemical mean , destroy , point : cavendish already show difference find air contact odo - riferous flower , substance putrefaction . ( note xviii .
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01 , but it appears that this estimate is much too large .Besides the parts which are constant , atmosphe - ric air may hold different substances in solution , which take the elastic form in it , and of which some are the principle of odours ; but hitherto these emanations have escaped chemical means , which can destroy some , but not point them out : Cavendish has already shown that no difference is found in air which has been in contact with odo - riferous flowers , or with substances in putrefaction .( Note XVIII .
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but it appears that this estimate is much too large besides the parts which are constant atmosphe ric air may hold different substances in solution which take the elastic form in it and of which some are the principle of odours but hitherto these emanations have escaped chemical means which can destroy some but not point them out cavendish has already shown that no difference is found in air which has been in contact with odo riferous flowers or with substances in putrefaction note xviii
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| 1,882 |
flower | substance | atmosphe - ric air
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- riferous | peculiar | -
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important remember organic substance probably differ gas like carbonic acid far less tendency rapid diffusion atmosphere ; readily adhere textile fabric , especially dark coloured , cle obstinately .every physician familiar peculiar odour belong clothe woman child poor class ; one perceive soon enter - patient room , even though may walldng open air con - siderable distance .precisely smeu constantly perceive room people live .
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- riferous|peculiar|-
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It is important to remember that such organic substances probably differ from gases like carbonic acid in having far less tendency to rapid diffusion through the atmosphere ; they readily adhere to textile fabrics , especially those which are dark coloured , and cling to them obstinately .Every physician is familiar with the peculiar odour belonging to the clothes of the women and children of the poorer classes ; one perceives it as soon as they enter the out - patient room , even though they may have just been walldng in the open air for a con - siderable distance .Precisely the same smeU is constantly to be perceived in the rooms in which these people live .
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it is important to remember that such organic substances probably differ from gases like carbonic acid in having far less tendency to rapid diffusion through the atmosphere they readily adhere to textile fabrics especially those which are dark coloured and cling to them obstinately every physician is familiar with the peculiar odour belonging to the clothes of the women and children of the poorer classes one perceives it as soon as they enter the out patient room even though they may have just been walldng in the open air for a con siderable distance precisely the same smeu is constantly to be perceived in the rooms in which these people live
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37,508 | 37,508 |
en
| 1,900 |
flower | bellflower | reseda | thyme | rosemary | chamomile | carnation | pink | hyssop | polyanthus | evergreen | sweet - william
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scented | sweet
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besides usual strew grave flower ever - green , within church well , thrice least every year , principle delicate respect stone whiten .â none sweet - scented flower evergreen permit plant grave ; pink polyanthus , sweet - william , gillflower , carnation ; mignonette , thyme , hyssop , camo - mile , rosemary , complete pious decoration .the turnsole , peony , african marigold , anemone , other , though beautiful , exclude want odour .
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Flower|Bellflower|Reseda|Thyme|Rosemary|Chamomile|Carnation|pink|hyssop|polyanthus|evergreens|sweet - william
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scented|sweet
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Besides this it is usual to strew the Graves with Flowers and Ever - greens , within the Church as well as out of it , thrice at least every year , on the same principle of delicate respect as the Stones are whitened .â None but sweet - scented flowers or evergreens are permitted to be planted on graves ; such as pink and polyanthus , sweet - william , gillflower , and carnation ; while mignonette , thyme , hyssop , camo - mile , and rosemary , complete the pious decoration .The turnsole , peony , African marigold , anemone , and others , though beautiful , are excluded for their want of odour .
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besides this it is usual to strew the graves with flowers and ever greens within the church as well as out of it thrice at least every year on the same principle of delicate respect as the stones are whitened â none but sweet scented flowers or evergreens are permitted to be planted on graves such as pink and polyanthus sweet william gillflower and carnation while mignonette thyme hyssop camo mile and rosemary complete the pious decoration the turnsole peony african marigold anemone and others though beautiful are excluded for their want of odour
| true |
37,636 | 37,636 |
en
| 1,849 |
flower
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scented | sweet
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â shrub herbaceous plant opposite leave , destitute stipule .flowers usually corymbose , often sweet - scented .calyx supe - rior , 4 - 5 - cleft , usually two bract base .
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Flower
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scented|sweet
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â Shrubs or herbaceous plants with opposite leaves , destitute of stipules .Flowers usually corymbose , and often sweet - scented .Calyx supe - rior , 4 - 5 - cleft , usually with two or more bracts at its base .
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â shrubs or herbaceous plants with opposite leaves destitute of stipules flowers usually corymbose and often sweet scented calyx supe rior cleft usually with two or more bracts at its base
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37,678 | 37,678 |
en
| 1,896 |
flower | certain
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aromatic | natural
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395 lead â appearance may make closely resemble unused leave ; rarely , ever , do .the natural perfume sometimes add , apparently harm - lessly , pack leave certain aromatic flower , generally remove tea place upon market ; catechu may add strengthen infusion .the old leave rerolle work sand gum ; sand quartz serve purpose furnish stiffness natural unexhausted leaf , dry ; gum , also aid , impart gloss otherwise dull looking leaf .
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aromatic|natural
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395 lead â their appearance may be made to closely resemble that of unused leaves ; but this is now rarely , if ever , done .The natural perfume is sometimes added to , and apparently harm - lessly so , by packing the leaves with certain aromatic flowers , which are generally removed before the tea is placed upon the market ; and catechu may be added so as to strengthen the infusion .The old leaves have been rerolled and worked up with sand and gum ; the sand or quartz serves the purpose of furnishing the stiffness of the natural unexhausted leaf , when dried ; and the gum , while also aiding in this , imparts a gloss to the otherwise dull looking leaf .
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lead â their appearance may be made to closely resemble that of unused leaves but this is now rarely if ever done the natural perfume is sometimes added to and apparently harm lessly so by packing the leaves with certain aromatic flowers which are generally removed before the tea is placed upon the market and catechu may be added so as to strengthen the infusion the old leaves have been rerolled and worked up with sand and gum the sand or quartz serves the purpose of furnishing the stiffness of the natural unexhausted leaf when dried and the gum while also aiding in this imparts a gloss to the otherwise dull looking leaf
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37,692 | 37,692 |
en
| 1,840 |
flower
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fragrant | sweet
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custom whole company kiss bride wedding , u custom honour breach observance .â comâ ¬ pany male acquaintance shall ever kiss bride mine , least , wedding night , good thereafter , enjoy 42 philosophy fruit love , flower , sweet fragrant , pure delicious , matter doubt , whether well part extatic pleasure far , well .but nothing ? tell cerebellum man animal , seat passion bring two sex together , , speak , cement unite holy wedlock : attraction make â twain one flesh , â make woman u bone manâ bone flesh flesh , â sort thing .
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fragrant|sweet
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There is a custom of a whole company kissing the bride at a wedding , u a custom more honoured in the breach than the observance .â No com ¬ pany of male acquaintances shall ever kiss a bride of mine , at least , not on my wedding night , nor with my good will thereafter , for if I enjoy the 42 PHILOSOPHY fruit of love , why not the flower , so sweet and fragrant , so pure and delicious , that it is a matter of doubt , whether it be not the better part of its most extatic pleasure So far , well .But is there nothing more ? I have told you how the cerebellum in men and animals , is the seat of passion which brings the two sexes together , and is , so to speak , the cement which unites them in holy wedlock : the attraction which makes them â twain one flesh , â which makes women u bone of manâ s bone and flesh of his flesh , â and all that sort of thing .
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there is a custom of a whole company kissing the bride at a wedding u a custom more honoured in the breach than the observance â no comâ pany of male acquaintances shall ever kiss a bride of mine at least not on my wedding night nor with my good will thereafter for if i enjoy the philosophy fruit of love why not the flower so sweet and fragrant so pure and delicious that it is a matter of doubt whether it be not the better part of its most extatic pleasure so far well but is there nothing more i have told you how the cerebellum in men and animals is the seat of passion which brings the two sexes together and is so to speak the cement which unites them in holy wedlock the attraction which makes them â twain one flesh â which makes women u bone of manâ s bone and flesh of his flesh â and all that sort of thing
| true |
37,714 | 37,714 |
en
| 1,956 |
herb | flower | belove rose
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sweet | fragrant
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eastern land rise prize flower , form con - tinual source allusion oriental writing .various tradition scriptural personage , well mythology , connect use rise ; many poet sunny clime express fancy jami record : â â may place hundred handfuls fragrant herb flower nightin - gale , yet wish constant heart sweet breath beloved rise .â wander long wilde rise wood hedge , sometimes plant succulent lnps .
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Herb|Flower|his beloved rose
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sweet|fragrant
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In Eastern lands the rose is prized above all flowers , and forms a con - tinual source of allusion in Oriental writings .Various traditions of Scriptural personages , as well as of those of their mythology , are connected with uses of the rose ; and many a poet of those sunny climes expresses the fancy which Jami records : â â You may place a hundred handfuls of fragrant herbs and flowers before the nightin - gale , yet he wishes not in his constant heart for more than the sweet breath of his beloved rose .â But we have wandered long from the wilding rose of our woods and hedges , which is sometimes planted for its succulent lnps .
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in eastern lands the rose is prized above all flowers and forms a con tinual source of allusion in oriental writings various traditions of scriptural personages as well as of those of their mythology are connected with uses of the rose and many a poet of those sunny climes expresses the fancy which jami records â â you may place a hundred handfuls of fragrant herbs and flowers before the nightin gale yet he wishes not in his constant heart for more than the sweet breath of his beloved rose â but we have wandered long from the wilding rose of our woods and hedges which is sometimes planted for its succulent lnps
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en
| 1,900 |
flower
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elegant highly pathetic custom south wale impress mind favourably .what , inquire malkin , affect see youth sex , every village corpse pass , dress good apparel , strew sweet - scented flower path along one beloved neighbour go marriage - bed ? speak church llanspyddid south uske , surround large venerable yew tree , malkin affirm native principality pride much ancient ornament churchyard ; brecknock - shire usual decorate grave slip either bay yew stick green turf , token pious remembrance , glamorganshire pay similar tribute cultivation sweet - scented flower thereon .gough note aubreyâ mention usage prevail oakley surrey , lover plant rise tree grave depart companion , incline believe may relic roman manner among we ; romans greek wo nt annually strew rose grave , bishop gibson ( kirkman de funeribus ) conclude two inscription ravenna milan .
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sweet - scented
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These elegant and highly pathetic customs of South Wales impress the mind most favourably .What , inquires Malkin , can be more affecting than to see the youth of both sexes , in every village through which the corpse passes , dressed in their best apparel , and strewing with sweet - scented flowers the path along which one of their beloved neighbours goes to his or her marriage - bed ? Speaking of the church of Llanspyddid on the south of the Uske , which is surrounded with large and venerable yew trees , Malkin affirms that the natives of the principality pride themselves much on these ancient ornaments of their churchyards ; and that in Brecknock - shire it is as usual to decorate graves with slips either of bay or of yew stuck in the green turf , in token of pious remembrance , as it is in Glamorganshire to pay a similar tribute by the cultivation of sweet - scented flowers thereon .Gough notes Aubreyâ s mention of the usage that prevailed at Oakley in Surrey , of lovers planting rose trees on the graves of their departed companions , and inclines to believe that it may be a relic of Roman manners among us ; both Romans and Greeks having been wont annually to strew roses on their graves , as Bishop Gibson ( after Kirkman de Funeribus ) concludes from two inscriptions at Ravenna and Milan .
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these elegant and highly pathetic customs of south wales impress the mind most favourably what inquires malkin can be more affecting than to see the youth of both sexes in every village through which the corpse passes dressed in their best apparel and strewing with sweet scented flowers the path along which one of their beloved neighbours goes to his or her marriage bed speaking of the church of llanspyddid on the south of the uske which is surrounded with large and venerable yew trees malkin affirms that the natives of the principality pride themselves much on these ancient ornaments of their churchyards and that in brecknock shire it is as usual to decorate graves with slips either of bay or of yew stuck in the green turf in token of pious remembrance as it is in glamorganshire to pay a similar tribute by the cultivation of sweet scented flowers thereon gough notes aubreyâ s mention of the usage that prevailed at oakley in surrey of lovers planting rose trees on the graves of their departed companions and inclines to believe that it may be a relic of roman manners among us both romans and greeks having been wont annually to strew roses on their graves as bishop gibson after kirkman de funeribus concludes from two inscriptions at ravenna and milan
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37,792 | 37,792 |
en
| 1,951 |
flower |
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fcaly | fragrant
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cave fimple , ihort ftalk , pendulous , two three foot length , ovate - oblong , entire , flightly wave , taper bafe , fmooth , thin , one rib numerous tranfverfe parallel vein , connect reticulation .flowers fize haif - crown , yellowifh - white , fragrant , feflile cl niter fcattere item branch far leave , ftalk branch fcaly .they come forth fpre .
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Flower|their
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fcaly|fragrant
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caves fimple , on Ihort ftalks , pendulous , two or three feet in length , ovate - oblong , entire , or flightly waved , tapering at the bafe , fmooth , thin , with one rib and numerous tranfverfe parallel veins , connected by reticulations .Flowers the fize of a haif - crown , yellowifh - white , fragrant , in feflile cl niters fcattered over the Item or branches far below the leaves , their ftalks branched and fcaly .They come forth in the fpring .
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caves fimple on ihort ftalks pendulous two or three feet in length ovate oblong entire or flightly waved tapering at the bafe fmooth thin with one rib and numerous tranfverfe parallel veins connected by reticulations flowers the fize of a haif crown yellowifh white fragrant in feflile cl niters fcattered over the item or branches far below the leaves their ftalks branched and fcaly they come forth in the fpring
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en
| 1,905 |
herb | flower | violet | rise | vine | leave willow | pink
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sweet smell | odoriferous
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â particular seventeenth century ideal hospital management may insert even risk inter - rupte narrative .2 chamber may sprinkle rise vinegar , rise water patient rich ; like - wise strew odoriferous flower sweet smell herb , namely summer - time , rose , violet pink , leave willow vine .it good also quince citron smell .
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Herb|Flower|Violet|Rose|the vine|leaves of willow|pinks
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sweet smelling|odoriferous
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â Some further particulars as to the seventeenth century ideal of hospital management may be inserted even at the risk of inter - rupting the narrative .2 The chamber may be sprinkled with rose vinegar , or rose water if the patient be rich ; it should like - wise be strewn with odoriferous flowers and sweet smelling herbs , namely in summer - time , with roses , violets and pinks , with leaves of willow and the vine .It is good also to have quinces and citrons to smell to .
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â some further particulars as to the seventeenth century ideal of hospital management may be inserted even at the risk of inter rupting the narrative the chamber may be sprinkled with rose vinegar or rose water if the patient be rich it should like wise be strewn with odoriferous flowers and sweet smelling herbs namely in summer time with roses violets and pinks with leaves of willow and the vine it is good also to have quinces and citrons to smell to
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37,850 | 37,850 |
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| 1,874 |
flower | essential oil | orange | cornflower | petal
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odoriferous | scent
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epidermal cell often raise line papillae , give velvety appearance petal certain plant , pansy ( fig .33 ) ; throughout parenchyma petal scented flower little reservoir odoriferous essential oil , even visible naked eye , case orange citron flower .in rare case , hair scatter surface petal , hollow little fosse pit .
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Flower|Essential oil|Orange|Cornflower|petals
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odoriferous|scented
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The epidermal cells are often raised in lines or papillae , which give the velvety appearance to the petals of certain plants , such as the pansy ( fig .33 ) ; while throughout the parenchyma of the petals of scented flowers are little reservoirs of the odoriferous essential oil , which are even visible to the naked eye , as in the case of the orange and citron flowers .In a few rare cases , hairs are scattered over the surface of the petals , or they are hollowed into little fosses or pits .
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the epidermal cells are often raised in lines or papillae which give the velvety appearance to the petals of certain plants such as the pansy fig while throughout the parenchyma of the petals of scented flowers are little reservoirs of the odoriferous essential oil which are even visible to the naked eye as in the case of the orange and citron flowers in a few rare cases hairs are scattered over the surface of the petals or they are hollowed into little fosses or pits
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37,996 | 37,996 |
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| 1,874 |
flower | white flower | orange | rosacece | | brown flower
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odoriferous | disagreeably scented | pleasant - smell
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colour , common wallflower { cheiranthus cheiri ) .it find white flower great average pleasant - smell one ; orange brown flower often disagreeably scented ; order odoriferous flower , commonly suppose , rosacece , nymphceacecb , water - lily belong .an analogy might also trace taste smell , far two strongly connected , many people almost undisseverableâ much , unless flower smell taste perceive ; difference taste appre - ciate without eye nose call assist gustatory nerve .
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Flower|White flower|Orange|the Rosacece|the|brown flowers
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odoriferous|disagreeably scented|pleasant - smelling
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colour , with the common wallflower { Cheiranthus Cheiri ) .It has been found that white flowers have the greatest average of pleasant - smelling ones ; orange and brown flowers are often disagreeably scented ; while the order which has the most odoriferous flowers is not , as commonly supposed , the Rosacece , but the NymphceacecB , to which the water - lilies belong .An analogy might also be traced between taste and smell , in so far that the two are strongly connected , and with many people almost undisseverableâ so much so , that unless the flower is smelt there is no taste perceived ; nor can the difference of taste be appre - ciated without the eye and nose being called in to assist the gustatory nerve .
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colour with the common wallflower cheiranthus cheiri it has been found that white flowers have the greatest average of pleasant smelling ones orange and brown flowers are often disagreeably scented while the order which has the most odoriferous flowers is not as commonly supposed the rosacece but the nymphceacecb to which the water lilies belong an analogy might also be traced between taste and smell in so far that the two are strongly connected and with many people almost undisseverableâ so much so that unless the flower is smelt there is no taste perceived nor can the difference of taste be appre ciated without the eye and nose being called in to assist the gustatory nerve
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| 1,798 |
herb | plant | flower | earth
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wholefome | various | noxious | endlef variety
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matter , something , body compofe , call - thing , becaufe - primary original particle fo minute entirely undifcernible we ; combine collect large portion become object fenfe .this capable demonfiration many way : example , earth , , itfelf , little either tafte frnell , produce herb , flower , fruit , poffeiie endlef variety tafte odour ; fo , nature entirely different , fame fpot 6 f earth produce wholefome herb table , bring forth ' lfo mo ft noxious plant , accord qua - lity feed plant commit : yet , trace thefe various tafte odour , thefe wholefome noxious property , plant , original fame common parent earth , aid inch fupplie receive ^ element .herbs , take ftomach animal , convert * water , well known , efiential growth plant , neither vegetate without fupply air , fluid eight hundred time light water ; , opinion sir ifaac newton , l ' ght , beyond conception rare fubtile air 3 enter compofition body .
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Herb|Plant|Flower|Earth
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wholefome|various|noxious|endlefs variety of
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Matter , is that Something , of which Bodies are compofed , and I call it Some - thing , becaufe it - primary or original particles are fo minute as to be entirely undifcernible by us ; and it is not until they are combined or collected in larger portions that they become objects of our fenfes .This is capable of demonfiration many ways : for example , Earth , which , in itfelf , has little either of tafte or frnell , produces herbs , flowers , and fruits , poffeiiing an endlefs variety of taftes and odours ; and not only fo , but of natures entirely different from each other , the fame fpot 6 f earth which produces wholefome herbs for our tables , bringing forth a ' lfo the mo ft noxious plants , according to the qua - lity of the feed or plant committed to it : and yet , we cannot trace thefe various taftes and odours , nor thefe wholefome and noxious properties , in plants , to any other original than the fame common parent Earth , aided by Inch fupplies as they receive from the other ^ elements .Herbs , taken into the ftomachs of animals , are converted * Water , it is well known , is efiential to the growth of plants , neither will they vegetate without a fupply of Air , a fluid eight hundred times lighter than water ; and , it is the opinion of Sir Ifaac Newton , that L ' ght , which is beyond all conception more rare and fubtile than air 3 does enter into the compofition of Bodies .
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matter is that something of which bodies are compofed and i call it some thing becaufe it primary or original particles are fo minute as to be entirely undifcernible by us and it is not until they are combined or collected in larger portions that they become objects of our fenfes this is capable of demonfiration many ways for example earth which in itfelf has little either of tafte or frnell produces herbs flowers and fruits poffeiiing an endlefs variety of taftes and odours and not only fo but of natures entirely different from each other the fame fpot f earth which produces wholefome herbs for our tables bringing forth a lfo the mo ft noxious plants according to the qua lity of the feed or plant committed to it and yet we cannot trace thefe various taftes and odours nor thefe wholefome and noxious properties in plants to any other original than the fame common parent earth aided by inch fupplies as they receive from the other elements herbs taken into the ftomachs of animals are converted water it is well known is efiential to the growth of plants neither will they vegetate without a fupply of air a fluid eight hundred times lighter than water and it is the opinion of sir ifaac newton that l ght which is beyond all conception more rare and fubtile than air does enter into the compofition of bodies
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| 1,893 |
flower | spice | sachet | water | tooth | spice chocolate
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highly | perfume | scented | strong | odorous | fine
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appropriate regimen employment medicine chronic disease consist removal obstacle recovery , supply necessary reverse : innocent moral intellectual recreation , active exercise open air almost 1 softest tone distant flute still midnight hour would inspire tender heart exalt feeling dissolve religious ecstasy , inaudible powerless amid discordant cry noise day .2 coffee ; fine chinese herb tea ; beer prepare medicinal vegetable substance unsuitable patientâ state ; - call fine liqueur make medicinal spice ; kind punch ; spiced chocolate ; odorous water perfume many kind ; strong - scented flower apart - ment ; tooth pow r der essence perfume sachet compound drug ; highly spiced dish sauce ; spice cake ice ; crude medicinal vegetable soup ; dish herb , root stalk plant possess medicinal quality ; old cheese , meat state decomposition , possess medicinal property ( flesh fat pork , duck geese , veal young sour viand ) , ought certainly keep patient avoid excesse food , use sugar salt , also spirituous drink , heated room , woollen clothing next skin ( exchange warm weather , first cotton , linen garment ) , sedentary life close apartment , frequent indulgence mere passive exercise ( ride , drive swinge ) , prolong suckling , take long siesta recumbent posture ( bed ) , sit long night , uncleanliness , unnatural debauchery , enervation read obscene book , subject anger , grief vexation , passion play , - exertion mind body , dwell marshy district , damp room , penurious living , & c .all thing must far possible avoid remove , order cure may obstructed render impossible .
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Flower|Spice|Sachet|Water|tooth|spiced chocolate
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The most appropriate regimen during the employment of medicine in chronic diseases consists in the removal of such obstacles to recovery , and in supplying where necessary the reverse : innocent moral and intellectual recreation , active exercise in the open air in almost all 1 The softest tones of a distant flute that in the still midnight hours would inspire a tender heart with exalted feelings and dissolve it in religious ecstasy , are inaudible and powerless amid discordant cries and the noise of day .2 Coffee ; fine Chinese and other herb teas ; beer prepared with medicinal vegetable substances unsuitable for the patientâ s state ; so - called fine liqueurs made with medicinal spices ; all kinds of punch ; spiced chocolate ; odorous waters and perfumes of many kinds ; strong - scented flowers in the apart - ment ; tooth pow r ders and essences and perfumed sachets compounded of drugs ; highly spiced dishes and sauces ; spiced cakes and ices ; crude medicinal vegetables for soups ; dishes of herbs , roots and stalks of plants possessing medicinal qualities ; old cheese , and meats that are in a state of decomposition , or that possess medicinal properties ( as the flesh and fat of pork , ducks and geese , or veal that is too young and sour viands ) , ought just as certainly to be kept from patients as they should avoid all excesses in food , and in the use of sugar and salt , as also spirituous drinks , heated rooms , woollen clothing next the skin ( which should be exchanged in warm weather , first for cotton , then for linen garments ) , a sedentary life in close apartments , or the frequent indulgence in mere passive exercise ( such as riding , driving or swinging ) , prolonged suckling , taking a long siesta in a recumbent posture ( in bed ) , sitting up long at night , uncleanliness , unnatural debauchery , enervation by reading obscene books , subjects of anger , grief or vexation , a passion for play , over - exertion of mind or body , dwelling in marshy districts , damp rooms , penurious living , & c .All these things must be as far as possible avoided or removed , in order that the cure may not be obstructed or rendered impossible .
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the most appropriate regimen during the employment of medicine in chronic diseases consists in the removal of such obstacles to recovery and in supplying where necessary the reverse innocent moral and intellectual recreation active exercise in the open air in almost all the softest tones of a distant flute that in the still midnight hours would inspire a tender heart with exalted feelings and dissolve it in religious ecstasy are inaudible and powerless amid discordant cries and the noise of day coffee fine chinese and other herb teas beer prepared with medicinal vegetable substances unsuitable for the patientâ s state so called fine liqueurs made with medicinal spices all kinds of punch spiced chocolate odorous waters and perfumes of many kinds strong scented flowers in the apart ment tooth pow r ders and essences and perfumed sachets compounded of drugs highly spiced dishes and sauces spiced cakes and ices crude medicinal vegetables for soups dishes of herbs roots and stalks of plants possessing medicinal qualities old cheese and meats that are in a state of decomposition or that possess medicinal properties as the flesh and fat of pork ducks and geese or veal that is too young and sour viands ought just as certainly to be kept from patients as they should avoid all excesses in food and in the use of sugar and salt as also spirituous drinks heated rooms woollen clothing next the skin which should be exchanged in warm weather first for cotton then for linen garments a sedentary life in close apartments or the frequent indulgence in mere passive exercise such as riding driving or swinging prolonged suckling taking a long siesta in a recumbent posture in bed sitting up long at night uncleanliness unnatural debauchery enervation by reading obscene books subjects of anger grief or vexation a passion for play over exertion of mind or body dwelling in marshy districts damp rooms penurious living c all these things must be as far as possible avoided or removed in order that the cure may not be obstructed or rendered impossible
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valerian plant amongst shrub pleasure ground , branch - ing corymbs deep rise - colour flower pro - duce good effect , month june end october .the variety white blossom also ornamental dispose amongst shrub tree , large scrambling plant hold place parterre choice flower ; add , cat fond perfume flower , attract , frequently roll plant , destroy beauty valerian , also contiguous flower , un - less thorn place .the effect root upon cat peculiar ; roll ecstatic delight , frequently gnaw piece , mean increase action upon nervous system , ap - pear kind pleasing intoxication ; yet cat equally affect effluvia .
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The Valerian should be planted amongst the shrubs of the pleasure ground , where its branch - ing corymbs of deep rose - coloured flowers pro - duce a good effect , from the month of June until the end of October .The variety with white blossoms is also very ornamental when disposed amongst shrubs or trees , but it is too large and scrambling a plant to hold a place in the parterre of choice flowers ; added to which , cats are so fond of the perfume of these flowers , as to be attracted to it , and they frequently roll over the plant , so as to destroy not only the beauty of the Valerian , but also of the contiguous flowers , un - less thorns are placed over it .The effects of this root upon cats are very peculiar ; they will roll on it with ecstatic delight , and they will frequently gnaw it to pieces , by which means they increase its action upon the nervous system , which ap - pears to be a kind of pleasing intoxication ; yet all cats are not equally affected by its effluvia .
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the valerian should be planted amongst the shrubs of the pleasure ground where its branch ing corymbs of deep rose coloured flowers pro duce a good effect from the month of june until the end of october the variety with white blossoms is also very ornamental when disposed amongst shrubs or trees but it is too large and scrambling a plant to hold a place in the parterre of choice flowers added to which cats are so fond of the perfume of these flowers as to be attracted to it and they frequently roll over the plant so as to destroy not only the beauty of the valerian but also of the contiguous flowers un less thorns are placed over it the effects of this root upon cats are very peculiar they will roll on it with ecstatic delight and they will frequently gnaw it to pieces by which means they increase its action upon the nervous system which ap pears to be a kind of pleasing intoxication yet all cats are not equally affected by its effluvia
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many sweet flower readily yield essenâ ¬ tial oil , case rely altogether upon less successful substitute .for instance , perfume sell name â heliotrope , â â lily valley / â â lilac / â â cyclaman / â â honeysuckle / â â sweet pea , â â arbutus , â â mayflowerâ â magâ ¬ noliaâ produce flower simply imitation make essence , synthetic natural .among â thousand flowersâ conâ ¬ tribute â eau de mille fleursâ civet cat , musk deer sperm whale .
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But many sweet flowers do not readily yield an essen ¬ tial oil , so in such cases we have to rely altogether upon more or less successful substitutes .For instance , the perfumes sold under the names of â heliotrope , â â lily of the valley / â â lilac / â â cyclamen / â â honeysuckle / â â sweet pea , â â arbutus , â â mayflowerâ and â mag ¬ noliaâ are not produced from these flowers but are simply imitations made from other essences , synthetic or natural .Among the â thousand flowersâ that con ¬ tribute to the â Eau de Mille Fleursâ are the civet cat , the musk deer and the sperm whale .
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but many sweet flowers do not readily yield an essenâ tial oil so in such cases we have to rely altogether upon more or less successful substitutes for instance the perfumes sold under the names of â heliotrope â â lily of the valley â â lilac â â cyclamen â â honeysuckle â â sweet pea â â arbutus â â mayflowerâ and â magâ noliaâ are not produced from these flowers but are simply imitations made from other essences synthetic or natural among the â thousand flowersâ that conâ tribute to the â eau de mille fleursâ are the civet cat the musk deer and the sperm whale
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even import article take direct still always genuine , wily bulgar sometimes â inâ ¬ crease yieldâ â sprinkling rose vat synthetic geraniol wily italian pours barrel american cottonseed oil olive press .another method extract scent flower enfleurage , take advantage tendency fat absorb odor .you know butter set beâ ¬ side fish ice box get fishy flavor .
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Even the imported article taken direct from the still is not always genuine , for the wily Bulgar sometimes â in ¬ creases the yieldâ â by sprinkling his roses in the vat with synthetic geraniol just as the wily Italian pours a barrel of American cottonseed oil over his olives in the press .Another method of extracting the scent of flowers is by enfleurage , which takes advantage of the tendency of fats to absorb odors .You know how butter set be ¬ side fish in the ice box will get a fishy flavor .
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even the imported article taken direct from the still is not always genuine for the wily bulgar sometimes â inâ creases the yieldâ â by sprinkling his roses in the vat with synthetic geraniol just as the wily italian pours a barrel of american cottonseed oil over his olives in the press another method of extracting the scent of flowers is by enfleurage which takes advantage of the tendency of fats to absorb odors you know how butter set beâ side fish in the ice box will get a fishy flavor
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damp - nef proportion heat precede , far increafed exhalation water , always form one ornament boundary beautiful landfcape .ah ! fly bewitch fpot early hour ; think , even verdure tread upon , fo foft foot , plant flower , lb plealant fight fmell , begin , foon fun - fet , emit fort volatile poifon , contaminate air around .a little brandy , brandy water , , belt prcfervative j nothing 266 cold cough .
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The damp - nefs is in proportion to the heat that preceded it , and is farther increafed by exhalations from the water , which always forms one of the ornaments or boundaries of the beautiful landfcape .Ah ! fly from the bewitching fpot at an early hour ; and think , that even the verdure you tread upon , fo foft to the foot , and the plants and flowers , lb plealant to the fight and fmell , begin , foon after fun - fet , to emit a fort of volatile poifon , and to contaminate the air around you .A little brandy , or brandy and water , while there , is the belt prcfervative j but nothing can 266 OF COLDS AND COUGHS .
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the damp nefs is in proportion to the heat that preceded it and is farther increafed by exhalations from the water which always forms one of the ornaments or boundaries of the beautiful landfcape ah fly from the bewitching fpot at an early hour and think that even the verdure you tread upon fo foft to the foot and the plants and flowers lb plealant to the fight and fmell begin foon after fun fet to emit a fort of volatile poifon and to contaminate the air around you a little brandy or brandy and water while there is the belt prcfervative j but nothing can of colds and coughs
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603 first fix oil enrich scent aromatic render agreeable use , increase cosmetic quality , like oil employ â vehicle â extraction perfume , introduction preparation .the second , embody fragrance active volatile principle flower vegetable substance extract , they - ploye , small proportion , convey property spirit , fix oil , fat , powder , water , & c . , compound perfume cosme - tic .
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603 first are fixed oils enriched with scents or aromatics to render them more agreeable in use , or to increase their cosmetic qualities , or they are like oils employed as â vehicles â for the extraction of perfumes , and their introduction into other preparations .The second , which embody the fragrance and active volatile principles of the flowers and other vegetable substances from which they are extracted , are only em - ployed , in small proportions , to convey these properties to spirit , fixed oil , fat , powders , water , & c ., in compound perfumes and cosme - tics .
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first are fixed oils enriched with scents or aromatics to render them more agreeable in use or to increase their cosmetic qualities or they are like oils employed as â vehicles â for the extraction of perfumes and their introduction into other preparations the second which embody the fragrance and active volatile principles of the flowers and other vegetable substances from which they are extracted are only em ployed in small proportions to convey these properties to spirit fixed oil fat powders water c in compound perfumes and cosme tics
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other dry , case melilot : odoriferous juice combine much water , necessary separate dry fra - grance apparent .some flower scatter fragrance night : particularly case cruciferae , dingy yellowish brown petal .in volatile oil either rapidly disperse day - time imperceptible ; slowly densely evolve night : may decompose day - time extrication oxygen .
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others in the dried , as is the case with the melilots : in these the odoriferous juices are combined with too much water , which it is necessary to separate by drying before the fra - grance is apparent .Some flowers scatter their fragrance only at night : this is particularly the case with Cruciferae , having dingy yellowish brown petals .In these the volatile oil is either so rapidly dispersed in the day - time as to be imperceptible ; while it is more slowly and densely evolved in the night : or it may be decomposed in the day - time by the extrication of oxygen .
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others in the dried as is the case with the melilots in these the odoriferous juices are combined with too much water which it is necessary to separate by drying before the fra grance is apparent some flowers scatter their fragrance only at night this is particularly the case with cruciferae having dingy yellowish brown petals in these the volatile oil is either so rapidly dispersed in the day time as to be imperceptible while it is more slowly and densely evolved in the night or it may be decomposed in the day time by the extrication of oxygen
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may volatilisation ethereal oil help keep floral fire smother ashe ? medley odour , whiff bri rise ladyâ bedstraw , honey clover soporific myrrh , idea ring mind like bell individuality , specificity , uniqueness .all flesh flesh , flowerâ fragrance otherâ .some five hundred different aromatic compound distin - guishe , aminoid hawthorn , benzoloid mignonette violet , paraffin - oids geranium rise , turpenoid orange lavender , group include many specifi - cally different kind , indice df individuality frankincense myrrh 97 chemical process plant .
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May not this volatilisation of the ethereal oils help to keep the floral fire from being smothered in its own ashes ? In this medley of odours , whiffs of brier rose and ladyâ s bedstraw , honeyed clover and soporific myrrh , the idea that rings in the mind like a bell is Individuality , Specificity , Uniqueness .All flesh is not the same flesh , and each flowerâ s fragrance is its own and no otherâ s .Some five hundred different aromatic compounds have been distin - guished , such as the aminoid in hawthorn , the benzoloids in mignonette and violets , the paraffin - oids in geranium and rose , the turpenoids in orange and lavender , each group including many specifi - cally different kinds , indices df the individuality FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH 97 of the chemical processes in each plant .
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may not this volatilisation of the ethereal oils help to keep the floral fire from being smothered in its own ashes in this medley of odours whiffs of brier rose and ladyâ s bedstraw honeyed clover and soporific myrrh the idea that rings in the mind like a bell is individuality specificity uniqueness all flesh is not the same flesh and each flowerâ s fragrance is its own and no otherâ s some five hundred different aromatic compounds have been distin guished such as the aminoid in hawthorn the benzoloids in mignonette and violets the paraffin oids in geranium and rose the turpenoids in orange and lavender each group including many specifi cally different kinds indices df the individuality frankincense and myrrh of the chemical processes in each plant
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fruit | flower | dress meat
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sense taste , smell , tact , refer - thing somewhere beyond extreme peripheral expansion nerve minister sense .we feelâ mentally recognise â condition nerve , instinctively , necessity feel believe something outside - self , objective , press skin ; something taste mouth ; something smell nose .it well know patient lose leg imago feel pain amputate toe , another illustration principle mind refer sen - sation spot whicli receive impression may occasion .
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The senses of taste , smell , and of tact , we refer to some - thing or somewhere just beyond the extreme peripheral expansion of the nerves which minister to those senses .We do not feelâ or mentally recognise as such â the condition of our own nerves , but instinctively , and of necessity feel and believe in something outside our - selves , or objective , that presses on the skin ; something not ourselves that we taste in our mouths ; something not ourselves that we smell in our noses .It is well known that a patient who has lost his leg imagines that he feels pain in his amputated toes , and in this we have another illustration of the principle that the mind does not refer sen - sations to the spot whicli receives the impression which may occasion it .
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the senses of taste smell and of tact we refer to some thing or somewhere just beyond the extreme peripheral expansion of the nerves which minister to those senses we do not feelâ or mentally recognise as such â the condition of our own nerves but instinctively and of necessity feel and believe in something outside our selves or objective that presses on the skin something not ourselves that we taste in our mouths something not ourselves that we smell in our noses it is well known that a patient who has lost his leg imagines that he feels pain in his amputated toes and in this we have another illustration of the principle that the mind does not refer sen sations to the spot whicli receives the impression which may occasion it
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tame .they live near source gange , support smell dress meat fragrance fruit flower , instead mouth orifice breathe .they distress strong - smell substance , therefore live sus - taine difficulty , particularly camp .
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tame .They live near the sources of the Ganges , and are supported by the smell of dressed meat and the fragrance of fruits and flowers , having instead of mouths orifices through which they breathe .They are distressed by strong - smelling substances , and therefore their lives are sus - tained with difficulty , particularly in a camp .
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tame they live near the sources of the ganges and are supported by the smell of dressed meat and the fragrance of fruits and flowers having instead of mouths orifices through which they breathe they are distressed by strong smelling substances and therefore their lives are sus tained with difficulty particularly in a camp
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flower | incense | rice
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sorcerer frequently caufe great diforder amongft 5 , charm , eaft thofe houfe deep fleep , rob pleafure ; , â tis report , make devil enter body bear grudge , torment certain time .as religion , idolater , extreamly superftitious ; offer sacrifice viftim idol , perfume , incenfe , flower rice , fet upon altar .they believe tranfmigration soul , hold fome extravagant tenet , accord doftrine xaca , author law .
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But their Sorcerers frequently caufe great Diforders amongft them 5 for , by their Charms , they eaft thofe of the houfe into a deep fleep , and then rob them at their pleafure ; and , â tis reported , That they can make the Devil enter the Bodies of any they bear a grudge to , to torment them for a certain time .As to their Religion , they are Idolaters , and extreamly Superftitious ; they offer no Sacrifices or Viftims to their Idols , but only Perfumes , or Incenfe , Flowers and Rice , which they fet upon their Altars .They believe the Tranfmigration of Souls , and hold fome other extravagant Tenets , according to the Doftrine of Xaca , the Author of their Law .
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but their sorcerers frequently caufe great diforders amongft them for by their charms they eaft thofe of the houfe into a deep fleep and then rob them at their pleafure and â tis reported that they can make the devil enter the bodies of any they bear a grudge to to torment them for a certain time as to their religion they are idolaters and extreamly superftitious they offer no sacrifices or viftims to their idols but only perfumes or incenfe flowers and rice which they fet upon their altars they believe the tranfmigration of souls and hold fome other extravagant tenets according to the doftrine of xaca the author of their law
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` ` clement ' hubert ' practice may place side side .another curious fact relate dioni show medical sect present day least illustrious example belief odor , flower , unfavorable effect upon sick . '' '' claim odor injurious influence time ; person perfume allow enter room princess lady rank . ''
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Clement ' s and Hubert ' s practice may be placed side by side .Another curious fact is related by Dionis which shows that a medical sect of the present day have at least an illustrious example in the belief that odors , as flowers , have an unfavorable effect upon the sick ." It is claimed that odors have a very injurious influence at this time ; and persons who are perfumed are not allowed to enter the room of princesses or of ladies of rank .
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clement s and hubert s practice may be placed side by side another curious fact is related by dionis which shows that a medical sect of the present day have at least an illustrious example in the belief that odors as flowers have an unfavorable effect upon the sick it is claimed that odors have a very injurious influence at this time and persons who are perfumed are not allowed to enter the room of princesses or of ladies of rank
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flower | foetid gas
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fermentation putrefaction organize substance free atmosphere noxious process ; beneath surface ground salutary operation .in case , food plant prepare use ; would offend sense injure health , expose , convert gradual process form beauty usefulness ; foetid gas render constituent aroma flower , , might poison , become nourishment animal man .â might lecturer well say , â identical pestiferous poison decompose substance allow remain ground , become deadly effluvia , vitiate atmosphere breathe , endanger life ; deposit , deep bowel earth , might decay put end danger ! ; deliberately mix seed plant , put ground raise human food ! â scientific agriculturist would we believe chemical preparation poisonous substance purify dangerous tendency ; say pore , cavity , interstice divide part three era .
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The fermentation and putrefaction of organized substances in the free atmosphere are noxious processes ; beneath the surfaces of the ground they are salutary operations .In this case , the food of plants is prepared where it can be used ; and that which would offend the senses and injure the health , if exposed , is converted by gradual processes into forms of beauty and of usefulness ; the foetid gas is rendered a constituent of the aroma of the flower , and , what might be poison , becomes nourishment to animals and man .â Might not the Lecturer just as well have said , â These identical pestiferous poisons and decomposed substances are not allowed to remain above ground , and become deadly effluvia , to vitiate the atmosphere we breathe , and endanger our lives ; but they are deposited , not deep in the bowels of the earth , where they might decay and put an end to all danger ! no ; they are deliberately mixed up with seeds and plants , when put into the ground to be raised for human food ! â Scientific agriculturists would have us believe that the chemical preparation of these poisonous substances purifies them from all dangerous tendencies ; but can they say that the pores , cavities , or interstices of the divided parts of the AND ITS THREE ERAS .
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the fermentation and putrefaction of organized substances in the free atmosphere are noxious processes beneath the surfaces of the ground they are salutary operations in this case the food of plants is prepared where it can be used and that which would offend the senses and injure the health if exposed is converted by gradual processes into forms of beauty and of usefulness the foetid gas is rendered a constituent of the aroma of the flower and what might be poison becomes nourishment to animals and man â might not the lecturer just as well have said â these identical pestiferous poisons and decomposed substances are not allowed to remain above ground and become deadly effluvia to vitiate the atmosphere we breathe and endanger our lives but they are deposited not deep in the bowels of the earth where they might decay and put an end to all danger no they are deliberately mixed up with seeds and plants when put into the ground to be raised for human food â scientific agriculturists would have us believe that the chemical preparation of these poisonous substances purifies them from all dangerous tendencies but can they say that the pores cavities or interstices of the divided parts of the and its three eras
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supposition , however , destitute necessary proof .the chinese saracen long acquaint species distillation , mean enable toextract essence , aroma , flower .perfumes essence hold great esteem among oriental nation .
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This supposition , however , is destitute of the necessary proofs .The Chinese and Saracens had long been acquainted with a species of distillation , by means of which they were enabled toextract the essence , or aroma , of flowers .Perfumes and essences were held in great esteem among these oriental nations .
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this supposition however is destitute of the necessary proofs the chinese and saracens had long been acquainted with a species of distillation by means of which they were enabled toextract the essence or aroma of flowers perfumes and essences were held in great esteem among these oriental nations
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lapse 24 hour , â flower â replace fresh one , whole process repeat third , even fourth time , highly scented oil desire .the â swollen seed â next sub - mitte press , thin â bland oilâ obtain strongly impregnated aroma flower .this set aside â dupper , â * settle fine - .
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After the lapse of about 24 hours , the â flowers â are replaced by fresh ones , and the whole process is repeated a third , and even a fourth time , when a highly scented oil is desired .The â swollen seeds â are next sub - mitted to the press , when thin â bland oilâ is obtained strongly impregnated with the aroma of the flowers .This is set aside in â duppers , â * to settle and fine - down .
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after the lapse of about hours the â flowers â are replaced by fresh ones and the whole process is repeated a third and even a fourth time when a highly scented oil is desired the â swollen seeds â are next sub mitted to the press when thin â bland oilâ is obtained strongly impregnated with the aroma of the flowers this is set aside in â duppers â to settle and fine down
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queen charlotte relief , wedg - wood bentleyâ - molu frame 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 30 36 37 38 oval wedgwood plaque , marriage cupid psycheâ silvered - metal frame ; louis xvi .silver tablet - case , engrave trophy leafage circular snuff - box , ivory tortoiseshell , lid set small wedgwood plaque ; wedgwood black basalt medallion portrait cicero oblong snuff - box , old dresden porcelain , paint animal sportsman , colours oblong box , old dresden porcelain , paint spray flower lake scale - pattern border , landscape building inside lid oval snuff - box , old dresden porcelain , paint landscape figure ; small oblong basket - pattern box , flower pink , figure inside lid louis xv .morner - oâ - prarnt fan , pierce overlaid figure gold , mount finely paint toilet venus , outside stick overlay plaque enamel paint cupid trophy blue lovis xv .
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and Queen Charlotte in relief , by Wedg - wood and Bentleyâ in or - molu frames 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 30 36 37 38 An oval Wedgwood plaque , with The Marriage of Cupid and Psycheâ in silvered - metal frame ; and a Louis XVI .silver tablet - case , engraved with trophies and leafage A circular snuff - box , of ivory and tortoiseshell , the lid set with a small Wedgwood plaque ; and a Wedgwood black basalt medallion portrait of Cicero An oblong snuff - box , of old Dresden porcelain , painted with animals as sportsmen , in colours An oblong box , of old Dresden porcelain , painted with sprays of flowers in lake scale - pattern borders , a landscape and buildings inside the lid An oval snuff - box , of old Dresden porcelain , painted with landscapes and figures ; and a small oblong basket - pattern box , with flowers in pink , and figures inside the lid A Louis XV .Morner - oâ - Prarnt Fan , pierced and overlaid with figures in gold , the mount finely painted with The Toilet of Venus , the outside sticks overlaid with plaques of enamel painted with Cupids and trophies in blue A Lovis XV .
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and queen charlotte in relief by wedg wood and bentleyâ in or molu frames an oval wedgwood plaque with the marriage of cupid and psycheâ in silvered metal frame and a louis xvi silver tablet case engraved with trophies and leafage a circular snuff box of ivory and tortoiseshell the lid set with a small wedgwood plaque and a wedgwood black basalt medallion portrait of cicero an oblong snuff box of old dresden porcelain painted with animals as sportsmen in colours an oblong box of old dresden porcelain painted with sprays of flowers in lake scale pattern borders a landscape and buildings inside the lid an oval snuff box of old dresden porcelain painted with landscapes and figures and a small oblong basket pattern box with flowers in pink and figures inside the lid a louis xv morner oâ prarnt fan pierced and overlaid with figures in gold the mount finely painted with the toilet of venus the outside sticks overlaid with plaques of enamel painted with cupids and trophies in blue a lovis xv
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lily | peony | rise | flower
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largus ( composition x ) advise sternutation remedy headache .the dependence catarrh , corvza , asthma , syncope , convulsion , host phenomenon upon pre - ence odor rose , lily , peony , flower , recognize century .for , although pliny * - form we seed rise inhale nostril effect clearing brain , many case find among old writer odor various substance , rise , know result epilepsy , syncope , even death , f tra - dition roman lady conceive especial aversion odor queen flower .
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Largus ( Composition X ) advises sternutation as a remedy for headache .The dependence of catarrh , corvza , asthma , syncope , convulsions , and a host of other phenomena upon the pres - ence or odor of roses , lilies , peonies , and other flowers , has been recognized for centuries .For , although Pliny * in - forms us that the seed of the rose inhaled into the nostril has the effect of clearing the brain , there are many cases to be found among the older writers in which the odor of various substances , such as the rose , was known to result in epilepsy , syncope , and even death , f and there is a tra - dition that the Roman ladies conceived an especial aversion to the odor of the queen of flowers .
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largus composition x advises sternutation as a remedy for headache the dependence of catarrh corvza asthma syncope convulsions and a host of other phenomena upon the pres ence or odor of roses lilies peonies and other flowers has been recognized for centuries for although pliny in forms us that the seed of the rose inhaled into the nostril has the effect of clearing the brain there are many cases to be found among the older writers in which the odor of various substances such as the rose was known to result in epilepsy syncope and even death f and there is a tra dition that the roman ladies conceived an especial aversion to the odor of the queen of flowers
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39,132 | 39,132 |
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| 1,883 |
flower
| null |
lily - lotus , sushenin , sushen , flower two truth two colour , breather water .isis say conceive smell flower .so gabriel , announcer , offer lily mary time conception .
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The Lily - lotus , the Sushenin , or Sushen , was the flower of the Two Truths and two colours , the breather in and out of the waters .Isis was said to have conceived by smelling this flower .So Gabriel , the Announcer , offers the lily to Mary at the time of her conception .
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the lily lotus the sushenin or sushen was the flower of the two truths and two colours the breather in and out of the waters isis was said to have conceived by smelling this flower so gabriel the announcer offers the lily to mary at the time of her conception
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39,160 | 39,160 |
en
| 1,880 |
herb wild | specie rose | lilium album | lilium tigrinum | viola odorata | cynoglossum | chamomilla matricaria | cultivate plant | flower | rosa canina
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addition trial make coumarin , also experiment upon effect many volatile body , amongst may mention paraffin oil , camphor , oleum terebinthince , oleum menthoz piperita 1 , , oleum juniper , oleum rosmarini , oleum lavendulce , etc . , also test odour give flower herb wild cultivate plant , chamomilla matricaria , rosa canina species rose , viola odorata , lilium tigrinum , lilium album , cynoglossum , many flower plant would serve purpose enumerate .i also try odour give several fungus .
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herbs of wild|other species of roses|Lilium album|Lilium tigrinum|Viola odorata|Cynoglossum|the Chamomilla matricaria|cultivated plants|by the flowers|Rosa canina
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In addition to the trials made with coumarin , I have also experimented upon the effects of many other volatile bodies , amongst which I may mention Paraffin oil , Camphor , Oleum terebinthince , Oleum menthoz piperita 1 , , Oleum juniper i , Oleum rosmarini , Oleum lavendulce , etc ., I have also tested the odours given off by the flowers and herbs of wild and cultivated plants , such as the Chamomilla matricaria , Rosa canina and other species of roses , Viola odorata , Lilium tigrinum , Lilium album , Cynoglossum , and many other flowering plants which it would serve no purpose to enumerate here .I have also tried the odours given off by several of the fungi .
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in addition to the trials made with coumarin i have also experimented upon the effects of many other volatile bodies amongst which i may mention paraffin oil camphor oleum terebinthince oleum menthoz piperita oleum juniper i oleum rosmarini oleum lavendulce etc i have also tested the odours given off by the flowers and herbs of wild and cultivated plants such as the chamomilla matricaria rosa canina and other species of roses viola odorata lilium tigrinum lilium album cynoglossum and many other flowering plants which it would serve no purpose to enumerate here i have also tried the odours given off by several of the fungi
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39,181 | 39,181 |
en
| 1,892 |
flower | bottle | fancy leaf
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fancy circle flower , loop handle , holdine bottle scent , 11 / - doz .fancy leaf , flower , scent bottle fill , 6 / 6 doz .a sovereign purse , retail 1 / - , watch smell - bottle , exact imitation glass sovereign , fit purse , 8 / - doz .
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Fancy Circle of Flowers , with loop handle , holdine Bottle of Scent , 11 / - doz .Fancy Leaf , Flowers , and Scent Bottle filled , 6 / 6 doz .A SOVEREIGN IN A PURSE , to retail at 1 / - , being a Watch Smelling - bottle , with exact imitation in glass of a sovereign , fitted in a Purse , 8 / - doz .
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fancy circle of flowers with loop handle holdine bottle of scent doz fancy leaf flowers and scent bottle filled doz a sovereign in a purse to retail at being a watch smelling bottle with exact imitation in glass of a sovereign fitted in a purse doz
| true |
39,210 | 39,210 |
en
| 1,872 |
flower | reseda
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blossom may .the flower odour mignonette .the odoratissima variety nothing else sterile male plant .
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It blossoms in May .The flowers have the odour of mignonette .The odoratissima variety is nothing else but the sterile male plant .
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it blossoms in may the flowers have the odour of mignonette the odoratissima variety is nothing else but the sterile male plant
| true |
39,258 | 39,258 |
en
| 1,949 |
flower | blossom
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` ` ` ` '' decidedly object square bed description flower place orna - mental garden , recommend circular hole dig fill proper - earth compost raise somewhat level border , five seven plant place star shape , six nine inch apart , eventually appear one large plant , give much fine effect - large straggling plant ; large bushy plant produce fine flower , naturally put forth numerous small stem , one root able support produce number fine large ag flora historica .flowers , young plant place singly border , sufficient show blossom render attractive afford sufficient fragrance , add less trouble make hole receive pro - per compost , give separately plant ; blue colour grass leave pink ornamental winter month contrast colour grass lawn , foliage plant retain leave , desirable form clump sufficient size give effect , always bear mind pink love open si - tuation , pure air , south - east aspect .clump pink would appear great ad - vantage form immediately grass lawn , case must plant sufficiently thick hide earth , growth form moss kind may strewed vacant space , remove pink increase size . ''
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" As we decidedly object to square beds for any description of flowers that are placed in orna - mental gardens , we recommend that circular holes should be dug out and filled with the proper - earth or compost raised somewhat above the level of the border , and that from five to seven plants should be placed in a star shape , at about six or nine inches apart , which will eventually appear as one large plant , and give a much finer effect than a - large straggling plant ; for the largest and most bushy plants do not produce the finest flowers , for they naturally put forth numerous but small stems , which one root is not able to support so as to produce a number of fine large AG FLORA HISTORICA .flowers , and when young plants are placed singly on the borders , there is not sufficient show of blossoms to render them attractive or to afford sufficient fragrance , added to which it is less trouble to make a few holes to receive the pro - per compost , than to give it separately to each plant ; and as the blue colour of the grass leaves of the Pink is very ornamental in the winter months by its contrast with the colour of the grass lawn , or the foliage of those plants which retain their leaves , it is desirable to form the clumps of sufficient size to give effect , always bearing in mind that the Pink loves an open si - tuation , and a pure air , with a south - east aspect .Clumps of Pinks would appear to great ad - vantage if formed immediately on grass lawns , but in this case they must be planted sufficiently thick to hide the earth , but until their growth is formed moss of any kind may be strewed over the vacant space , which can be removed as the Pinks increase in size .
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as we decidedly object to square beds for any description of flowers that are placed in orna mental gardens we recommend that circular holes should be dug out and filled with the proper earth or compost raised somewhat above the level of the border and that from five to seven plants should be placed in a star shape at about six or nine inches apart which will eventually appear as one large plant and give a much finer effect than a large straggling plant for the largest and most bushy plants do not produce the finest flowers for they naturally put forth numerous but small stems which one root is not able to support so as to produce a number of fine large ag flora historica flowers and when young plants are placed singly on the borders there is not sufficient show of blossoms to render them attractive or to afford sufficient fragrance added to which it is less trouble to make a few holes to receive the pro per compost than to give it separately to each plant and as the blue colour of the grass leaves of the pink is very ornamental in the winter months by its contrast with the colour of the grass lawn or the foliage of those plants which retain their leaves it is desirable to form the clumps of sufficient size to give effect always bearing in mind that the pink loves an open si tuation and a pure air with a south east aspect clumps of pinks would appear to great ad vantage if formed immediately on grass lawns but in this case they must be planted sufficiently thick to hide the earth but until their growth is formed moss of any kind may be strewed over the vacant space which can be removed as the pinks increase in size
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39,260 | 39,260 |
en
| 1,866 |
flower | nut | orange | lavender | root | rise | little pure rose - water orange - flower water | lozenge | areca | orris
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addition 1 ounce pure glycerine convert lotion admirably adapt allay itching irrita - tion generally ; well one good cosmetic wash know .for latter purpose , little pure rose - water orange - flower water may add , , give fragrance ; like quantity distil water , case addition , omit .almond - milk may use menstruum inst ead distil wat er : addition article mention * wash beyond slightly sweet , almost tasteless , carefully keep way child .
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Flower|Nut|Orange|Lavender|Root|Rose|little pure rose - water or orange - flower water|lozenges|Areca|Orris
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The addition of about 1 ounce of pure glycerine converts it into a lotion admirably adapted to allay itching and irrita - tion generally ; as well as into one of the best cosmetic washes known .For the latter purpose , a little pure rose - water or orange - flower water may be added , at will , to give it fragrance ; a like quantity of distilled water , in the case of any of the above additions , being omitted .Almond - milk may be used as the menstruum inst ead of distilled wat er : but the addition of no other articles than those just mentioned can * As this wash beyond being slightly sweet , is almost tasteless , it should be carefully kept out of the way of children .
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the addition of about ounce of pure glycerine converts it into a lotion admirably adapted to allay itching and irrita tion generally as well as into one of the best cosmetic washes known for the latter purpose a little pure rose water or orange flower water may be added at will to give it fragrance a like quantity of distilled water in the case of any of the above additions being omitted almond milk may be used as the menstruum inst ead of distilled wat er but the addition of no other articles than those just mentioned can as this wash beyond being slightly sweet is almost tasteless it should be carefully kept out of the way of children
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39,261 | 39,261 |
en
| 1,866 |
flower | nut | orange | lavender | root | rise | little pure rose - water orange - flower water | lozenge | areca | orris
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â lozenge almost every description employ cosmetic perfume easily obtain , good quality , respectable confectioner lozenge - maker , long worth trouble inconvenience manufacture home .among lozenge suck scent sweeten breath , follow may mention esteem ladie fashionable world : â lavender lozenge , * musk â orange - flower â + orris - root lozenge , â § rise â violet â 1among lozenge esteemed smoker ( mouth - pastille cachou aromatise notice elsewhere ) : â areca - nut charcoal lozenge , catechu â * * cinnamon â clove â jargonelle â ( drop ) , other like character .musk lozenge , orange - oil â peppermint â ft pine - apple â ( ( drop ) , vanilla lozenge , * good contain 1 1 $ drachm mitcham oil lavender lb .
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Flower|Nut|Orange|Lavender|Root|Rose|little pure rose - water or orange - flower water|lozenges|Areca|Orris
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â Lozenges of almost every description employed as cosmetics and perfumes can now be so easily obtained , of good quality , of respectable confectioners and lozenge - makers , that it is no longer worth the trouble and inconvenience of manufacturing them at home .Among lozenges sucked to scent or sweeten the breath , the following may be mentioned as being in most esteem by ladies in the fashionable world : â Lavender Lozenges , * Musk â t Orange - flower â + Orris - root Lozenges , Â § Rose â Violet â 1Among the Lozenges most esteemed by smokers ( after the mouth - pastilles and cachou aromatise noticed elsewhere ) are : â Areca - nut Charcoal Lozenges , Catechu â * * Cinnamon â Clove â Jargonelle â ( and drops ) , with a few others of like character .Musk Lozenges , Orange - oil â Peppermint â ft Pine - apple â ( and ( drops ) , Vanilla Lozenges , * The best should contain 1 to 1 $ drachm of Mitcham oil of lavender to each lb .
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['flower', 'nut', 'orange', 'lavender', 'root', 'rise', 'little pure rose - water orange - flower water', 'lozenge', 'areca', 'orris']
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â lozenges of almost every description employed as cosmetics and perfumes can now be so easily obtained of good quality of respectable confectioners and lozenge makers that it is no longer worth the trouble and inconvenience of manufacturing them at home among lozenges sucked to scent or sweeten the breath the following may be mentioned as being in most esteem by ladies in the fashionable world â lavender lozenges musk â t orange flower â orris root lozenges â rose â violet â among the lozenges most esteemed by smokers after the mouth pastilles and cachou aromatise noticed elsewhere are â areca nut charcoal lozenges catechu â cinnamon â clove â jargonelle â and drops with a few others of like character musk lozenges orange oil â peppermint â ft pine apple â and drops vanilla lozenges the best should contain to drachm of mitcham oil of lavender to each lb
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39,318 | 39,318 |
en
| 1,879 |
flower | stable | ray sunlight | grain dust
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sydney smith subject complaint .he say least thing would cause attack sneezingâ scent , smell stable , flower , grain dust , ray sunlight , foolish remark , sight dissenter ; fact , almost anything .then , suppose sneeze follow look ray light cause living disease - germ , case clergyman establish church , sneeze produce sight dissenter cause .
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Flower|Stable|a ray of sunlight|a grain of dust
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Sydney Smith was subject to the complaint .He said that the least thing would cause an attack of sneezingâ a scent , the smell of a stable , of a flower , a grain of dust , a ray of sunlight , a foolish remark , the sight of a Dissenter ; in fact , almost anything .Then , I suppose the sneezing that follows looking at a ray of light is caused by living disease - germs , or in the case of a clergyman of the Established Church , that the sneezing produced by the sight of a Dissenter is caused by them .
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sydney smith was subject to the complaint he said that the least thing would cause an attack of sneezingâ a scent the smell of a stable of a flower a grain of dust a ray of sunlight a foolish remark the sight of a dissenter in fact almost anything then i suppose the sneezing that follows looking at a ray of light is caused by living disease germs or in the case of a clergyman of the established church that the sneezing produced by the sight of a dissenter is caused by them
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39,377 | 39,377 |
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| 1,864 |
flower |
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occur copleyâ â wit , fit , fancy , 15 1614 ; â accomplish female instructor , â 1719 , follow - ing recipe : â take two pound orange - flower , fresh get , infuse two quart white wine , distil , yield curious perfume spirit .orange butter make , accord â closet rarity , â 1706 , beat new cream , add orange - flower red wine , give colour scent orange .â thing generally know .
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It occurs in Copleyâ s â Wits , Fits , and Fancies , 15 1614 ; and in the â Accomplished Female Instructor , â 1719 , is the follow - ing recipe : â Take two pounds of orange - flowers , as fresh as you can get them , infuse them in two quarts of white wine , and so distil them , and it will yield a curious perfuming spirit .Orange butter was made , according to the â Closet of Rarities , â 1706 , by beating up new cream , and then adding orange - flower and red wine , to give it the colour and scent of an orange .â Things Not Generally Known .
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it occurs in copleyâ s â wits fits and fancies and in the â accomplished female instructor â is the follow ing recipe â take two pounds of orange flowers as fresh as you can get them infuse them in two quarts of white wine and so distil them and it will yield a curious perfuming spirit orange butter was made according to the â closet of rarities â by beating up new cream and then adding orange flower and red wine to give it the colour and scent of an orange â things not generally known
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39,409 | 39,409 |
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| 1,883 |
flower |
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natural genesis .^ 58 offer flower coatlicue aztec goddess flower , forbid smell present goddess .scent consider spirit offering , breath flower , primitive race .
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The Natural Genesis .^ 58 In offering flowers to Coatlicue the Aztec Goddess of flowers , it was forbidden to smell them before they were presented to the Goddess .Scent was considered the spirit of the offering , the breath of the flowers , by the primitive races .
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the natural genesis in offering flowers to coatlicue the aztec goddess of flowers it was forbidden to smell them before they were presented to the goddess scent was considered the spirit of the offering the breath of the flowers by the primitive races
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39,482 | 39,482 |
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| 1,949 |
flower
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name clove , well cary - ophyllus , give specie dianthus pink . ? 59 perfume similar spice call , flower , ac - count , frequently use flavour dainty dish well liquor , also think possess medicinal property .gerard say , * * conserue make flower cloue gilloflower sugar , exceed cordiall , woonderfully aboue measure doth comfort hart , eat .
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The name of Clove , as well as that of Cary - ophyllus , was given to this species of Dianthus PINK .? 59 from the perfume being similar to that of the spice so called , and the flower was , on that ac - count , frequently used to flavour dainty dishes as well as liquors , and it was also thought to possess medicinal properties .Gerard says , * * The conserue made of the flowers of the Cloue Gilloflower and sugar , is exceeding cordiall , and woonderfully aboue measure doth comfort the hart , being eaten now and then .
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the name of clove as well as that of cary ophyllus was given to this species of dianthus pink from the perfume being similar to that of the spice so called and the flower was on that ac count frequently used to flavour dainty dishes as well as liquors and it was also thought to possess medicinal properties gerard says the conserue made of the flowers of the cloue gilloflower and sugar is exceeding cordiall and woonderfully aboue measure doth comfort the hart being eaten now and then
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39,502 | 39,502 |
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| 1,882 |
flower |
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article food medicine increase much semen fluid , may require day night accomplish ; increase cure disease body .as beard grow , flower yield smell , early age ; child , semen mense remain certain time undeveloped ^ also case old age , - rij ) e fruit .the strength vital principle body ( oja iej ^ situate along centre chest , produce mixture pure fluid ; manner bee suck juice different flower , form honey , milk pro - duce butter , butter ghee , everything contain less tej .
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If an article of food or medicine increases much the semen and fluids , it may require only a day and a night to accomplish this ; and such an increase cures some diseases of the body .As the beard does not grow , nor the flower yield its smell , at an early age ; so in the child , the semen and the menses remain for a certain time undeveloped ^ which is also the case in old age , as in over - rij ) e fruit .The strength or vital principle of the body ( Oja or iej ^ is situated along the centre of the chest , and is produced by a mixture of a pure fluid ; in the same manner as a bee sucks the juice from different flowers , and forms honey , as milk pro - duces butter , and butter ghee , so everything contains more or less tej .
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if an article of food or medicine increases much the semen and fluids it may require only a day and a night to accomplish this and such an increase cures some diseases of the body as the beard does not grow nor the flower yield its smell at an early age so in the child the semen and the menses remain for a certain time undeveloped which is also the case in old age as in over rij e fruit the strength or vital principle of the body oja or iej is situated along the centre of the chest and is produced by a mixture of a pure fluid in the same manner as a bee sucks the juice from different flowers and forms honey as milk pro duces butter and butter ghee so everything contains more or less tej
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39,576 | 39,576 |
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| 1,732 |
herb | flower
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difcovere funday , spanijh call domingo .prefently faw two { larboard fide , many other 5 begin fmell herb flower ; fee flock parrot , always make great noife fly .there feeme convenient anchorâ ¬ ing eaftward , therefore paf - fed fecond ifland call mtrka - daarigalante , name lante .
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difcovered on funday , in Spanijh called Domingo .Prefently they faw two more on the { larboard fide , and then many others 5 and they began to fmell the herbs and flowers ; and to fee flocks of parrots , which always make a great noife as they fly .There feemed to be no convenient anchor ¬ ing to the eaftward , and therefore he paf - fed on to the fecond ifland called by him Mtrka - dAarigalante , that being the name of the lante .
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difcovered on funday in spanijh called domingo prefently they faw two more on the larboard fide and then many others and they began to fmell the herbs and flowers and to fee flocks of parrots which always make a great noife as they fly there feemed to be no convenient anchorâ ing to the eaftward and therefore he paf fed on to the fecond ifland called by him mtrka daarigalante that being the name of the lante
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39,598 | 39,598 |
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| 1,874 |
plant | flower
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` ` may say , case heat cold , rate , act agent entirely outside , feel state atmosphere , merely temperature body , condition certain nerve dependent upon temperature .it may urge temperature air affect we sensibly , odour plant flower , special 80 se ` ` '' nrse .sensation , special outside object . ''
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But it may be said , that in the case of heat and cold , at any rate , the acting agent is entirely outside of ourselves , and that what we feel is the state of the atmosphere , and not merely the temperature of our bodies , or the condition of certain nerves dependent upon that temperature .It may be urged that the temperature of the air affects us as sensibly , as the odour of plants and flowers , and that here we have a special 80 THE SE " NrSES .sensation , with a special outside object .
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but it may be said that in the case of heat and cold at any rate the acting agent is entirely outside of ourselves and that what we feel is the state of the atmosphere and not merely the temperature of our bodies or the condition of certain nerves dependent upon that temperature it may be urged that the temperature of the air affects us as sensibly as the odour of plants and flowers and that here we have a special the se nrses sensation with a special outside object
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| 1,972 |
flower
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` ` ` ` '' anti - porspirant manufacturer anxious sell ware increase profit .to bo acceptable - day everything must smell flower ! however , fundamental reason change .we tine experience loaving room briefly return notice strong smell apparent . ''
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" by anti - porspirant manufacturers anxious to sell more of their wares and increase their profits .To bo acceptable to - day everything must smell of flowers ! However , there are other more fundamental reasons for the change .We have all had at some tine the experience of loaving a room briefly and on returning noticed a strong smell which had not been apparent before .
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by anti porspirant manufacturers anxious to sell more of their wares and increase their profits to bo acceptable to day everything must smell of flowers however there are other more fundamental reasons for the change we have all had at some tine the experience of loaving a room briefly and on returning noticed a strong smell which had not been apparent before
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| 1,866 |
flower
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19 â â mix , agitate together united . * flower select state hiphest fraprance ; pick piece , crush bruise , nature may indicate .with many , last facilitated addition seme clean sand common sail .
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19 â â mix , and agitate them together until united .* The flowers should be selected when in their state of hiphest fraprance ; and should be picked to pieces , or crushed or bruised , as their nature may indicate .With many , the last Is facilitated by the addition of seme clean sand or common sail .
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â â mix and agitate them together until united the flowers should be selected when in their state of hiphest fraprance and should be picked to pieces or crushed or bruised as their nature may indicate with many the last is facilitated by the addition of seme clean sand or common sail
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flower | civet | ambergris | musk | resin | petal | balsam | portion
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infusion .dry substance , reduce coarse powder ( free dust ) , slice smallâ flower petal , carefully select , pick stem scent - less portion , pull piece , â soft , unctuous , resinous matter , ambergris , musk , civet , resin , balsam , rub paste little oil , either without addition twice thrice weight clean siliceous sand powdered glass , facilitate reduction , digest fix oil , hour two , cover vessel , gentle heat obtain mean water - bath , frequent stir agitation employ time .the vessel remove bath , set aside ( flower ) next day , ( substauce ) 5 7 day , settle , clear portion carefully decant clean bottle , bottle .
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By Infusion .Dry substances , after being reduced to coarse powder ( but free from dust ) , or sliced very smallâ flowers or petals , after being carefully selected , picked from the stems and other scent - less portions , and pulled to pieces , and â soft , unctuous , and resinous matters , as ambergris , musk , civet , resins , and balsams , after being rubbed to a paste with a little of the oil , either with or without the addition of about twice or thrice their weight of clean siliceous sand or powdered glass , to facilitate the reduction , are digested in the fixed oil , for an hour or two , in a covered vessel , at a gentle heat obtained by means of a water - bath , frequent stirring or agitation being employed all the time .The vessel is then removed from the bath , and set aside ( for flowers ) until the next day , or ( for other substauces ) for 5 to 7 days , to settle , when the clear portion is carefully decanted into into a clean bottle , or bottles .
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by infusion dry substances after being reduced to coarse powder but free from dust or sliced very smallâ flowers or petals after being carefully selected picked from the stems and other scent less portions and pulled to pieces and â soft unctuous and resinous matters as ambergris musk civet resins and balsams after being rubbed to a paste with a little of the oil either with or without the addition of about twice or thrice their weight of clean siliceous sand or powdered glass to facilitate the reduction are digested in the fixed oil for an hour or two in a covered vessel at a gentle heat obtained by means of a water bath frequent stirring or agitation being employed all the time the vessel is then removed from the bath and set aside for flowers until the next day or for other substauces for to days to settle when the clear portion is carefully decanted into into a clean bottle or bottles
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39,966 | 39,966 |
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| 1,882 |
flower | carter | gum
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usually lie deeply encase bony cavity , mean communication outer world nerve fibre .precisely - spread panorama landscape pass cortical cell along optic nerve ; precisely music opera reach cerebrum upon auditory nerve ; precisely fragrance flower steal inward olfactory i8 lan carter gra v .nerve ; , manner , difference barom - etric thermometric pressure , cutaneous visceral impression kind make know cen - tral ganglia way sensory spinal cerebral nerve .
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olfactory
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It usually lies deeply encased in bony cavities , and its only means of communication with the outer world is through nerve fibres .Precisely as the out - spread panorama of a landscape passes to the cortical cells along the optic nerve ; precisely as the music of an opera reaches the cerebrum upon the auditory nerve ; precisely as the fragrance of flowers steals inward through the olfactory i8 LAN DON CARTER GRA V .nerve ; so , in the same manner , do the differences in barom - etric and thermometric pressure , and cutaneous and visceral impressions of any kind make themselves known to the cen - tral ganglia by way of the sensory spinal and cerebral nerves .
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['flower', 'carter', 'gum']
|
it usually lies deeply encased in bony cavities and its only means of communication with the outer world is through nerve fibres precisely as the out spread panorama of a landscape passes to the cortical cells along the optic nerve precisely as the music of an opera reaches the cerebrum upon the auditory nerve precisely as the fragrance of flowers steals inward through the olfactory i lan don carter gra v nerve so in the same manner do the differences in barom etric and thermometric pressure and cutaneous and visceral impressions of any kind make themselves known to the cen tral ganglia by way of the sensory spinal and cerebral nerves
| true |
39,967 | 39,967 |
en
| 1,882 |
flower | carter | gum
|
olfactory
|
` ` ` ` '' celebrate arabian physician , khaze avicenna , mention sixty seventy indian medicine , recommend work . * trade drug form portion commerce carry country , among assafostida , per - hap foetid gum - resin , form part return persia make spice aromatics india .these medicine frequently mention europe indian name , may obtain early period commerce persian gulf bagdad , eed sea alexandria . ''
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medical-heritage
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Flower|CARTER|Gum
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olfactory
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" The celebrated Arabian physicians , Khazes and Avicenna , mention from sixty to seventy Indian medicines , which they recommend in their works .* The trade in these drugs formed a portion of the commerce which was carried on between these countries , and among them assafostida , and per - haps some of the other foetid gum - resins , formed a part of the return which Persia made for the spices and aromatics of India .These medicines are frequently mentioned in Europe by their Indian names , and may have been obtained at an early period by commerce up the Persian Gulf to Bagdad , and by the Eed Sea to Alexandria .
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['flower', 'carter', 'gum']
|
the celebrated arabian physicians khazes and avicenna mention from sixty to seventy indian medicines which they recommend in their works the trade in these drugs formed a portion of the commerce which was carried on between these countries and among them assafostida and per haps some of the other foetid gum resins formed a part of the return which persia made for the spices and aromatics of india these medicines are frequently mentioned in europe by their indian names and may have been obtained at an early period by commerce up the persian gulf to bagdad and by the eed sea to alexandria
| true |
39,989 | 39,989 |
en
| 1,916 |
flower | essence | oil
| null |
` ` saehsse & co . , 11 lutherstrasse , leipzig , tiesing , vienna , , accord ` ` '' deutsche reichs adress - buch , ` ` '' 1915 , ` ` '' jahrbueh des oesterreichischen indus - trie , ` ` '' 1915 , manufacturer ethereal oil essence , flower oil perfume , factory leipzig .their note - head state factory volatile oil , artificial perfume , non - alcoholic flower oil , spirit essence kind , ' harmless drug . ''
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Flower|Essence|Oil
| null |
Saehsse & Co ., 11 Lutherstrasse , Leipzig , and Tiesing , Vienna , who , according to the " Deutsches Reichs Adress - buch , " 1915 , and the " Jahrbueh des Oesterreichischen Indus - trie , " 1915 , were manufacturers of ethereal oils and essences , flower oils and perfumes , and had their factory at Leipzig .Their note - heading stated that the factory was for volatile oils , artificial perfumes , non - alcoholic flower oils , spirit essences of all kinds , ' and harmless drugs .
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['flower', 'essence', 'oil']
|
saehsse co lutherstrasse leipzig and tiesing vienna who according to the deutsches reichs adress buch and the jahrbueh des oesterreichischen indus trie were manufacturers of ethereal oils and essences flower oils and perfumes and had their factory at leipzig their note heading stated that the factory was for volatile oils artificial perfumes non alcoholic flower oils spirit essences of all kinds and harmless drugs
| true |
40,147 | 40,147 |
en
| 1,907 |
fruit | flower | bird | bottle | case | two | derby | battersea
| null |
battersea enamel scent - bottle , fruit relief .on blue ground ; oval patch - box , paint fruit pale blue ground ; two scent - case , pink turquoise ground battersea oblong enamel snuff - box , paint flower , portrait lady inside lid ; box , form negroâ head dresden oblong enamel snuff - box , paint diana acton ; box , gilt decoration white ground dresden oblong enamel snuff - box , paint bird ; circular box , landscape pink ; battersea patch - box , paint flower ; box , form shoe dresden porcelain oval snuff - box , paint flower basket - pattern ground , venus cupid inside lid ; oblong box , paint cupid dresden enamel double box , paint figure ; dresden porcelain oblong box , paint spray flower , bird , fruit ; kidney - shape box , paint port scene 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 39 dresden porcelain scent - bottle , shape vase ; another , scroll outline ; stick - top snuff - box combine ; chelsea seal , form bird ; two small animal dresden porcelain ã © tui , paint figure green ; needlecase , cupid pink ; scent - case , figure flower basket - pattern ground ; derby scent - bottle , paint flower battersea enamel candlestick , paint flower , green gold panelsâ 11 .high louis xv .
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Fruit|Flower|Bird|Bottle|cases|two|a Derby|Battersea
| null |
A Battersea enamel scent - bottle , with fruit in relief .on blue ground ; an oval patch - box , painted with fruit on pale blue ground ; and two scent - cases , with pink and turquoise ground A Battersea oblong enamel snuff - box , painted with flowers , and with a portrait of a lady inside the lid ; and a box , formed as a negroâ s head A Dresden oblong enamel snuff - box , painted with Diana and Acton ; and a box , with gilt decoration on white ground A Dresden oblong enamel snuff - box , painted with birds ; a circular box , with landscapes in pink ; a Battersea patch - box , painted with flowers ; and a box , formed as a shoe A Dresden porcelain oval snuff - box , painted with flowers on basket - pattern ground , and with Venus and Cupid inside the lid ; and an oblong box , painted with Cupids A Dresden enamel double box , painted with figures ; a Dresden porcelain oblong box , painted with sprays of flowers , birds , and fruit ; and a kidney - shaped box , painted with port scenes 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 39 A Dresden porcelain scent - bottle , shaped as a vase ; another , of scroll outline ; a stick - top and snuff - box combined ; a Chelsea seal , formed as a bird ; and two small animals A Dresden porcelain à © tui , painted with figures in green ; a needlecase , with Cupids in pink ; a scent - case , with figures and flowers on basket - pattern ground ; and a Derby scent - bottle , painted with flowers A Battersea enamel candlestick , painted with flowers , and with green and gold panelsâ 11 i .high A Louis XV .
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['fruit', 'flower', 'bird', 'bottle', 'case', 'two', 'derby', 'battersea']
|
a battersea enamel scent bottle with fruit in relief on blue ground an oval patch box painted with fruit on pale blue ground and two scent cases with pink and turquoise ground a battersea oblong enamel snuff box painted with flowers and with a portrait of a lady inside the lid and a box formed as a negroâ s head a dresden oblong enamel snuff box painted with diana and acton and a box with gilt decoration on white ground a dresden oblong enamel snuff box painted with birds a circular box with landscapes in pink a battersea patch box painted with flowers and a box formed as a shoe a dresden porcelain oval snuff box painted with flowers on basket pattern ground and with venus and cupid inside the lid and an oblong box painted with cupids a dresden enamel double box painted with figures a dresden porcelain oblong box painted with sprays of flowers birds and fruit and a kidney shaped box painted with port scenes a dresden porcelain scent bottle shaped as a vase another of scroll outline a stick top and snuff box combined a chelsea seal formed as a bird and two small animals a dresden porcelain ã tui painted with figures in green a needlecase with cupids in pink a scent case with figures and flowers on basket pattern ground and a derby scent bottle painted with flowers a battersea enamel candlestick painted with flowers and with green and gold panelsâ i high a louis xv
| true |
40,235 | 40,235 |
en
| 1,822 |
flower
|
small
|
plant grow singl ) ' expose situaâ ¬ tion , leave naturally turn back curl , natuâ ¬ ral green colour alloy brown .the flower small greenish , give small fragrance ; appear early january , continue till middle latter end april . ( pi .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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small
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When the plant grows singl ) ' in an exposed situa ¬ tion , the leaves naturally turn back with a curl , and the natu ¬ ral green colour is alloyed with brown .The flowers are small and greenish , giving out no small fragrance ; they appear as early as January , and continue till the middle or latter end of April .( PI .
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when the plant grows singl in an exposed situaâ tion the leaves naturally turn back with a curl and the natuâ ral green colour is alloyed with brown the flowers are small and greenish giving out no small fragrance they appear as early as january and continue till the middle or latter end of april pi
| true |
40,254 | 40,254 |
en
| 1,895 |
flower
|
strong
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flower bright colour , devoid scent strong odour , select , always remove night .some person sensitive respect , render faint presence flower strong scent .carpets extend whole room , useful prevent unnecessary noise ; light easily - move cleaning ; india mat , especially summer , ? .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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strong
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Flowers with bright colours , and devoid of scent or strong odour , should be selected , and should always be removed at night .Some persons are very sensitive in this respect , and are rendered faint by the presence of flowers with a strong scent .Carpets should not extend over the whole room , but are useful to prevent unnecessary noise ; they should be light and easily re - moved for cleaning ; but India matting , especially in summer , is ? .
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['flower']
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flowers with bright colours and devoid of scent or strong odour should be selected and should always be removed at night some persons are very sensitive in this respect and are rendered faint by the presence of flowers with a strong scent carpets should not extend over the whole room but are useful to prevent unnecessary noise they should be light and easily re moved for cleaning but india matting especially in summer is
| true |
40,324 | 40,324 |
en
| 1,874 |
flower
|
strong
|
seville bitter orange ( citrus vulgaris , citrus bigaradia ) .this small tree precede ; leave elliptical ; flower decidedly white , yield strong perfume ; rind fruit yellow , deep - orange colour , pulp acid bitter .a good distinctive character find also remarkable uneven - ness fruit .
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Flower
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stronger
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THE SEVILLE OR BITTER ORANGE ( Citrus vulgaris , or Citrus Bigaradia ) .This is a smaller tree than the preceding ; the leaves are more elliptical ; the flowers are more decidedly white , and yield a stronger perfume ; the rind of the fruit is not yellow , but deep - orange colour , and the pulp is acid and bitter .A good distinctive character is found also in the remarkable uneven - ness of the fruit .
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['flower']
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the seville or bitter orange citrus vulgaris or citrus bigaradia this is a smaller tree than the preceding the leaves are more elliptical the flowers are more decidedly white and yield a stronger perfume the rind of the fruit is not yellow but deep orange colour and the pulp is acid and bitter a good distinctive character is found also in the remarkable uneven ness of the fruit
| true |
40,340 | 40,340 |
en
| 1,822 |
flower |
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peculiar grateful
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may say distilled water .the flower macerate vinegarimpart red colour , well peculiar grateful smell flavour , cordial virtue .this find agreeable smell nervous head - ache , extremely serviceable contagious fever sprinkle room , take occasionally spoonful , especially morning , prevent contagion .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|their
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peculiar grateful
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The same may be said of the distilled water .The flowers macerated in vinegarimpart to it their red colour , as well as their peculiar grateful smell and flavour , and cordial virtues .This will be found very agreeable to smell to in nervous head - aches , and extremely serviceable in contagious fevers to sprinkle in the rooms , and to take occasionally a spoonful , especially in the morning , to prevent contagion .
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['flower', '']
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the same may be said of the distilled water the flowers macerated in vinegarimpart to it their red colour as well as their peculiar grateful smell and flavour and cordial virtues this will be found very agreeable to smell to in nervous head aches and extremely serviceable in contagious fevers to sprinkle in the rooms and to take occasionally a spoonful especially in the morning to prevent contagion
| true |
40,660 | 40,660 |
en
| 1,866 |
flower | oil
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moderate degree
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way continental perfumer usually prepare â â ¢ oil honeysuckle , â jasmine , â jonquille , â may - blossom , â myrtle - blossom , , general , oil delicate flower .when moderate degree aroma require oil , flower may crushed mortar , mill , one half weight blanch sweet - almond , next day , second day , accord weather , mass , slightly warm , may submit press .after weekâ repose , upper por - tion , â perfume oil , â may decant , , necessary , filter .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|in the oil
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a moderate degree
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In the above way the Continental perfumers usually prepare their â â ¢ Oil of Honeysuckle , â Jasmine , â Jonquille , â May - blossom , â Myrtle - blossom , and , in general , the oils of all the more delicate flowers .When only a moderate degree of aroma is required in the oil , the flowers may be crushed in a mortar , or a mill , with one half their weight of blanched sweet - almonds , and the next day , or the second day after , according to the weather , the mass , after being slightly warmed , may be submitted to the press .After about a weekâ s repose , the upper por - tion , which is the â perfumed oil , â may be decanted , and , if necessary , filtered .
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['flower', 'oil']
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in the above way the continental perfumers usually prepare their â â oil of honeysuckle â jasmine â jonquille â may blossom â myrtle blossom and in general the oils of all the more delicate flowers when only a moderate degree of aroma is required in the oil the flowers may be crushed in a mortar or a mill with one half their weight of blanched sweet almonds and the next day or the second day after according to the weather the mass after being slightly warmed may be submitted to the press after about a weekâ s repose the upper por tion which is the â perfumed oil â may be decanted and if necessary filtered
| true |
40,750 | 40,750 |
en
| 1,949 |
flower |
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offensive agreeable
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french marygold sport considerably vary corolla , single , semi - double , quadruple , full , rise centi - folia ; whilst flora seem give petal many change work two gay colour ; one flower display petal rich carmine , slightly edge gold , other exhibit - e yellow flower , fancifully stripe dash crimson , difficult find two plantswith flower alike .these flower oaety recom - mend , since odour offensive agreeable , may compare person depend wardrobe conduct make agreeable , therefore present thein emblematical vulgar mind .these showy annual flower may raised sowing seed warm border open garden , certain method procure 396 flora historica .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|their
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more offensive than agreeable
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The French Marygold sports considerably in varying its corolla , some being single , semi - double , quadruple , or full , as the Rose Centi - folia ; whilst Flora seems to have given the petals as many changes as can be wrought in two gay colours ; one flower displaying petals of a rich carmine , slightly edged with gold , others exhibit - ing yellow flowers , so fancifully striped or dashed with crimson , that it is difficult to find two plantswith flowers alike .These flowers have only their oaety to recom - mend them , since their odour is more offensive than agreeable , and may be compared to those persons who depend more on their wardrobe than their conduct for making themselves agreeable , and we therefore present thein as emblematical of vulgar minds .These showy annual flowers may be raised by sowing the seeds on a warm border in the open garden , but the more certain method of procuring 396 FLORA HISTORICA .
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['flower', '']
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the french marygold sports considerably in varying its corolla some being single semi double quadruple or full as the rose centi folia whilst flora seems to have given the petals as many changes as can be wrought in two gay colours one flower displaying petals of a rich carmine slightly edged with gold others exhibit ing yellow flowers so fancifully striped or dashed with crimson that it is difficult to find two plantswith flowers alike these flowers have only their oaety to recom mend them since their odour is more offensive than agreeable and may be compared to those persons who depend more on their wardrobe than their conduct for making themselves agreeable and we therefore present thein as emblematical of vulgar minds these showy annual flowers may be raised by sowing the seeds on a warm border in the open garden but the more certain method of procuring flora historica
| true |
40,779 | 40,779 |
en
| 1,802 |
flower | damp wood
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strong
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dirty damp room also occasion cutaneous eruption , tumour , well pale inflate countenance .the vapours charcoal ; exhalation damp wood , nursery heat ; well strong effluvia flower , stupify child tender age , occasion convulsion irritable constitution .for reason , approve smoke produce fumi - gate juniper - berry , frankincense , aro - matic substance .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|from damp wood
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strong
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Dirty and damp rooms also occasion cutaneous eruptions , tumours , as well as a pale and inflated countenance .The vapours of charcoal ; the exhalations from damp wood , with which the nursery is heated ; as well as the strong effluvia of flowers , stupify children of a tender age , and occasion convulsions in irritable constitutions .For the same reasons , I cannot approve of the smoke produced by fumi - gating juniper - berries , frankincense , or other aro - matic substances .
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['flower', 'damp wood']
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dirty and damp rooms also occasion cutaneous eruptions tumours as well as a pale and inflated countenance the vapours of charcoal the exhalations from damp wood with which the nursery is heated as well as the strong effluvia of flowers stupify children of a tender age and occasion convulsions in irritable constitutions for the same reasons i cannot approve of the smoke produced by fumi gating juniper berries frankincense or other aro matic substances
| true |
40,964 | 40,964 |
en
| 1,822 |
flower
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strong penetrate vinous
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manner also spirit diâ ¬ recte make ettmuller ; macerate flower wet dew good spirit wane , draw spirit water bath fresh flower three four time , mean valuable spirit obtain , greatly extol head - ache , nervous affection kind , hysâ ¬ teric , fainting , ^ c .another method obtain ferment flower close vessel obtain strong penetrate vinous smell ; spirit obâ ¬ taine distillation , draw fresh flower ferment .the distilled water may taken dose four ounce ; tlie spirit , one ounce .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
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strong penetrating vinous
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After the same manner also the spirit is di ¬ rected to be made by Ettmuller ; macerating the flowers wet with the dew in good spirit of wane , and drawing off the same spirit by a water bath from fresh flowers three or four times , by which means a most valuable spirit will be obtained , which he greatly extols in head - aches , nervous affections of all kinds , hys ¬ terics , and faintings , ^ c .Another method of obtaining the same is by fermenting the flowers in a close vessel until they obtain a strong penetrating vinous smell ; a spirit is then ob ¬ tained by distillation , and this again drawn over from fresh flowers not fermented .The distilled water may be taken in the dose of four ounces ; tlie spirit , in that of one ounce .
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after the same manner also the spirit is diâ rected to be made by ettmuller macerating the flowers wet with the dew in good spirit of wane and drawing off the same spirit by a water bath from fresh flowers three or four times by which means a most valuable spirit will be obtained which he greatly extols in head aches nervous affections of all kinds hysâ terics and faintings c another method of obtaining the same is by fermenting the flowers in a close vessel until they obtain a strong penetrating vinous smell a spirit is then obâ tained by distillation and this again drawn over from fresh flowers not fermented the distilled water may be taken in the dose of four ounces tlie spirit in that of one ounce
| true |
41,042 | 41,042 |
en
| 1,866 |
flower | volatile oil | bark | leaf | wood | root | seed | trait |
|
characteristic
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â essential â â volatile oil â extensive important class body derive vegetable kingdom , find almost every part large number plant produce , except cotyledon seed , , general , form exclu - sive repository fix oil .it volatile oil confer upon flower , leave , ' trait , seed , root , bark , wood , pecu - liar characteristic odour ; among equally distribute individual , often altogether absent .to indebted delight - ful perfume , choice aromatic spice .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|Volatile oil|Bark|Leaf|Wood|Root|Seed|Trait|their
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characteristic
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The â essential â or â volatile oils â are an extensive and important class of bodies derived from the vegetable kingdom , and found in almost every part of the larger number of the plants which produce them , except the cotyledons of the seeds , which , in general , form the exclu - sive repository of the fixed oils .It is the volatile oils which confer upon flowers , leaves , ' Trait , seeds , roots , barks , and woods , their pecu - liar and characteristic odours ; but among these they are not equally distributed in the same individual , and are often altogether absent from some of them .To them we are indebted for our most delight - ful perfumes , and our choicest aromatics and spices .
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['flower', 'volatile oil', 'bark', 'leaf', 'wood', 'root', 'seed', 'trait', '']
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the â essential â or â volatile oils â are an extensive and important class of bodies derived from the vegetable kingdom and found in almost every part of the larger number of the plants which produce them except the cotyledons of the seeds which in general form the exclu sive repository of the fixed oils it is the volatile oils which confer upon flowers leaves trait seeds roots barks and woods their pecu liar and characteristic odours but among these they are not equally distributed in the same individual and are often altogether absent from some of them to them we are indebted for our most delight ful perfumes and our choicest aromatics and spices
| true |
41,119 | 41,119 |
en
| 1,822 |
flower |
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particular grateful
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leave flower employ either dry powdered , inâ ¬ fusion ; former case half drachm , latter drachm , constitute dose .in malignant fever , flower j ) ieferre ; particular grateful smell , melilot .235 affect head ; proper account strew room patient fever lie .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|they
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particular grateful
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The leaves and flowers are employed either dried and powdered , or in in ¬ fusion ; in the former case half a drachm , and in the latter a drachm , constitutes a dose .In malignant fevers , the flowers are to be j ) ieferred ; they have a particular grateful smell , and MELILOT .235 do not affect the head ; they are very proper on that account to strew the room where a patient with fever is lying .
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['flower', '']
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the leaves and flowers are employed either dried and powdered or in inâ fusion in the former case half a drachm and in the latter a drachm constitutes a dose in malignant fevers the flowers are to be j ieferred they have a particular grateful smell and melilot do not affect the head they are very proper on that account to strew the room where a patient with fever is lying
| true |
41,156 | 41,156 |
en
| 1,882 |
garland | flower | wine | betel - nut
|
sweet
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many fancy variety medicine , unknown present sinful race mankind .numerous drug class use increase pleasure society woman ; consider nutritious diet , ghee animal food , wholesome drink , good news , anoint body , especially towards full moon , presence young woman , love song , clear night , beautiful garden , fine prospect ; also use betel - nut , wine , flower , garland round neck , sweet smell , & c . , think effect .
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medical-heritage
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Garland|Flower|Wine|betel - nut
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sweet
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There are many fancied varieties of such medicines , unknown to the present sinful race of mankind .Numerous other drugs of this class are used for increasing the pleasure of the society of women ; these are considered nutritious diet , as ghee and animal food , wholesome drink , good news , anointing the body , especially towards the full moon , the presence of young women , love songs , clear nights , beautiful gardens , and a fine prospect ; also the use of betel - nut , wine , flowers , such as garlands round the neck , sweet smells , & c ., are thought to have this effect .
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there are many fancied varieties of such medicines unknown to the present sinful race of mankind numerous other drugs of this class are used for increasing the pleasure of the society of women these are considered nutritious diet as ghee and animal food wholesome drink good news anointing the body especially towards the full moon the presence of young women love songs clear nights beautiful gardens and a fine prospect also the use of betel nut wine flowers such as garlands round the neck sweet smells c are thought to have this effect
| true |
41,199 | 41,199 |
en
| 1,949 |
flower |
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durable
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* * bring hether pincke purple cullambine , gelliflower .â spenser , tur flower , become pride every british parterre gay palace humble cottage , make emblem last beauty ; , although less graceful rose , superb lily , splendour durable , fragrance long continuance .it .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|its
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more durable
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* * Bring hether the Pincke and Purple Cullambine , With Gelliflowers .â SPENSER , Turs flower , which is now become the pride of every British parterre from the gay palace to the humble cottage , has been made the emblem of lasting beauty ; for , although it is less graceful than the Rose , and not so superb as the Lily , its splendour is more durable , and its fragrance of longer continuance .It was .
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['flower', '']
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bring hether the pincke and purple cullambine with gelliflowers â spenser turs flower which is now become the pride of every british parterre from the gay palace to the humble cottage has been made the emblem of lasting beauty for although it is less graceful than the rose and not so superb as the lily its splendour is more durable and its fragrance of longer continuance it was
| true |
41,515 | 41,515 |
en
| 1,909 |
flower | thing
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dififerent
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' ' meet objection atom see , lucretius describe violent storm , show invisible particle air act way visible particle water .we perceive , - , dififerent smell thing , yet never see â ¢ monro ' translation .in criticism work ( < contem .
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medical-heritage
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from flowers|things
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dififerent
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' ' To meet the objection that his atoms cannot be seen , Lucretius describes a violent storm , and shows that the invisible particles of air act in the same way as the visible particles of water .We perceive , more - over , the dififerent smells of things , yet never see them â ¢ Monro ' s translation .In his criticism of this work ( < Contem .
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to meet the objection that his atoms cannot be seen lucretius describes a violent storm and shows that the invisible particles of air act in the same way as the visible particles of water we perceive more over the dififerent smells of things yet never see them â monro s translation in his criticism of this work contem
| true |
41,516 | 41,516 |
en
| 1,909 |
flower | thing
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dififerent
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reach great keenness terrestrial animal .it almost phe - nomenal insect ; apes mellifica direct distance 2 kilometre track perfume exhale flower .smell guide animal quest food , flight enemy , sexual attraction .
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medical-heritage
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from flowers|things
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dififerent
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But it reaches its greatest keenness in the terrestrial animals .It is almost phe - nomenal in the Insects ; the Apes mellifica is directed to a distance of 2 kilometres on the track of the perfume exhaled from flowers .Smell guides animals to the quest for food , to flight from enemies , to sexual attraction .
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['flower', 'thing']
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but it reaches its greatest keenness in the terrestrial animals it is almost phe nomenal in the insects the apes mellifica is directed to a distance of kilometres on the track of the perfume exhaled from flowers smell guides animals to the quest for food to flight from enemies to sexual attraction
| true |
41,549 | 41,549 |
en
| 1,851 |
flower | | tufts
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beautiful
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run stalk cubit high , streak reddish towards root , smooth towards top , small branch , among stand long , broad leave reddish green eolor , slippery .what call flower , strictly , tuft , beautiful behold , smell .they also reddish color .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|What|tufts
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very beautiful
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It runs up with a stalk a cubit high , streaked and reddish towards the root , but very smooth towards the top , with small branches , among which stand long , broad leaves of a reddish green eolor , and slippery .What are called flowers , are not strictly so , but tufts , very beautiful to behold , but of no smell .They also are of a reddish color .
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['flower', '', 'tufts']
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it runs up with a stalk a cubit high streaked and reddish towards the root but very smooth towards the top with small branches among which stand long broad leaves of a reddish green eolor and slippery what are called flowers are not strictly so but tufts very beautiful to behold but of no smell they also are of a reddish color
| true |
41,631 | 41,631 |
en
| 1,788 |
flower | leaf | mouse | ftalk
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culiar foetid
|
19 fmooth .the leave , ftalk , flower , pe - culiar foetid fmell mouse , , fome time , higheft degree ; other , fo little , even fame plant , fcarcely perceptible , unlefs rub finger ^ .jacquin .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|Leaf|Mouse|ftalks
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culiar foetid
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19 what fmooth .The leaves , ftalks , and flowers , have a pe - culiar foetid fmell of mice , which , at fome times , is in the higheft degree ; at others , fo little , even in the fame plant , as fcarcely to be perceptible , unlefs when rubbed between the finger ^ .Jacquin .
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['flower', 'leaf', 'mouse', 'ftalk']
|
what fmooth the leaves ftalks and flowers have a pe culiar foetid fmell of mice which at fome times is in the higheft degree at others fo little even in the fame plant as fcarcely to be perceptible unlefs when rubbed between the finger jacquin
| true |
41,641 | 41,641 |
en
| 1,921 |
perfume | skatol | indols | natural oil jasmine | flavor | flower
|
disgusting
|
powerful scent pleasant highly diluted , yet , see , essential ingredient fine perfume .for instance , natural oil jasmine flower contain trace synthetic perfume flavor 107 indol skatol disgusting odor .though olfactory organ detect presâ ¬ ence yet perceive absence put artificial perfume .
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medical-heritage
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Perfume|skatols|indols|the natural oil of jasmine|FLAVORS|other flowers
|
most disgusting
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Such powerful scents as these are only pleasant when highly diluted , yet they are , as we have seen , essential ingredients of the finest perfumes .For instance , the natural oil of jasmine and other flowers contains traces SYNTHETIC PERFUMES AND FLAVORS 107 of indols and skatols which have most disgusting odors .Though our olfactory organs cannot detect their pres ¬ ence yet we perceive their absence so they have to be put into the artificial perfume .
|
['perfume', 'skatol', 'indols', 'natural oil jasmine', 'flavor', 'flower']
|
such powerful scents as these are only pleasant when highly diluted yet they are as we have seen essential ingredients of the finest perfumes for instance the natural oil of jasmine and other flowers contains traces synthetic perfumes and flavors of indols and skatols which have most disgusting odors though our olfactory organs cannot detect their presâ ence yet we perceive their absence so they have to be put into the artificial perfume
| true |
41,766 | 41,766 |
en
| 1,949 |
flower | pimjento - tree
|
sweet fragrant
|
miller , still carefully cultivate dry stove curious .the flower sweet fragrant smell , pimjento - tree .125 leave stalk , especially wljen bruise , also emit faint spicy odour , hot acrid aromatic taste entirely confine root .
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medical-heritage
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Flower|the PIMJENTO - TREE
|
sweet fragrant
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Miller , and is still carefully cultivated in the dry stoves of the curious .The flowers have a sweet fragrant smell , and the PIMJENTO - TREE .125 leaves and stalks , especially wljen bruised , also emit a faint spicy odour , but the hot acrid aromatic taste is entirely confined to the root .
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['flower', 'pimjento - tree']
|
miller and is still carefully cultivated in the dry stoves of the curious the flowers have a sweet fragrant smell and the pimjento tree leaves and stalks especially wljen bruised also emit a faint spicy odour but the hot acrid aromatic taste is entirely confined to the root
| true |
41,853 | 41,853 |
en
| 1,949 |
flower
|
pleasant
|
tree seldom rise l6 18 foot high , erect main stem , cover lightisl ^ brown bark : leave oblong - ovate , point ; flower axillary cluster , corol five - cleft .these flower pure w hite , pleasant odour , duration transient .the fruit resemble cherry ; growl cluster , range along branch axillae leave , laurel hue , raâ ¬ ther long laurel leaf .
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medical-heritage
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Flower
|
very pleasant
|
The tree seldom rises more than l6 or 18 feet high , with an erect main stem , covered with a lightisl ^ brown bark : the leaves are oblong - ovate , pointed ; flowers in axillary clusters , the corols of which are five - cleft .These flowers are of a pure w hite , and very pleasant odour , but their duration is very transient .The fruit resembles a cherry ; and growls in clusters , ranged along the branches under the axillae of the leaves , which are of a laurel hue , but ra ¬ ther longer than a laurel leaf .
|
['flower']
|
the tree seldom rises more than l or feet high with an erect main stem covered with a lightisl brown bark the leaves are oblong ovate pointed flowers in axillary clusters the corols of which are five cleft these flowers are of a pure w hite and very pleasant odour but their duration is very transient the fruit resembles a cherry and growls in clusters ranged along the branches under the axillae of the leaves which are of a laurel hue but raâ ther longer than a laurel leaf
| true |
41,869 | 41,869 |
en
| 1,832 |
flower | glow moss | richly - tint lichen | â |
|
fresh
|
4 charm connect mountain , â powerful , mere mention magni - 4 ficent feature kindle imagination , carry â spirit bosom enchant 4 region .how mind fill vast 4 solitude ! whoever climb long 4 heathy ascent , see tremble mountain - 4 flower , glow moss , richly - tint lichens 4 foot ; scented fresh aroma â uncultivated sod ; hear wild - cry 4 mountain - plover , raven , eagle ; see 4 russet hue distant slope , livid gash 4 ravine precipice ; silver line fall 4 water , whirl cloud foot ; 4 cast gaze lake , forest , wide land , 4 smoaking town , oceanâ brink , â know 4 nothing splendid scene land afford * / tremendous avalanche snow summit high alps switzerland , form another order appal echo .mr .
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medical-heritage
|
Flower|the glowing moss|the richly - tinted lichens|the â |the
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fresh
|
4 There is a charm connected with mountains , so â powerful , that the merest mention of their magni - 4 ficent features kindles the imagination , and carries â the spirit at once into the bosom of their enchanted 4 regions .How the mind is filled with their vast 4 solitude ! Whoever has not climbed their long and 4 heathy ascents , and seen the trembling mountain - 4 flowers , the glowing moss , the richly - tinted lichens 4 under foot ; and scented the fresh aroma of the â uncultivated sod ; heard the wild - cry of the 4 mountain - plover , the raven , and eagle ; and seen 4 the russet hues of distant slopes , the livid gashes 4 of ravines and precipices ; the silver line of falling 4 waters , and the whirling clouds at his feet ; and 4 cast his gaze over lakes , and forests , wide lands , 4 and smoaking towns , to the oceanâ s brink , â knows 4 nothing of the splendid scenes this land affords * / The tremendous avalanches of snow from the summits of the high Alps in Switzerland , form another order of the most appalling echoes .Mr .
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['flower', 'glow moss', 'richly - tint lichen', 'â \x80 \x98', '']
|
there is a charm connected with mountains so â powerful that the merest mention of their magni ficent features kindles the imagination and carries â the spirit at once into the bosom of their enchanted regions how the mind is filled with their vast solitude whoever has not climbed their long and heathy ascents and seen the trembling mountain flowers the glowing moss the richly tinted lichens under foot and scented the fresh aroma of the â uncultivated sod heard the wild cry of the mountain plover the raven and eagle and seen the russet hues of distant slopes the livid gashes of ravines and precipices the silver line of falling waters and the whirling clouds at his feet and cast his gaze over lakes and forests wide lands and smoaking towns to the oceanâ s brink â knows nothing of the splendid scenes this land affords the tremendous avalanches of snow from the summits of the high alps in switzerland form another order of the most appalling echoes mr
| true |
41,894 | 41,894 |
en
| 1,851 |
flower
|
strong
|
person feel faint usually sit recline , droop rather drop ; epileptic attack sudden , hence face head often injure fall .the heated air crowd room , sight blood ( even cut finger ) , strong odour flower , introduction catheter , may * si / nonym .â afaintin ( fit â swoon â lipothymia â deliqnium anirai , svi / kottj ? reguliir term swoon galen , aretasns , plutarch ; \ nro9vfiia use sense hippocriite , appropriiite late writer collapse dis - tinct fainting .
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medical-heritage
|
Flower
|
strong
|
A person feeling faint can usually sit or recline , she droops rather than drops ; but an epileptic attack is more sudden , and hence the face and head are more often injured by a fall .The heated air of a crowded room , the sight of blood ( even from a cut finger ) , the strong odour of flowers , the introduction of a catheter , may * Si / nonyms .â Afaintin ( T fit â A swoon â Lipothymia â Deliqnium anirai , Svi / kottj ? is the reguliir term for a swoon in Galen , Aretasns , and Plutarch ; \ nro9vfiia is used in the same sense by Hippocriites , but has been appropriiited by some later writers to collapse as dis - tinct from fainting .
|
['flower']
|
a person feeling faint can usually sit or recline she droops rather than drops but an epileptic attack is more sudden and hence the face and head are more often injured by a fall the heated air of a crowded room the sight of blood even from a cut finger the strong odour of flowers the introduction of a catheter may si nonyms â afaintin t fit â a swoon â lipothymia â deliqnium anirai svi kottj is the reguliir term for a swoon in galen aretasns and plutarch nrovfiia is used in the same sense by hippocriites but has been appropriiited by some later writers to collapse as dis tinct from fainting
| true |
41,895 | 41,895 |
en
| 1,866 |
flower | bellflower | jasmine | violet | rise | narcissus | orange - flower | essence de tuberose
|
extremely delicate
|
general , however , unless process skilfully conduct , odour distilled essence , though strong , scarcely chaste delicate 1 extrait â prepare .in similar way â essence de tuberose , â finer quality â essence honeysuckle * â jasmine jessamine , â jonquille , â may - blossom , * â mayjily , â die - blossom , â narcissus , â orange - flower , â rose , â violet , â wallflower * flower extremely delicate perfume , usually obtain continental manufacturing perfumer ; also essence cassia , â vanilla , & c . , & c .
|
medical-heritage
|
Flower|Bellflower|Jasmine|Violet|Rose|Narcissus|Orange - flowers|essence de tuberose
|
extremely delicate
|
In general , however , unless the process be very skilfully conducted , the odour of the distilled essence , though stronger , is scarcely so chaste and delicate as that of the 1 extrait â from which it has been prepared .In a similar way to â essence de tuberose , â the finer qualities of â Essence of Honeysuckle * â Jasmine or Jessamine , â Jonquille , â May - blossoms , * â MayJily , â My die - blossoms , â Narcissus , â Orange - flowers , â Roses , â Violets , â Wallflowers * and of other flowers of extremely delicate perfume , are usually obtained by the Continental manufacturing perfumers ; as also of Essence of Cassia , â Vanilla , & c ., & c .
|
['flower', 'bellflower', 'jasmine', 'violet', 'rise', 'narcissus', 'orange - flower', 'essence de tuberose']
|
in general however unless the process be very skilfully conducted the odour of the distilled essence though stronger is scarcely so chaste and delicate as that of the extrait â from which it has been prepared in a similar way to â essence de tuberose â the finer qualities of â essence of honeysuckle â jasmine or jessamine â jonquille â may blossoms â mayjily â my die blossoms â narcissus â orange flowers â roses â violets â wallflowers and of other flowers of extremely delicate perfume are usually obtained by the continental manufacturing perfumers as also of essence of cassia â vanilla c c
| true |
41,949 | 41,949 |
en
| 1,872 |
flower
|
agreeable
|
plant produce enormous number blossom , several inch length , ' long yellow stamina terminal pollen bag resemble brush use cleaning bottle .the flower distribute agreeable odour around plant .1 certain number vine exactly inflorescence cultivate vine ; hermaphrodite , long project yellow stamina pollen bag , umbilicus capable impregnation .
|
medical-heritage
|
Flower
|
most agreeable
|
The plant produces an enormous number of blossoms , each of which is several inches in length , and with ' its long yellow stamina and terminal pollen bags resembles a brush such as is used for cleaning bottles .The flowers distribute a most agreeable odour around the plant .1 A certain number of the other vines have exactly the same inflorescence as the cultivated vines ; they are hermaphrodite , with long projecting yellow stamina and pollen bags , and an umbilicus capable of impregnation .
|
['flower']
|
the plant produces an enormous number of blossoms each of which is several inches in length and with its long yellow stamina and terminal pollen bags resembles a brush such as is used for cleaning bottles the flowers distribute a most agreeable odour around the plant a certain number of the other vines have exactly the same inflorescence as the cultivated vines they are hermaphrodite with long projecting yellow stamina and pollen bags and an umbilicus capable of impregnation
| true |
42,001 | 42,001 |
en
| 1,866 |
musk seed | jasmine | tuberose | violet | rise | orange - flower | flower
|
delicate
|
g30 trouble sift avoid .in way , fine quality snuff scented orange - flower , jasmine , rose , musk - rose , tuberose , violet , flower delicate perfume .among â mixed scentsâ commonly keep â stock , ' convenience , french west - end snuff - dealer , â 1 .
|
medical-heritage
|
Musk seed|Jasmine|Tuberose|Violet|Rose|orange - flowers|some other flowers
|
delicate
|
G30 the trouble of sifting is avoided .In this way , the finer qualities of snuff are scented with orange - flowers , jasmines , roses , musk - roses , tuberoses , violets , and some other flowers of delicate perfume .Among â mixed scentsâ commonly kept in â stock , ' for convenience , by the French and West - end snuff - dealers , are â 1 .
|
['musk seed', 'jasmine', 'tuberose', 'violet', 'rise', 'orange - flower', 'flower']
|
g the trouble of sifting is avoided in this way the finer qualities of snuff are scented with orange flowers jasmines roses musk roses tuberoses violets and some other flowers of delicate perfume among â mixed scentsâ commonly kept in â stock for convenience by the french and west end snuff dealers are â
| true |
42,012 | 42,012 |
en
| 1,866 |
flower
|
superior
|
, immensely superior good english rose - water orange - flower water .this partly depend superior fragrance flower , large pro - portion employ ; partly great skill care take distillation everything connect .the follow general instruction british college preparation â distilledâ â aromatic water â 1 .
|
medical-heritage
|
Flower
|
superior
|
, are immensely superior to the best English rose - water and orange - flower water .This partly depends on the superior fragrance of the flowers , and the larger pro - portion in which they are employed ; and partly on the great skill and care taken in the distillation and everything connected with it .The following are the general instructions of the British Colleges on the preparation of â distilledâ or â aromatic waters â 1 .
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['flower']
|
are immensely superior to the best english rose water and orange flower water this partly depends on the superior fragrance of the flowers and the larger pro portion in which they are employed and partly on the great skill and care taken in the distillation and everything connected with it the following are the general instructions of the british colleges on the preparation of â distilledâ or â aromatic waters â
| true |
42,285 | 42,285 |
en
| 1,824 |
flower | musk
|
strongly
|
leave narrow - oblong , sinuate , green side , spinous mar - gin , decurrent wing stem interruptedly , wing spinous .flower solitary , large , purple , smell strongly musk warm wea - ther , droop , specie well distinguished .peduncle woolly .
|
medical-heritage
|
Flower|Musk
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strongly
|
Leaves narrow - oblong , sinuate , green on each side , spinous at the mar - gin , decurrent and winging the stem interruptedly , the wings spinous .Flowers solitary , large , purple , smelling strongly of musk in warm wea - ther , drooping , by which this species is well distinguished .Peduncle woolly .
|
['flower', 'musk']
|
leaves narrow oblong sinuate green on each side spinous at the mar gin decurrent and winging the stem interruptedly the wings spinous flowers solitary large purple smelling strongly of musk in warm wea ther drooping by which this species is well distinguished peduncle woolly
| true |
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