Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 542 pages of information about Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889.

Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 542 pages of information about Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information, 1889.

      Kalmia (Mountain Laurel)—­Treachery. 
      Kannedia—­Mental beauty.

      Laburnum—­Pensive beauty. 
      Lady’s Slipper—­Capricious beauty. 
      Larch—­Boldness. 
      Larkspur—­Fickleness. 
      Laurel—­Glory. 
      Lavender—­Distrust. 
      Lettuce—­Cold-hearted. 
      Lilac—­First emotion of love. 
      Lily—­Purity; modesty. 
      Lily of the Valley—­Return of happiness. 
      Lily, Day—­Coquetry,
      Lily, Water—­Eloquence. 
      Lily, Yellow—­Falsehood. 
      Locust—­Affection beyond the grave. 
      Love in a Mist—­You puzzle me. 
      Love Lies Bleeding—­Hopeless, not heartless. 
      Lupine—­Imagination.

      Mallow—­Sweetness; mildness. 
      Maple—­Reserve. 
      Marigold—­Cruelty. 
      Marjoram—­Blushes. 
      Marvel of Peru (Four O’clocks)—­Timidity. 
      Mint—­Virtue. 
      Mignonette—­Your qualities surpass your charms. 
      Mistletoe—­I surmount all difficulties. 
      Mock Orange (Syringa)—­Counterfeit. 
      Morning Glory—­Coquetry. 
      Maiden’s Hair—­Discretion. 
      Magnolia, Grandiflora—­Peerless and proud. 
      Magnolia, Swamp—­Perseverance. 
      Moss—­Maternal love. 
      Motherwort—­Secret love. 
      Mourning Bride—­Unfortunate attachment. 
      Mulberry, Black—­I will not survive you. 
      Mulberry, White—­Wisdom. 
      Mushroom—­Suspicion. 
      Musk-plant—­Weakness. 
      Myrtle—­Love faithful in absence.

      Narcissus—­Egotism. 
      Nasturtium—­Patriotism. 
      Nettle—­Cruelty; slander. 
      Night Blooming Cereus—­Transient beauty. 
      Nightshade—­Bitter truth.

      Oak—­Hospitality. 
      Oats—­Music. 
      Oleander—­Beware. 
      Olive-branch—­Peace. 
      Orange-flower—­Chastity. 
      Orchis—­Beauty. 
      Osier—­Frankness. 
      Osmunda—­Dreams.

      Pansy—­Think of me. 
      Parsley—­Entertainment; feasting. 
      Passion-flower—­Religious fervor; susceptibility. 
      Pea, Sweet—­Departure. 
      Peach Blossom—­This heart is thine. 
      Peony—­Anger. 
      Pennyroyal—­Flee away. 
      Periwinkle—­Sweet remembrances. 
      Petunia—­Less proud than they deem thee. 
      Phlox—­Our souls are united. 
      Pimpernel—­Change. 
      Pink—­Pure affection. 
      Pink, Double Red—­Pure, ardent love. 
      Pink, Indian—­Aversion. 
      Pink, Variegated—­Refusal. 
      Pink, White—­You are fair. 
      Pomegranite—­Fully. 
      Poppy—­Consolation. 
      Primrose—­Inconstancy.

      Rhododendron—­Agitation. 
      Rose, Austrian—­Thou art all that’s lovely. 
      Rose, Bridal—­Happy love. 
      Rose, Cabbage—­Ambassador of love. 
      Rose, China—­Grace. 
      Rose, Damask—­Freshness. 

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