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THE SENTIMENT OF FLOWERS;
OR,
LANGUAGE OF FLORA.

"In Eastern lands they talk in flowers,
And they tell in a garland their loves and cares:
Each blossom that blooms in their garden bowers
On its leaves a mystic language bears."

This Work teaches the eloquent language referred to in the above beautiful lines.
As in the East so in the fair island of Britain, "flowers are here made to speak the
language of sentiment."

The extraordinary popularity of the smaller editions of the "Sentiment of Flowers"
has induced the Publisher to prepare a new and enlarged Edition, to be illustrated with a
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"A charming little book. With a dozen of sweet floral coloured plates, it is precisely the thing for a fair lady's boudoir."—*Lit. Gaz.*

"The illustrations are prettily drawn, and coloured with fidelity to nature; and each little bouquet, which, to the uninitiated, appears but to represent two or three simple flowers, to the skilled in the language of Flora conveys an appropriate sentiment. The harmony between the qualities of the flowers and the sentiment attached to it is in general well made out."—*Gent. Mag.*

"This is a charming little book. Engravings of groups of the most beloved, the most popular, and the most poetical flowers are very neatly and accurately coloured, and interspersed with fanciful and elegant descriptions and analogies, illustrated by quotations from the wide range of English poetry, and from whatever has been most gracefully and fondly said of those darlings of nature."—*Tait's Mag.*

"One of the prettiest little books we have seen. It contains twelve coloured Engravings, a neatly-told biography, if we may use the term, of each flower—all the graceful anecdotes connected with them, and some very beautiful and appropriate poetical quotations. It teaches too

'All that token-flowers can tell,
What words can never speak so well.'

Well, if we were a young lady, we would neither write nor receive a billet-doux, save in the shape of a bouquet."—
*Court Journal.*

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