! and I ayoke.

To be continued.
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7 The love Of flowers is as much march
of civilization as the love of fine music, be-
cause it teaches US to see through the love-
liest things Of earth, the lavish beni6cence
Of the Creator. From the first budding Of
the violet in Spring, to the decay Of nature
in Autumn, you may ssethe rooms Of some
Of our females rivalling the Eastern bowers
in fragrance and beauty. Some writer OBJ
serves Naa Tita3 hf a9ttaF ..


ssWoman will remain pure and innocent
so long as she is fond OF flowers . .l'. .r.f


What charming idea, and how, truth-
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