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dom by the cultivation Of flower gardens i
is delightful recreation, and highly condu-
Give to the health of the mind as well as OF
the body. A taste for these delightful pursuits
seems to be identified with our being. There
is more poetry in the truth unveiled in the
phenomena of flowers than ever started into
being amid the fabed wonders Of Imagination
and her romantic creatures Cast over the
most miserable hovel a tapestry Of ivy, min
gled with jessamines and roses, or the cle-
mentis, honey -sucke and passion flower, and
the magic wreath transforms the poorest cot
tage into a scene poet might celebrate in
song, or a painter transfer to his canvass.