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| Illustration of Robert John Thornton, M.D.
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| Illustration of Carolus Linnĉus [grayscale]
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| dedication
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| DEDICATION.
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| of modern Poets,
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| PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.
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| Preliminary Observations
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| Analysis, or Division of Calyxes into their Several Kinds
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| The Different Kinds of Calyx.
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| Analysis, or Division of Corollas into their Several Kinds
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| Different Kinds of Corolla.
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| Different Kinds of Nectaries.
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| Analysis, or Division of Pericarps into their Several Kinds.
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| Different Kinds of Pericarps.
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| Different Kinds of Seeds.
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| The Prize Dissertation on the Sexes of Plants, by Carolus von Linnĉus;
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| On THE SEXES OF PLANTS.
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| Afterwards,
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| these persons equally
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| Pistacia,*
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| Illustration of Sir Thos. Millington, F.R.S.
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| The English report,
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| if it be allowed
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| Illustration of Farina of Flowers as observed by the Microscope, Published by Geoffroy in the Year 1711.
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| Camerarius,*
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| globule verdàtre
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| "The farina of the Corona
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| But none better
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| oration published by
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| His method of
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| Permansit sine
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| "Morus itaque
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| And this Doctrine,
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| In order rightly
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| In the more perfect
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| the abysses of the sea,
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| In the same manner
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| are seen naked
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| Of these vessels,
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| By degrees,
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| FIRST EXPERIMENT.
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| On another day
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| The Nymphĉ Alba
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| SIXTH AND SEVENTH OBSERVATIONS.
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| and such is our present
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| SIXTH EXPERIMENT.
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| Some of the
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| EIGHTH EXPERIMENT.
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| To relate more
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| From the female
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| FIRST EXAMPLE.
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| I could name, [sid image?]
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| Here then is
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| tion, I shall consecrate
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| I shall not tire
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| PART SECOND.
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| THE Sexual System of CAROLUS VON LINNĈUS
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| Illustration of Linnĉus in his Lapland Dress. [grayscale]
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| Illustration of Linnĉus in his Lapland Dress. [color]
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| LINNĈUS EXPLORES LAPLAND.
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| ORIGIN OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.
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| EXPLANATION OF THE ANALYSIS* of the SEXUAL SYSTEM of CAROLUS VON LINNĈUS.
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| I. Whether the flowers are 'Bisexual,'
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| Of different lengths
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| Symbolical Representation of the Sexual System.
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| ORDERS of the Sexual System. TABLE.
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| SYNTHESÌS OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.
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| THE REFORMED SEXUAL SYSTEM.
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| APOLOGY.
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| PART THIRD.
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| With Flowers the Graces bind their golden hair,
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| Picturesque BOTANICAL PLATES Of the New Illustration of the Sexual System of Linnĉus: By Robert John Thornton MD.
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| The Temple of Flora,
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| PICTURESQUE BOTANICAL PLATES, ILLUSTRATIVE of the SEXUAL SYSTEM of CAROLUS VON LINNĈUS.
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| These Plates Are most Humbly Inscribed to Her Gracious Majesty
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| By Her Majesty's Most obedient And devoted Servant
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| Select Plants.
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| Illustration of Flora dispensing Her Favours on the Earth.
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| EXPLANATION OF THE PICTURESQUE PLATES.
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| Illustration of Ĉsculapius, Flora, Ceres and Cupid honouring the Bust of Linnĉus.
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| FLORA, ĈSCULAPIUS, CERES, WITH CUPID, HONOURING THE BUST OF LINNĈUS.
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| IV.
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| Illustration of And thou, divine LINNĈUS! Trac'd my Reign,
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| CUPID INSPIRING PLANTS WITH LOVE.
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| PROEM. THE CARD OF INVITATION.
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| Illustration of The Snowdrop.
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| A GROUP OF HYACINTHS.
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| Though no warm,
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| January 28, the Crocus
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| March 1, the Spurge Laurel
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| Her father chides
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| "The King of Gods
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| The Nymph is
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| "Ah! Rather perish
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| Illustration of The Persian Clyclamen.
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| "Sweet Nursling!
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| Alas! Its no
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| vation, when the wind
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| April 12, the Cowslip
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| April 16, the Daffodil
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| "Preserve the beauteous
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| His naked bosom
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| The sun is dress'd
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| Illustration of Hyacinths.
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| Illustration of Roses.
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| A GROUP OF ROSES.
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| "Assemble all,
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| Anacreon thus
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| And hear the Zephyr's languid sighs,
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| When, rising from the silvery stream,
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| And bade them bloom,
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| The fugaciousness
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| Hear then the Muse--
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| The married are resembled
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| The flow'rs she wore
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| By uplands, and the greenwood-side,
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| THE INVITATION.
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| FIRST ODE TO SPRING.
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| SECOND ODE TO SPRING.
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| Blest Season!
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| THIRD ODE TO SPRING.
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| STANZAS AGAINST WAR.
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| SECOND ODE AGAINST WAR.
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| Shall she not mourn
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| THE NOBLE SENTIMENTS OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY CHARLOTTE, QUEEN OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, AGAINST WAR.
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| ravage the soil
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| Conscious I am,
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| Now wing'd by fear
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| ADDRESS TO VENUS AND CUPID.
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| ON THE HAPPY RETURN OF PEACE.*
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| Illustration of A Group of Carnations.
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| A GROUP OF CARNATIONS.
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| of the Stamina,
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| Pol. Wherefore, gentle maiden,
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| also barren,
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| Why knows the Nightingale to sing?
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| Illustration of A Group of Auriculas
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| Illustration of A Group of Auriculas
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| A GROUP OF AURICULAS.
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| Illustration of Tulips
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| A GROUP OF TULIPS.
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| TULIP ROOT.
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| Illustration of The Queen.
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| STRELITZIA REGINĈ, OR, QUEEN - PLANT.
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| Illustration of The Aloe.
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| AMERICAN ALOE, OR AGAVE AMERICANA.
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| Illustration of The Nodding Renealmia.
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| RENEALMIA NUTANS; OR, NODDING RENEALMIA.
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| Illustration of The Night-Blowing Cereus.
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| NIGHT-BLOWING CEREUS, OR, CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS.
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| Illustration of The oblique-leaved Begonia.
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| OBLIQUE-LEAVED BEGONIA, OR, BEGONIA OBLIQUA.
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| TO THE BUTTERFLY.*
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| Illustration of Large Flowering Sensitive Plant.
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| MIMOSA GRANDIFLORA; OR, LARGE-FLOWERING SENSITIVE PLANT.
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| THE HUMMING-BIRD.*
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| Illustration of The Blue Passion Flower.
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| PASSIFLORA CERULEA; OR, COMMON BLUE PASSION-FLOWER.
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| Illustration of The Winged Passion-Flower.
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| THE WINGED PASSION-FLOWER, OR, PASSIFLORA ALATA.
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| Illustration of The Quandrangular Passion-flower.
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| PASSIFLORA QUADRANGULARIS; OR, QUADRANGULAR PASSION FLOWER.
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| Illustration of The White Lily - with Variegated-leaves.
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| WHITE LILY, OR, LILIUM ALBUM.
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| Illustration of The Superb Lily.
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| THE SUPERB LILY; OR, LILIUM SUPERBUM.
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| Illustration of The Dragon Arum.
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| ARUM DRACUNCULUS, OR, DRAGON ARUM.
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| Illustration of The Maggot-bearing Stapelia.
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| MAGGOT-BEARING STAPELLIA. STAPELIA HIRSUTA.
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| Illustration of American Bog Plants. I. Telid Pothos. II. Pitcher Plant. III. Venus's Fly Trap.
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| POTHOS FOETIDA; OR FETID POTHOS.
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| SARRACENIA FLAVA; OR, YELLOW PITCHER-PLANT.
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| DIONĈA MUSCIPULA; OR, VENUS'S FLY-TRAP.
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| THE FLY.*
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| Illustration of The Pontic Rhododendron.
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| RHODODENDRON PONTICUM, OR, PONTIC RHODODENDRON.
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| THE BEE.
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| Illustration of The American Cowslip.
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| AMERICAN COWSLIP, OR, MEADIA.
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| Illustration of The Narrow-leaved Kalmia.
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| KALMIA ANGUSTIFOLIA; OR, NARROW-LEAVED KALMIA.
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| Illustration of The China Limodoron.
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| LIMODORON TANKERVILLIĈ; OR, CHINESE LIMODORON.
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| Illustration of Indian Reed.
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| INDIAN REED; OR, CANNA INDICA.
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| Thus, where Benares'
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| RECITATIVE.
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| NOTES TO THE CANNA INDICA.
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| at thy word, are transient.
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| Secondly, his Power.
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| had an idea of creation.
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| Illustration of The Sacred Egyptian Bean
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| NYMPHĈA NELUMBO; OR, SACRED EGYPTIAN BEAN.
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| What first impell'd thee to exert thy might?
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| But, pensive, on the lotos-leaf* he lay,
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| Then Brahama his own mind surveyed,
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| On the Nelumbium,
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| In raptur'd strains thy praise was hymn'd of old,*
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| Hence, not unconscious to his orient beam,
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| When, at their noontide height, his fervid rays,
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| Nor food to the enlighten'd mind alone,-
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| Did raging pestilence her shores invade
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| nificent treasures of gold,
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| But far beyond the bounds of Afric borne,
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| Where'er fair Science dawn'd on Asia's shore,
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| Illustration of The Blue Egyptian Water-Lily.
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| NYMPHĈA COERULEA; OR, BLUE EGYPTIAN WATER-LILY.
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| Nile's crimson'd waves with blood polluted roll,
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| Of that bold race, beneath the Pleiads born,
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| It is taught in Eastern Mythology,
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| Drinks the pure fragrance of her breath,
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| APOLOGY TO MY SUBSCRIBERS.
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| LINES ADDRESSED TO DOCTOR THORNTON ON HIS BOTANIC GARDEN.
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| VERSES ADDRESSED TO DR. THORNTON, ON THE COMPLETION OF HIS TEMPLE OF FLORA, OR GARDEN OF NATURE.
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| Or pours the Ganges thro' the wide spread plain,
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| FLORA JEALOUS.
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| Compact the spot, it prov'd her happiest pow'r;
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| Th' unfolding leaf, the soft bud newly burst,
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| Illustration of Pitcher Plant.
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| ANALYSIS OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM OF LINNĈUS.
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