. Le langage des fleurs : ou emblèmes floraux, de pensées, de sentiments, et les sentiments ... Langage des fleurs. Lucerne. et la préservation d'une inondation qui a couvert la terre faible. Il y a également un temple de Zeus, de qui il a fait ses hôtes les gardiens. Il leur a permis de mourir au même moment, et en arbres, Baucis dans une lime, en tant que supposé, et Philémon dans un chêne, d'où le calcaire est l'emblème de l'amour conjugal. La beauté, la grâce, la simplicité, l'extrême douceur, n'ont jamais été considérées comme des qualités indispensables à une femme aimante. Tous ces nous pouvons trouver symbolisé dans la tilleul. Eve

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. The language of flowers: or, Floral emblems of thoughts, feelings, and sentiments ... Flower language. LUCERN. and preserving them from a flood which covered the low- land. There also was a temple of Zeus, of which he made his hosts the guardians. He allowed them to die at the same moment, and changed them into trees, Baucis into a Lime, as supposed, and Philemon into an Oak, hence the Lime is the emblem of Conjugal Love. Beauty, grace, simplicity, extreme gentleness, have ever been regarded as indispensable qualities in a loving wife. All these we may find symbolized in the Linden Tree. Every Spring it clothes itself with foliage of a pale green. Its flowers are very odoriferous, and supply an abundance of honey to the bee, which is always buzzing amongst its branches. An infusion of its flowers is deemed a most valuable beverage in some cases of sickness. Its wood is turned into bowls, dishes, and doctor's boxes. Its twigs make baskets and cradles. Its bark furnished writing tablets. Shoemakers use it for cutting leather upon. The most elegant use to which it is applied is wood-carving. St. Paul's Cathedral; Chatsworth ; Trinity College, Cambridge ; and many other famous structures are ornamented by its means. Its services , are so great that it well represents' the good wife, whose hand is ever busy, and whose mind is capable of directing it, so as to render home happy. LUCERN {Medicago sativa).—LiFE. LuCERN grows in the same spot for a long time, but when it leaves it, it is for ever. On this account it has been made the emblem of life. Nothing is more pleasing to 130. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Tyas, Robert, 1811-1879. London, New York, G. Routledge and sons

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