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e properties of these require more complex definitions, but they have all very intelligible and well-established names. 'Tea' must be a general term for an extract of any plant in boiling water: though when standing alone the word will take its accepted Chinese meaning: and essence, the general term for the condensed dew of a vegetable vapour, which is with grace and fitness called the 'being' of a plant, because its properties are almost always characteristic of the species; and it is not, like leaf tissue or wood fibre, approximately the same material in different shapes; but a separate element in each family of flowers, of a mysterious, delightful, or dangerous influence, logically inexplicable, chemically inconstructible, and wholly, in dignity of nature, above all modes and faculties of form. * * * * * {254} INDEX II. TO THE PLANTS SPOKEN OF IN THIS VOLUME, UNDER THEIR ENGLISH NAMES, ACCEPTED BY PROSERPINA. Apple, 102 Ash, 120, 127 Aspen, 134 Asphodel, 8, 36 Bay, 51 Bean, 104 Bed-straw, 120 Bindweed, 144 Birch, 172 Blackthorn, 119, 127 Blaeberry, 52, 206 Bluebell, 144 Bramble, 119, 195 Burdock, 112, 131 Burnet, 95 Butterbur, 118 Cabbage, 131, 149 Captain-salad, 149 Carrot, 32, 35 Cauliflower, 131, 149 Cedar, 35, 61, 113 Celandine, 72 Cherry, 65, 130 Chestnut, 62 " Spanish, 166 Chicory, 118 Clover, 111 Colewort, 149 Coltsfoot, 110 Corn-cockle, 108 Corn-flag, 104, 109 Cowslip, 139 Crocus, 36, 37 Daffodil, {255} Daisy, 117, 144, 145 Dandelion, 117 Devil's Bit, 147 Dock, 131 Elm, 52 Fig, 63 Flag, 104 Flax, 165 Foils, Rock, 144 " Roof, 144, 146 Foxglove, 70, 118, 139 Frog-flower, 56 Grape, 103, 130 Grass, 52, 53, 55, 156, 158, 161, 163 Hawk's-eye, 118 Hazel, 120 Heath, 67, 68, 107, 208 Hemlock, 107 Herb-Robert, 121 Holly, 113, 119 Houseleek, 37, 146 Hyacinth, 65, 67 Ivy, 111 Jacinth, 83, 186 King-cup, 110 Laurel, 35, 59, 140 " leaves, 43, 51, 60 Lichen, 175 Lilac, 76 Lily, 1, 36, 53, 104, 109 Lily, St. Bruno's, 1, 7, 9, 10 Lily of the Valley, 143 Lily, Water, 55, 72 Ling, 68, 69 Lion's-tooth, 113 Liquorice, 38 Lucy, 110, 144 Mistletoe, 111 Moss, 12, 15, 175 Mushroom, 43, 127 Myrtle, 51 Nettle, 52, 88, 107 Nightshade, 108 Oak, 36, 140 " blossom,
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