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Selections from Cowper; Scott; Southey; Morris; Longfellow; Shak-
speare; Campbell, and others.

XV. The Oak and the Nobleman.

XVI. The Elm, Willow, and Birch Families.

XVII. The Cone-bearing, or Pine Family. Virgil; Hood; Pierpont; Byron. Adapted. 18?

XVIII. To a Pine-tree

James Russell Lowell. 185

SECOND DIVISION OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM: ENDOGENS.
XIX. The Iris, Lily, and Palm Families ..... Twamley; Thomson; Montgomery.

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EXPLANATION OF THE CHARACTERS USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE BOTANICAL DESCRIP-
TIONS. In the botanical descriptions, the botanical name of the plant is first given in
italics; then follow the common name, Linnæan class, Linnæan order, native color of blo--
som (or of plant when it has no blossom), ordinary height or length of plant, and native
country. r. designates red, pk. pink, w. white, or. orange, pu. purple, y. yellow, cr. cream,
8. or sc. scarlet, g. or gr. green, br. brown, li. lilac, lem. lemon; ap. means apetalous, or
flowerless. The months are designated as follows, beginning with January: J., F., M., A.,
My., Jn., Jl., Au., S., O., N., D.

For the Pronouncing Key" and "Alphabetical List of Authors," see end of
the volume.

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