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inflammable air | fcecal matter | flower

dangerous | unnatural | agreeable | noisome | various

⠀  head flower send we contain twenty - three expand blossom , much rich brilliant colour either two ally ; hence , may readily imagine delightful object must constitute native haunt grow considerable quantity , peep flaming vermilion flower head among green herbage ; thrust thicken root almost every inch stem , suck sustenance humid atmosphere , drink dew settle upon . * beauty variety flower , fragrance freshness insensibly lead associate , long theme poet naturalist ; really subject deserve .the endless form plant appear , adaptation certain situation , peculiar property many specie possess , though grow soil , wonderful metamorphosis undergo seed plant , plant flower seed , speak amenity * paston⠀ ™ magazine botany .

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inflammable air|the fcecal matter|Flower

dangerous|unnatural|more agreeable|noisome|various

⠀  The head of flowers sent us contained twenty - three expanded blossoms , much more rich and brilliant in colour than those of either of its two allies ; hence , we may readily imagine what a delightful object it must constitute in its native haunts where it grows in any considerable quantity , peeping with its flaming vermilion flower heads from among the green herbage ; and thrusting out its thickened roots from almost every inch of the stem , to suck in sustenance from the humid atmosphere , and drink the dew that settles upon them .* The beauty and variety of flowers , the fragrance and freshness which we are insensibly led to associate with them , have long been themes for the poet and naturalist ; but really not more so than the subject deserves .The endless forms in which plants appear , their adaptations to certain situations , the peculiar properties which many species possess , though all grow on the same soil , the wonderful metamorphoses which they undergo from seed to plant , and from plant and flower to seed again , not to speak of the amenity * Paston⠀ ™ s Magazine of Botany .

['inflammable air', 'fcecal matter', 'flower']

â the head of flowers sent us contained twenty three expanded blossoms much more rich and brilliant in colour than those of either of its two allies hence we may readily imagine what a delightful object it must constitute in its native haunts where it grows in any considerable quantity peeping with its flaming vermilion flower heads from among the green herbage and thrusting out its thickened roots from almost every inch of the stem to suck in sustenance from the humid atmosphere and drink the dew that settles upon them the beauty and variety of flowers the fragrance and freshness which we are insensibly led to associate with them have long been themes for the poet and naturalist but really not more so than the subject deserves the endless forms in which plants appear their adaptations to certain situations the peculiar properties which many species possess though all grow on the same soil the wonderful metamorphoses which they undergo from seed to plant and from plant and flower to seed again not to speak of the amenity pastonâ s magazine of botany

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inflammable air | fcecal matter | flower

dangerous | unnatural | agreeable | noisome | various

month .after sea , itlie bung take cask , send noisome jand dangerous vapour , would take fire upon [ application candle . * whole body watertlien find replete little worm - like insect , float , great briskness , part .

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inflammable air|the fcecal matter|Flower

dangerous|unnatural|more agreeable|noisome|various

In about a month .after it has been at sea , when itlie bung is taken out of the cask , it sends up a noisome jand dangerous vapour , which would take fire upon the [ application of a candle .* The whole body of the watertlien is found replete with little worm - like insects , that float , with great briskness , through all its parts .

['inflammable air', 'fcecal matter', 'flower']

in about a month after it has been at sea when itlie bung is taken out of the cask it sends up a noisome jand dangerous vapour which would take fire upon the application of a candle the whole body of the watertlien is found replete with little worm like insects that float with great briskness through all its parts

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inflammable air | fcecal matter | flower

dangerous | unnatural | agreeable | noisome | various

perfectly healthy date digedive organ , probably chemical decompofition , even fccce , take place ; yet fuch change happen fome degree , without apparently produce injurious confrquence .to chemical change may probably attribute extrica - tion inflammable air , various unnatural odour fcecal matter , obfervable difordere date digedive vifeera .analogy would lead we refer change , produce large intedine , eff⠀ ™ edls fecretion lining membrane , fecretion courfc derange difordere irritated date organ , correfponde derangement foecal procef mud expedite enfue .

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inflammable air|the fcecal matter|Flower

dangerous|unnatural|more agreeable|noisome|various

In a perfectly healthy date of the digedive organs , probably no chemical decompofition , even of the fccces , takes place ; yet fuch changes happen in fome degree , without apparently producing any injurious confrquences .To chemical changes we may probably attribute the extrica - tion of inflammable air , and the various and unnatural odour of the fcecal matter , which is obfervable in difordered dates of the digedive vifeera .Analogy would lead us to refer the changes , produced in the large intedines , to the eff⠀ ™ edls of a fecretion from their lining membrane , which fecretion of courfc will be deranged by a difordered and irritated date of the organs , and a correfponding derangement of the foecal procefs mud be expedited to enfue .

['inflammable air', 'fcecal matter', 'flower']

in a perfectly healthy date of the digedive organs probably no chemical decompofition even of the fccces takes place yet fuch changes happen in fome degree without apparently producing any injurious confrquences to chemical changes we may probably attribute the extrica tion of inflammable air and the various and unnatural odour of the fcecal matter which is obfervable in difordered dates of the digedive vifeera analogy would lead us to refer the changes produced in the large intedines to the effâ edls of a fecretion from their lining membrane which fecretion of courfc will be deranged by a difordered and irritated date of the organs and a correfponding derangement of the foecal procefs mud be expedited to enfue

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inflammable air | fcecal matter | flower

dangerous | unnatural | agreeable | noisome | various

) strasburg turpentine .this resin geneâ ¬ rally middle consistence terebinthus larix ; transparent less tenacious either ; colour yellowish brown ; smell agreeable turpentine , except cyprian ; taste bitterest , yet least acrid .form exhibition .

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inflammable air|the fcecal matter|Flower

dangerous|unnatural|more agreeable|noisome|various

) Strasburg Turpentine .This resin is gene ¬ rally of a middle consistence between that of the Terebinthus and the Larix ; more transparent and less tenacious than either ; in colour yellowish brown ; in smell more agreeable than any other turpentine , except the Cyprian ; in taste the bitterest , yet the least acrid .Form of Exhibition .

['inflammable air', 'fcecal matter', 'flower']

strasburg turpentine this resin is geneâ rally of a middle consistence between that of the terebinthus and the larix more transparent and less tenacious than either in colour yellowish brown in smell more agreeable than any other turpentine except the cyprian in taste the bitterest yet the least acrid form of exhibition

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flower

western side strait , ⠀ œ vegetation stunt , ⠀  eastern side total absence tree ; difference measure account great variety soil .those visit coast summer , describe craggy hill , amazing height , completely cover snow ; whilst plain adorn time flower equal fragrance beauty see gardens england .the wood full parrot beautiful bird ; season loca - litie seem equal abundance less beautiful , far useful , duck geese .

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Flower

On the western side of the Straits , ⠀ œ vegetation is very stunted , ⠀  and on the eastern side there is a total absence of trees ; these differences are in some measure accounted for by a great variety in the soil .Those who have visited this coast in summer , describe the craggy hills , which are of an amazing height , as completely covered with snow ; whilst the plains were adorned at the same time with flowers equal in fragrance and beauty to those we see in the gardens of England .The woods are full of parrots and other beautiful birds ; and in other seasons and other loca - lities there seems to be an equal abundance of less beautiful , but far more useful , ducks and geese .

['flower']

on the western side of the straits â vegetation is very stunted â and on the eastern side there is a total absence of trees these differences are in some measure accounted for by a great variety in the soil those who have visited this coast in summer describe the craggy hills which are of an amazing height as completely covered with snow whilst the plains were adorned at the same time with flowers equal in fragrance and beauty to those we see in the gardens of england the woods are full of parrots and other beautiful birds and in other seasons and other loca lities there seems to be an equal abundance of less beautiful but far more useful ducks and geese

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flower | two

foot ever } ⠀ ™ leaf , almost bottom top stalk , co ' forth sjnall , long , wtiite hollow pen - ilulous flow er , somewhat like flower may - lily , bur ejide live long point , part two together , end h ng fom - stalk , sometimes one .and sometimes also two stalk , flower foot leal , without scent , stand one sid .e ' alk , .

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Flower|two

An the foot of ever } ⠀ ™ leaf , almost from the bottom up to the top the stalk , co ' me forth sjnall , long , wtiite and hollow pen - ilulous flow ers , somewhat like the flowers of May - lily , bur ejiding in live long points , for the most part two together , at the end of a h ng fom - stalk , and sometimes but one .and sometimes also two stalks , with flowers at the foot of a leal , which are without any scent at all , and stand on one sid .e of the s ' alk , .

['flower', 'two']

an the foot of ever â leaf almost from the bottom up to the top the stalk co me forth sjnall long wtiite and hollow pen ilulous flow ers somewhat like the flowers of may lily bur ejiding in live long points for the most part two together at the end of a h ng fom stalk and sometimes but one and sometimes also two stalks with flowers at the foot of a leal which are without any scent at all and stand on one sid e of the s alk

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matter | flower | putrid ditch | common sewer

offensive

surface ground ⠖ cover human ordure , many place depth several inch , place , date , resort workman employ various store , sailor ship lie adja - cent quay , native living vicinity , also many soldier come daily balaklava front .the labourer employ remove bury large quantity offensive matter back naval brigade magazine , level ground cleanse .this place use stand commissariat pony , 40 ton manure filth allow collect margin stream flow castle ravine past brigade magazine .

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Matter|Flower|putrid ditches|common sewers

offensive

The surface of this ground ⠖   was covered with human ordure , in many places to a depth of several inches , the place being , at this date , the resort of workmen employed in the various stores , of sailors from the shipping lying off the adja - cent quay , of the natives living in the vicinity , and also of many of the soldiers coming daily to Balaklava from the front .The other labourers were employed in removing and burying large quantities of offensive matter at the back of the Naval Brigade Magazine , and in levelling the ground so cleansed .This place had been used as a stand for Commissariat ponies , and about 40 tons of manure and filth had been allowed to collect on the margin of the stream which flows from the Castle ravine past the Brigade Magazine .

['matter', 'flower', 'putrid ditch', 'common sewer']

the surface of this ground â was covered with human ordure in many places to a depth of several inches the place being at this date the resort of workmen employed in the various stores of sailors from the shipping lying off the adja cent quay of the natives living in the vicinity and also of many of the soldiers coming daily to balaklava from the front the other labourers were employed in removing and burying large quantities of offensive matter at the back of the naval brigade magazine and in levelling the ground so cleansed this place had been used as a stand for commissariat ponies and about tons of manure and filth had been allowed to collect on the margin of the stream which flows from the castle ravine past the brigade magazine

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matter | flower | putrid ditch | common sewer

offensive

difficulty communicate infection animal dry state air , remark western coast africa , blow harmattan , agree observation plague french phyâ ¬ sician , complaint first make appearance french army moist state air syria , lie wall jaffa february , 1800 .it well know fact volatile body soon convert gaseous state presence water atmosphere ; strikingly exemplify great rapidity limestone burn reduâ ¬ ce quick - lime , moist weather , assistance render dry season , place pan water ash - pit ; perâ ¬ fume flower sensible air humid , fall evening dew , morning dew evaporate , dissiâ ¬ pat ray rise sun ; reason stench putrid ditch common sewer , convey - organ smell much speedily summer previous rain , air charge moisture art prescribe .213 stance may admissible .

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Matter|Flower|putrid ditches|common sewers

offensive

The difficulty of communicating infection to animals during a dry state of the air , as remarked on the Western Coasts of Africa , during the blowing of the Harmattan , agrees with some observations on Plague by the French Phy ¬ sicians , as this complaint first made its appearance in the French army during a moist state of the air in Syria , when it lay under the walls of Jaffa in February , 1800 .It is a well known fact that volatile bodies are sooner converted into a gaseous state by the presence of water in the atmosphere ; this is strikingly exemplified by the greater rapidity with which Limestone is burnt and redu ¬ ced to quick - lime , in moist weather , and by the assistance which is rendered in a dry season , by placing a pan of water in the ash - pit ; so again the per ¬ fume of flowers is most sensible when the air is humid , as during the fall of the evening dew , or in the morning when the dew evaporates , and is dissi ¬ pated by the rays of the rising sun ; for the same reason the stench of putrid ditches and common sewers , is conveyed - to the organs of smell much more speedily in summer previous to rain , when the air is charged with moisture AND ART OF PRESCRIBING .213 stance it may be admissible .

['matter', 'flower', 'putrid ditch', 'common sewer']

the difficulty of communicating infection to animals during a dry state of the air as remarked on the western coasts of africa during the blowing of the harmattan agrees with some observations on plague by the french phyâ sicians as this complaint first made its appearance in the french army during a moist state of the air in syria when it lay under the walls of jaffa in february it is a well known fact that volatile bodies are sooner converted into a gaseous state by the presence of water in the atmosphere this is strikingly exemplified by the greater rapidity with which limestone is burnt and reduâ ced to quick lime in moist weather and by the assistance which is rendered in a dry season by placing a pan of water in the ash pit so again the perâ fume of flowers is most sensible when the air is humid as during the fall of the evening dew or in the morning when the dew evaporates and is dissiâ pated by the rays of the rising sun for the same reason the stench of putrid ditches and common sewers is conveyed to the organs of smell much more speedily in summer previous to rain when the air is charged with moisture and art of prescribing stance it may be admissible

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flower

vine , instance , seldom grow , find grape ripen w ' ell ; ⠀ œ easpberrie agreeable taste , strawberry entirely insipid , fit eat .⠀  unaccountable deficiency scent flower ; , though kind grow - ing country , fall far short - spect , exceed exquisite benuty colour .some remarkable japanese plant nandina domestica ( nat .

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Flower

The Vine , for instance , is seldom grown , because it has been found that the grapes do not ripen w ' ell ; ⠀ œ Easpberries are not very agreeable to the taste , and Strawberries are entirely insipid , and not fit to eat .⠀  There is the same unaccountable deficiency of scent in the flowers ; which , though of the same kind as those grow - ing in other countries , fall as far short of them in this re - spect , as they exceed them in the exquisite benuty of their colours .Some of the most remarkable of Japanese plants are Nandina domestica ( Nat .

['flower']

the vine for instance is seldom grown because it has been found that the grapes do not ripen w ell â easpberries are not very agreeable to the taste and strawberries are entirely insipid and not fit to eat â there is the same unaccountable deficiency of scent in the flowers which though of the same kind as those grow ing in other countries fall as far short of them in this re spect as they exceed them in the exquisite benuty of their colours some of the most remarkable of japanese plants are nandina domestica nat

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turpentine | garlic | mustard gas | h2oo | | flower

peculiarly smell

consequence judgment , one necessarily follow cause effect .ihe natural creature scent color flower ; know depend heredity , yet influence soil cultivation .knowe exactly , predict result ; complicated question human motive must content agnostik attitude , though assure law necessity still hold good .

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Turpentine|Garlic|Mustard gas|H2oO|their|Flower

peculiarly smelling

my will is but a consequence of my Judgment , and the one necessarily follows the other as cause and effect .Ihe will is as natural to the creature as scent and color are to the flower ; and these we know depend on its heredity , yet can be influenced by soil and cultivation .Knowing these exactly , we can predict the result ; but in the more complicated question of human motive we must be content with an Agnostik attitude , though assured that the law of necessity still holds good .

['turpentine', 'garlic', 'mustard gas', 'h2oo', '', 'flower']

my will is but a consequence of my judgment and the one necessarily follows the other as cause and effect ihe will is as natural to the creature as scent and color are to the flower and these we know depend on its heredity yet can be influenced by soil and cultivation knowing these exactly we can predict the result but in the more complicated question of human motive we must be content with an agnostik attitude though assured that the law of necessity still holds good

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turpentine | garlic | mustard gas | h2oo | | flower

peculiarly smell

melt moderate heat ; stronger volatilise : dry way dissolve earth calce metal .fixed alkaline salt obtainable sea salt nitre , vegetable , except perhaps voâ ¬ latile acrid kind , impress nose sharply scent , mustard - seed , garlic , & c . ; contain part volatile , become volatile salt .

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Turpentine|Garlic|Mustard gas|H2oO|their|Flower

peculiarly smelling

They melt in a moderate heat ; and in a stronger they are volatilised : in the dry way they dissolve earths and the calces of metals .Fixed alkaline salt is obtainable from sea salt and nitre , and from all vegetables , except perhaps some of the vo ¬ latile acrid kind , which impress the nose sharply with their scent , such as mustard - seed , garlic , & c .; these contain parts that are volatile , and become volatile salt .

['turpentine', 'garlic', 'mustard gas', 'h2oo', '', 'flower']

they melt in a moderate heat and in a stronger they are volatilised in the dry way they dissolve earths and the calces of metals fixed alkaline salt is obtainable from sea salt and nitre and from all vegetables except perhaps some of the voâ latile acrid kind which impress the nose sharply with their scent such as mustard seed garlic c these contain parts that are volatile and become volatile salt

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turpentine | garlic | mustard gas | h2oo | | flower

peculiarly smell

hydrocarpol , cj ( .h2oo , peculiarly smell , turpentine - like mass , boil 220â ° vacuo , decompose high temperature carpene jp - cresol .these also form , together carbon dioxide , dry distillation acid .

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Turpentine|Garlic|Mustard gas|H2oO|their|Flower

peculiarly smelling

Hydrocarpol , Cj ( .H2oO , is a peculiarly smelling , turpentine - like mass , which boils at 220Â ° in vacuo , and decomposes at a higher temperature into carpene and jp - cresol .These are also formed , together with carbon dioxide , by the dry distillation of the acid .

['turpentine', 'garlic', 'mustard gas', 'h2oo', '', 'flower']

hydrocarpol cj hoo is a peculiarly smelling turpentine like mass which boils at â in vacuo and decomposes at a higher temperature into carpene and jp cresol these are also formed together with carbon dioxide by the dry distillation of the acid

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excrement | piece | fabour | | flower |

cent | cifagree - able

fpringsin neighbourhood digne hot ; temperature water vary 30 40 degree reaumur ' ther - mometer .it take externally internally , yet undergone exsdl chemical analysis ; evidently contain much fulp ' nur alkali , emit cifagree - able fmell .taken internally operate ftrong purga - tive .

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Excrement|pieces|fabour|it|Flower|their

Cent|very cifagree - able

All the fpringsin the neighbourhood of Digne are hot ; the temperature of the water varies from 30 to 40 degrees of Reaumur ' s ther - mometer .It is taken externally and internally , but it has not yet undergone an exsdl chemical analysis ; it evidently contains much fulp ' nur and alkali , as it emits a very cifagree - able fmell .Taken internally it operates as a ftrong purga - tive .

['excrement', 'piece', 'fabour', '', 'flower', '']

all the fpringsin the neighbourhood of digne are hot the temperature of the water varies from to degrees of reaumur s ther mometer it is taken externally and internally but it has not yet undergone an exsdl chemical analysis it evidently contains much fulp nur and alkali as it emits a very cifagree able fmell taken internally it operates as a ftrong purga tive

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excrement | piece | fabour | | flower |

cent | cifagree - able

commencement period year could possibly forget world perpetual change decay .the earth cover flower , air saturate odour .it true many vanish path , slide away quietly , place occupy many fragrant beautiful successor , scarcely sensible departure .

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Excrement|pieces|fabour|it|Flower|their

Cent|very cifagree - able

Its commencement is the only period of the year in which we could possibly forget that we are in a world of perpetual change and decay .The earth is covered with flowers , and the air is saturated with their odours .It is true that many have vanished from our path , but they have slid away so quietly , and their places have been occupied by so many fragrant and beautiful successors , that we have scarcely been sensible of their departure .

['excrement', 'piece', 'fabour', '', 'flower', '']

its commencement is the only period of the year in which we could possibly forget that we are in a world of perpetual change and decay the earth is covered with flowers and the air is saturated with their odours it is true that many have vanished from our path but they have slid away so quietly and their places have been occupied by so many fragrant and beautiful successors that we have scarcely been sensible of their departure

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excrement | piece | fabour | | flower |

cent | cifagree - able

bpaebe .odor , fabour , cent , fmell .v .

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Excrement|pieces|fabour|it|Flower|their

Cent|very cifagree - able

On bpaebe .Odor , fabour , Cent , fmell .v .

['excrement', 'piece', 'fabour', '', 'flower', '']

on bpaebe odor fabour cent fmell v

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excrement | piece | fabour | | flower |

cent | cifagree - able

hot climate abound many village , always sweet clean , unlike trust cleanliness native .no soon piece offal excrement drop , attract scent , scavenger hear come hum along fast wing carry .they roll away dropping cattle round piece , often large billiard ball ; reach place fit softness deposit egg safety young , dig soil beneath ball till quite let z88 world wonder .

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Excrement|pieces|fabour|it|Flower|their

Cent|very cifagree - able

In hot climates they abound in many villages , which are always sweet and clean , and very unlike those that have to trust to the cleanliness of the natives .No sooner are any pieces of offal or excrement dropped than , attracted by the scent , the scavengers are heard coming humming along as fast as their wings will carry them .They roll away the droppings of cattle at once in round pieces , often as large as billiard balls ; and when they reach a place fitted I by its softness for the deposit of their eggs and the I safety of their young , they dig the soil out from beneath the ball till they have quite let it down and z88 THE WORLD OF WONDERS .

['excrement', 'piece', 'fabour', '', 'flower', '']

in hot climates they abound in many villages which are always sweet and clean and very unlike those that have to trust to the cleanliness of the natives no sooner are any pieces of offal or excrement dropped than attracted by the scent the scavengers are heard coming humming along as fast as their wings will carry them they roll away the droppings of cattle at once in round pieces often as large as billiard balls and when they reach a place fitted i by its softness for the deposit of their eggs and the i safety of their young they dig the soil out from beneath the ball till they have quite let it down and z the world of wonders

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condiment | | flower

fetid | aromatic

ordinary curry powder mixture turmeric , black - pepper , coriander seed , cayenne , fenugreek , cardamom , cumin , gingei ' , allspice , clove .belonge ginger order aromatic condiment .turmeric example , root - stock curcuma longa , east indian plant , import chiefly bengal peru .

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condiments|some|Flower

fetid|aromatic

Ordinary curry powder is a mixture of turmeric , black - pepper , coriander seeds , cayenne , fenugreek , cardamoms , cumin , gingei ' , allspice , and cloves .Belonging to the ginger order are some of the aromatic condiments .Turmeric is an example , the root - stock of Curcuma longa , an East Indian plant , imported chiefly from Bengal and Peru .

['condiment', '', 'flower']

ordinary curry powder is a mixture of turmeric black pepper coriander seeds cayenne fenugreek cardamoms cumin gingei allspice and cloves belonging to the ginger order are some of the aromatic condiments turmeric is an example the root stock of curcuma longa an east indian plant imported chiefly from bengal and peru

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condiment | | flower

fetid | aromatic

tupa appear acrid deleterious whole .feuillee say , even odor flower cause excessive vomiting ; , apply skin , take internally , acridity pro - duce violent inflammation pain , often follow death .l .

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condiments|some|Flower

fetid|aromatic

Tupa appears to be the most acrid and deleterious of the whole .Feuillee says , that even the odor of the flower will cause excessive vomiting ; and , if applied to the skin , or taken internally , its acridity pro - duces violent inflammation and pain , often followed by death .L .

['condiment', '', 'flower']

tupa appears to be the most acrid and deleterious of the whole feuillee says that even the odor of the flower will cause excessive vomiting and if applied to the skin or taken internally its acridity pro duces violent inflammation and pain often followed by death l

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condiment | | flower

fetid | aromatic

cerujfie achate , fpread upon linen , lint .when tos discharge , purulent difcharge make appearance later , eight , ten , even twelve year age , much difcoloured , fetid , give rife fufpicion young pra & itioner guard againft .there , indeed , inftance little girl , fix year old , injure , confe - quence make judicious difcrimina - tion ; hand , inftance fufpicious appear - ance , late age thirteen fourteen , injury could - ceive without confent party , generally perfectly innocent , , therefore , leaft fufpicion would diftrefie , might make whole family miferable .

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condiments|some|Flower

fetid|aromatic

cerujfie achates , fpread upon linen , or lint .When toS Discharges from , When the purulent difcharge makes its appearance later , which it will do at eight , ten , and even twelve years of age , and is much difcoloured , and fetid , it gives rife to a fufpicion which young pra & itioners cannot be too guarded againft .There are , indeed , inftances of little girls , not more than fix years old , being injured , and it is of confe - quence to make a judicious difcrimina - tion ; but there are on the other hand , inftances of a very fufpicious appear - ance , as late as the age of thirteen or fourteen , where no injury could be re - ceived without the confent of the party , who is generally perfectly innocent , and where , therefore , the leaft fufpicion would be very diftrefiing to her , and might make a whole family miferable .

['condiment', '', 'flower']

cerujfie achates fpread upon linen or lint when tos discharges from when the purulent difcharge makes its appearance later which it will do at eight ten and even twelve years of age and is much difcoloured and fetid it gives rife to a fufpicion which young pra itioners cannot be too guarded againft there are indeed inftances of little girls not more than fix years old being injured and it is of confe quence to make a judicious difcrimina tion but there are on the other hand inftances of a very fufpicious appear ance as late as the age of thirteen or fourteen where no injury could be re ceived without the confent of the party who is generally perfectly innocent and where therefore the leaft fufpicion would be very diftrefiing to her and might make a whole family miferable

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flower | oak | beech | forest tree

night flower , moreover , generally pale ; instance , lychnis vespertina white , lychnis diurna > flower day , red .indeed , may lay general rule flower fertilize insect , instance beech , oak , forest tree , small size , possess either colour , scent , honey . * ⠀ ¢ ] part flower .

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Flower|Oak|those of the Beech|most other forest trees

Night flowers , moreover , are generally pale ; for instance , Lychnis vespertina is white , while Lychnis diurna > which flowers by day , is red .Indeed , it may be laid down as a general rule that those flowers which are not fertilized by insects , as for instance those of the Beech , Oak , and most other forest trees , are small in size , and do not possess either colour , scent , or honey .* ⠀ ¢ ] THE PARTS OF A FLOWER .

['flower', 'oak', 'beech', 'forest tree']

night flowers moreover are generally pale for instance lychnis vespertina is white while lychnis diurna which flowers by day is red indeed it may be laid down as a general rule that those flowers which are not fertilized by insects as for instance those of the beech oak and most other forest trees are small in size and do not possess either colour scent or honey â the parts of a flower

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flower

fact explain supposing parasite , pursuance long - establish habit , aud stimulate seasonal influ - ence , move surface spring time autumn , meet liberating agent , larvae filaria bancrofti periodically swarm , night time , peripheral circulation human host take nocturnal mosquito carrier ; , , latent malaria parasite awaken , multiply , give rise new paroxysm fever year year season mosquito activity .several example might adduce show disease parasite transmit agent correlate 89 wondrous way night - day - open flower , flower give scent night day nocturnal diurnal pollinating insect respectively .and could instructive trematode disease succinea putris ? parasite snail attain maturity intestine several passerine bird .

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Flower

This fact can only be explained by supposing that the parasites , in pursuance of long - established habit , aud stimulated by seasonal influ - ences , moves to the surface at spring time and in autumn , to meet their liberating agent , just as the larvae of Filaria bancrofti periodically swarm , at night time , into the peripheral circulation of their human host to be taken up by the nocturnal mosquito carrier ; or , again , as the latent malaria parasites awaken , multiply , and give rise to new paroxysms of fever year after year at the very season of mosquito activity .Several examples might be adduced to show that disease parasites and their transmitting agents are correlated 89 in as wondrous a way as night - and day - opening flowers , or flowers which give off scent by night or by day with nocturnal and diurnal pollinating insects respectively .And what could be more instructive than the trematode disease of Succinea putris ? The parasite of this snail attains maturity in the intestine of several Passerine birds .

['flower']

this fact can only be explained by supposing that the parasites in pursuance of long established habit aud stimulated by seasonal influ ences moves to the surface at spring time and in autumn to meet their liberating agent just as the larvae of filaria bancrofti periodically swarm at night time into the peripheral circulation of their human host to be taken up by the nocturnal mosquito carrier or again as the latent malaria parasites awaken multiply and give rise to new paroxysms of fever year after year at the very season of mosquito activity several examples might be adduced to show that disease parasites and their transmitting agents are correlated in as wondrous a way as night and day opening flowers or flowers which give off scent by night or by day with nocturnal and diurnal pollinating insects respectively and what could be more instructive than the trematode disease of succinea putris the parasite of this snail attains maturity in the intestine of several passerine birds

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flower

.87 flower odour ..

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Flower

.87 Flowers and odours ..

['flower']

flowers and odours

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garland | flower | rise - odour | odour

dance suffice show interest entertainment , without unduly trench - e attention due guest .in part ball per - fect , ⠀ ” ⠀ œ music , banquet , wine ; garland , rose - odour , flower .⠀  hostess host , pro - gress ball , courteously accost chat friend , take care lady furnish seat , wish dance provide partner .

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Garland|Flower|the rose - odours|odours

A few dances will suffice to show her interest in the entertainment , without unduly trench - ing on the attention due to her guests .In all its parts a ball should be per - fect , ⠀ ” ⠀ œ The music , and the banquet , and the wine ; The garlands , the rose - odours , and the flowers .⠀  The hostess or host , during the pro - gress of a ball , will courteously accost and chat with their friends , and take care that the ladies are furnished with seats , and that those who wish to dance are provided with partners .

['garland', 'flower', 'rise - odour', 'odour']

a few dances will suffice to show her interest in the entertainment without unduly trench ing on the attention due to her guests in all its parts a ball should be per fect â â the music and the banquet and the wine the garlands the rose odours and the flowers â the hostess or host during the pro gress of a ball will courteously accost and chat with their friends and take care that the ladies are furnished with seats and that those who wish to dance are provided with partners

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flower

let we see whether throw light upon .at close last century , conrad sprengel publish valuable work flower , point form colour , scent , honey , general structure flower , reference visit insect , importance transfer pollen stamen pistil .this admirable work , however , attract attention deserve , , remain almost unknown mr .

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Flower

Let us see whether we can throw any light upon them .At the close of the last century , Conrad Sprengel published a valuable work on flowers , in which he pointed out that the forms and colours , the scent , honey , and general structure of flowers , have reference to the visits of insects , which are of importance in transferring the pollen from the stamens to the pistil .This admirable work , however , did not attract the attention it deserved , , and remained almost unknown until Mr .

['flower']

let us see whether we can throw any light upon them at the close of the last century conrad sprengel published a valuable work on flowers in which he pointed out that the forms and colours the scent honey and general structure of flowers have reference to the visits of insects which are of importance in transferring the pollen from the stamens to the pistil this admirable work however did not attract the attention it deserved and remained almost unknown until mr

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flower

improbable irritation air passage , often attribute mechanical action pollen grass plants⠀ ” really due minute quantity poison like poison - vine , present pollen hay plant yet susâ ¬ pecte , try , convict .1 regard poisonous action distance possibly exert plant , must overlook effect perfume discharge air flower .primarily perfume appear serve flower attract special insect , whose movement search honey flower pollen one convey another fertilisation effect .

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Flower

It is not at all improbable that this irritation of the air passages , often attributed to the mechanical action of the pollen of grass and other plants⠀ ” really is due to minute quantities of a poison like that of the poison - vine , present in the pollen of some hay plant yet to be sus ¬ pected , tried , and convicted .1 With regard to a poisonous action at a distance being possibly exerted by plants , we must not overlook the effects of some perfumes discharged into the air by flowers .Primarily such perfumes appear to serve the flowers by attracting to them special insects , by whose movements and search for honey in the flowers the pollen of one is conveyed to another and fertilisation effected .

['flower']

it is not at all improbable that this irritation of the air passages often attributed to the mechanical action of the pollen of grass and other plantsâ really is due to minute quantities of a poison like that of the poison vine present in the pollen of some hay plant yet to be susâ pected tried and convicted with regard to a poisonous action at a distance being possibly exerted by plants we must not overlook the effects of some perfumes discharged into the air by flowers primarily such perfumes appear to serve the flowers by attracting to them special insects by whose movements and search for honey in the flowers the pollen of one is conveyed to another and fertilisation effected

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garland | flower | rise

well hostess , even partial amusement , graceful dancer , participate great extent , lest lady party occasion complain monopoly gentleman , cause neglect .a dance suffice show interest entertainment , without unduly trench atten - tion due guest part ball perfect , ⠀ ” ⠀ œ music , banquet , wine ; garland , rose - odour , flower .⠀  hostess host , progress ball , courteously accost chat friend , take cart lady furnish seat , wish dauoe evening home .

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Garland|Flower|Rose

It will be well for the hostess , even if she be very partial to the amusement , and a graceful dancer , not to participate in it to any great extent , lest the ladies of the party should have occasion to complain of her monopoly of the gentlemen , and other causes of neglect .A few dances will suffice to show her interest in the entertainment , without unduly trenching on the atten - tion due to her guests In all its parts a ball should be perfect , ⠀ ” ⠀ œ The music , and the banquet , and the wine ; The garlands , the rose - odours , and the flowers .⠀  The hostess or host , during the progress of a ball , will courteously accost and chat with their friends , and take cart that the ladies are furnished with seats , and that those who wish to dauoe Evenings at Home .

['garland', 'flower', 'rise']

it will be well for the hostess even if she be very partial to the amusement and a graceful dancer not to participate in it to any great extent lest the ladies of the party should have occasion to complain of her monopoly of the gentlemen and other causes of neglect a few dances will suffice to show her interest in the entertainment without unduly trenching on the atten tion due to her guests in all its parts a ball should be perfect â â the music and the banquet and the wine the garlands the rose odours and the flowers â the hostess or host during the progress of a ball will courteously accost and chat with their friends and take cart that the ladies are furnished with seats and that those who wish to dauoe evenings at home

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flower

henna , use stain finger nail , give forth peculiar sweet odour .the flower often use harem scent body .in spite religious injunction avoid alcoholic liquor , wine generally imbibe seraglio .

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Flower

Henna , used for staining the finger nails , gives forth a peculiar sweet odour .The flowers are often used in the harems to scent the body .In spite of the religious injunction to avoid alcoholic liquors , wine is generally imbibed in the seraglios .

['flower']

henna used for staining the finger nails gives forth a peculiar sweet odour the flowers are often used in the harems to scent the body in spite of the religious injunction to avoid alcoholic liquors wine is generally imbibed in the seraglios

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flower | | tooth -

xiv notes .flowers use odour , cosmetic tooth - powder must avoid .the cure disturb hot bath , bath impregnate herb , sulphur medicament .

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XIV NOTES .flowers used for their odour , cosmetics and tooth - powders must be avoided .The cure is disturbed by hot baths , or baths impregnated with herbs , sulphur and other medicaments .

['flower', '', 'tooth -']

xiv notes flowers used for their odour cosmetics and tooth powders must be avoided the cure is disturbed by hot baths or baths impregnated with herbs sulphur and other medicaments

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fruit | flower | clove | gelsamine

19 approach wind trunk around ^ lift boat seat beside : fall paddle till pass middle lake cease land bank .here twain take ground begin pace forwards , gaze around regard tree bore burthen ambergris lign - aloe , sandal , clove gelsamine , ^ flower fruit bedrest whose odour broaden breast excite sprite .there also bird warble , various voice , note ravish rapture heart melody musick .

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19 approached them and winding his trunk around them ^ lifted them both into the boat and seated them beside himself : then he fell to paddling till he passed through the middle of the lake and he ceased not so doing until he had landed them on the further bank .Here the twain took ground and began to pace forwards , gazing around them the while and regarding the trees which bore for burthen ambergris and lign - aloes , sandal , cloves and gelsamine , ^ all with flowers and fruits bedrest whose odours broadened the breast and excited the sprite .There also the birds warbled , with various voices , notes ravishing and rapturing the heart by the melodies of their musick .

['fruit', 'flower', 'clove', 'gelsamine']

approached them and winding his trunk around them lifted them both into the boat and seated them beside himself then he fell to paddling till he passed through the middle of the lake and he ceased not so doing until he had landed them on the further bank here the twain took ground and began to pace forwards gazing around them the while and regarding the trees which bore for burthen ambergris and lign aloes sandal cloves and gelsamine all with flowers and fruits bedrest whose odours broadened the breast and excited the sprite there also the birds warbled with various voices notes ravishing and rapturing the heart by the melodies of their musick

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flower | red crimfon

` ` / , - ' .this braue plant , white roote fpreade diuers wayes vnder ground , fendeth forth many grecne leaue , fpread round head thereof , whereof toinc - broadc long , pointed end , finely alfo fnipt edge : middle whereof arifeth vp round hollow ftalke , two foote high lcaft , bcfcc diuer fuch leaue grow , long ` ` '' aboue , branch toppe aboundantly , euery branch bear diuer grecne leaue , one foote cuery alfo , toppe whereof doe end agrcatlargc tuft flower , withafmallgrceneleafc foote thcftalkeof euery flower , footeftalkc inch long , bear round greene buske , diuide fiuc long leaue point turn downwards , tlicmidft euery amoft rich crimfon colour flower , end flue long narrow leaue , ftan ding foreright , three fall wnc , withalongvmbonefetasitwereatthc backe , big , fmaller ab ^ ue , toppe fmall head , little paler colour flower , fent fmell , commendable onâ ¬ ly great bufli fo orient red crimfon flower : flower arc paft , feede comraeth fmall head , clofe within thofc greene husk hold flower , like vntothe feede veflel mariana , couentry bel , fmall brownifti .the place . ''

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Flower|red crimfon

/ , - ' i .This braue plant , from a white roote fpreading diuers wayes vnder ground , fendeth forth many grecne leaues , fpread round about the head thereof , each whereof is Toinc - what broadc and long , and pointed at the end , finely alfo fnipt about the edges : from the middle whereof arifeth vp a round hollow ftalke , two foote high at the lcaft , bcfcc with diuers fuch leaues as grow below , but longer " below then aboue , and branching out at the toppe aboundantly , euery branch bearing diuers grecne leaues on them , and one at the foote of cuery of them alfo , the toppes whereof doe end in agrcatlargc tuft of flowers , withafmallgrceneleafc at the foote of thcftalkeof euery flower , each footeftalkc being about an inch long , bearing a round greene buske , diuided into fiuc long leaues or points turned downwards , and in tlicmidft of euery of them amoft rich crimfon coloured flower , ending in flue long narrow leaues , ftan ding all of them foreright , but three of them falling do wnc , withalongvmbonefetasitwereatthc backe of them , bigger below , and fmaller ab ^ ue , and at the toppe a fmall head , being of a little paler colour then the flower , but of no fent or fmell at all , commendable on ¬ ly for the great bufli of fo orient red crimfon flowers : after the flowers arc paft , the feede comraeth in fmall heads , clofed within thofc greene husks that held the flowers , which is very like vntothe feede veflels of the Mariana , or Couentry Bels , and is fmall and brownifti .The I The Place .

['flower', 'red crimfon']

i this braue plant from a white roote fpreading diuers wayes vnder ground fendeth forth many grecne leaues fpread round about the head thereof each whereof is toinc what broadc and long and pointed at the end finely alfo fnipt about the edges from the middle whereof arifeth vp a round hollow ftalke two foote high at the lcaft bcfcc with diuers fuch leaues as grow below but longer below then aboue and branching out at the toppe aboundantly euery branch bearing diuers grecne leaues on them and one at the foote of cuery of them alfo the toppes whereof doe end in agrcatlargc tuft of flowers withafmallgrceneleafc at the foote of thcftalkeof euery flower each footeftalkc being about an inch long bearing a round greene buske diuided into fiuc long leaues or points turned downwards and in tlicmidft of euery of them amoft rich crimfon coloured flower ending in flue long narrow leaues ftan ding all of them foreright but three of them falling do wnc withalongvmbonefetasitwereatthc backe of them bigger below and fmaller ab ue and at the toppe a fmall head being of a little paler colour then the flower but of no fent or fmell at all commendable onâ ly for the great bufli of fo orient red crimfon flowers after the flowers arc paft the feede comraeth in fmall heads clofed within thofc greene husks that held the flowers which is very like vntothe feede veflels of the mariana or couentry bels and is fmall and brownifti the i the place

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flower | volatile oil

flower fragrant odour , retain dry , aromatic , bitter taste .the odour flower due volatile oil contain , oil therapeutical principle , flower use medicine .oil lavender , oleum lavamdulce ( br .

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Flower|Volatile oil

The flowers have a fragrant odour , which they retain when dried , and an aromatic , bitter taste .The odour of the flowers is due to the volatile oil they contain , and this oil is their therapeutical principle , the flowers themselves not being used in medicine .Oil of lavender , oleum lavamdulce ( Br .

['flower', 'volatile oil']

the flowers have a fragrant odour which they retain when dried and an aromatic bitter taste the odour of the flowers is due to the volatile oil they contain and this oil is their therapeutical principle the flowers themselves not being used in medicine oil of lavender oleum lavamdulce br

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flower

` ` , already explain connec - tion theory pleasure pain , excessive prolong intensity , pass limit healthy action , destroy sensibility ; period soon put duration intense feeling .⠀ œ breath flower , ` ` '' say lord bacon , ⠀ œ far sweet air , come go like warble music , hand .⠀  * principle imply hold good , odour , kind feel . ''

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Flower

For , as already explained in connec - tion with the theory of pleasure and pain , excessive or prolonged intensity , passing the limit of healthy action , destroys sensibility ; so that a period is soon put to the duration of intense feelings .⠀ œ The breath of flowers , " says Lord Bacon , ⠀ œ is far sweeter in the air , where it comes and goes like the warbling of music , than in the hand .⠀  * And the principle here implied holds good , not only of odours , but of all kinds of feeling .

['flower']

for as already explained in connec tion with the theory of pleasure and pain excessive or prolonged intensity passing the limit of healthy action destroys sensibility so that a period is soon put to the duration of intense feelings â the breath of flowers says lord bacon â is far sweeter in the air where it comes and goes like the warbling of music than in the hand â and the principle here implied holds good not only of odours but of all kinds of feeling

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flower | real fruit | patient | effluyia | fharp vinegar | distillery

fragrant | refmous | aromatic

heat beâ ¬ fore , fmeli cinnamon foon perceivâ ¬ ed company , whole room fhort ime fo perfume , imâ ¬ mediately aifedfe note come , odour remain next day .he try balfam peru like fuccef , mention friend ( whole teftimony , fay , care without ) receive power balfam , fmelle fo ftrong , go abroad fupper , wras often afke company wdiat prefume .the next day , mr .

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Fragrant|refmous|aromatic

When he had heated this as be ¬ fore , the fmeli of cinnamon was foon perceiv ¬ ed by the company , and the whole room was in a fhort ime fo perfumed by it , that it im ¬ mediately aifedfed the notes of all who came in , and the odour remained the next day .He tried the balfam of Peru with the like fuccefs , when his above mentioned friend ( whole teftimony , he fays , he did not care to be without ) after he had received the power of the balfam , fmelled fo ftrong of it , that going abroad to fupper , he wras often afked by the company wdiat prefume he had about him .The next day , when Mr .

['flower', 'real fruit', 'patient', 'effluyia', 'fharp vinegar', 'distillery']

when he had heated this as beâ fore the fmeli of cinnamon was foon perceivâ ed by the company and the whole room was in a fhort ime fo perfumed by it that it imâ mediately aifedfed the notes of all who came in and the odour remained the next day he tried the balfam of peru with the like fuccefs when his above mentioned friend whole teftimony he fays he did not care to be without after he had received the power of the balfam fmelled fo ftrong of it that going abroad to fupper he wras often afked by the company wdiat prefume he had about him the next day when mr

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flower | real fruit | patient | effluyia | fharp vinegar | distillery

fragrant | refmous | aromatic

roll eye asleep , draw tlie mouth slight twitching , frequent smile sleep , occasionally little blueness mouth .these symptom owe generally distension stomach fiatulence , easily dispel friction sto - mach , back , bowel , ora little sal volatile , aromatic distilled water .there convulsive affection peculiar clumicter attack young child , describe first dr .

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Fragrant|refmous|aromatic

s a rolling about of the eyes when asleep , a drawing down of tlie mouth with slight twitchings , frequent smiling during sleep , and occasionally a little blueness about the mouth .These symptoms are owing generally to distension of the stomach and to fiatulence , and are easily dispelled by frictions on the sto - mach , back , and bowels , ora little sal volatile , or some of the aromatic distilled waters .There is a convulsive affection of a very peculiar clumicter which attacks very young children , and was described first by Dr .

['flower', 'real fruit', 'patient', 'effluyia', 'fharp vinegar', 'distillery']

s a rolling about of the eyes when asleep a drawing down of tlie mouth with slight twitchings frequent smiling during sleep and occasionally a little blueness about the mouth these symptoms are owing generally to distension of the stomach and to fiatulence and are easily dispelled by frictions on the sto mach back and bowels ora little sal volatile or some of the aromatic distilled waters there is a convulsive affection of a very peculiar clumicter which attacks very young children and was described first by dr

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flower | real fruit | patient | effluyia | fharp vinegar | distillery

fragrant | refmous | aromatic

odour general character compound much resemble sulphur , easily distinguish except brown red colour solution .when powdered selenium boil solution potassa , dark brown solution hepatic taste smell result , acid precipitate selenium .fuse potassa , selenium produce seleniate potassa seleniuret potassium .

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Fragrant|refmous|aromatic

The odour and general characters of these compounds so much resemble those with sulphur , as not easily to be distinguished except by the brown and red colours of their solutions .When powdered selenium is boiled in solution of potassa , a dark brown solution of an hepatic taste and smell is the result , from which acids precipitate selenium .Fused with potassa , selenium produces seleniate of potassa and seleniuret of potassium .

['flower', 'real fruit', 'patient', 'effluyia', 'fharp vinegar', 'distillery']

the odour and general characters of these compounds so much resemble those with sulphur as not easily to be distinguished except by the brown and red colours of their solutions when powdered selenium is boiled in solution of potassa a dark brown solution of an hepatic taste and smell is the result from which acids precipitate selenium fused with potassa selenium produces seleniate of potassa and seleniuret of potassium

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flower | real fruit | patient | effluyia | fharp vinegar | distillery

fragrant | refmous | aromatic

clove unexpanded flower , flower - bud , clove tree , first obtain tree six year old ; gather october november open , still green ; dry sun , expose smoke heat 1 20 â ° , till assume brown hue .it curious fact flower fully develop quite inodorous , real fruit least aromatic .qualities .

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Fragrant|refmous|aromatic

Cloves are the unexpanded flowers , or flower - buds , of the clove tree , which are first obtained when the tree is six years old ; they are gathered in October and November before they open , and when they are still green ; and are dried in the sun , after having been exposed to smoke at a heat of 1 20 Â ° , till they assume a brown hue .It is a curious fact that the flowers when fully developed are quite inodorous , and that the real fruit is not in the least aromatic .Qualities .

['flower', 'real fruit', 'patient', 'effluyia', 'fharp vinegar', 'distillery']

cloves are the unexpanded flowers or flower buds of the clove tree which are first obtained when the tree is six years old they are gathered in october and november before they open and when they are still green and are dried in the sun after having been exposed to smoke at a heat of â till they assume a brown hue it is a curious fact that the flowers when fully developed are quite inodorous and that the real fruit is not in the least aromatic qualities

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flower | real fruit | patient | effluyia | fharp vinegar | distillery

fragrant | refmous | aromatic

among prophy - lactic mean , call , beft find petechije .347 glafs rhenilh wine , tranquillity mind befide carefully attend thefe caution , alfo great fervice , repeatedly learn experience , frequently walh mouth , face , noflril , hand , water , wine , vinegar ; keep bed - chamber clean ; air well ; impregnate yapour fharp vinegar , refmous perfume ; excrement quickly remove ; eat drink near patient ; fpit faliva frequently , may fwallowe infect - ed ; fpeak patient , feel pulfe , face turn , incline one fide ; hand window , door , patient , effluvia patient may carry direction air phyfician ; avoid remain long - mong .but become neceflary examine patient narrowly , infpedl fkin , tongue , hypochondre , ought keep breath , may inhale vapour , halitus , immediately proceed infe & ed body .

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Fragrant|refmous|aromatic

Among the other prophy - lactic means , as they are called , the beft is found OF THE PETECHIJE .347 to be a glafs of Rhenilh wine , and tranquillity of mind But befides carefully attending to thefe cautions , it is alfo of great fervice , as I have repeatedly learnt from my own experience , to frequently walh the mouth , face , noflrils , and hands , with water , wine , or vinegar ; to keep the bed - chambers clean ; to air them well ; to impregnate them with the yapours of very fharp vinegar , or refmous perfumes ; to have the excrements quickly removed ; not to eat or drink near the patients ; to fpit out the faliva frequently , that it may not be fwallowed infect - ed ; to fpeak to the patients , and feel the pulfe , with the face turned from them , or inclined to one fide ; to Hand between the window , or door , and the patient , that the effluvia of the patients may not be carried by the direction of the air to the phyfician ; and to avoid remaining long a - mong them .But when it becomes neceflary to examine the patient more narrowly , or to infpedl the fkin , tongue , or hypochondres , he ought to keep in his breath , that he may not inhale the vapour , or halitus , immediately proceeding from the infe & ed body .

['flower', 'real fruit', 'patient', 'effluyia', 'fharp vinegar', 'distillery']

among the other prophy lactic means as they are called the beft is found of the petechije to be a glafs of rhenilh wine and tranquillity of mind but befides carefully attending to thefe cautions it is alfo of great fervice as i have repeatedly learnt from my own experience to frequently walh the mouth face noflrils and hands with water wine or vinegar to keep the bed chambers clean to air them well to impregnate them with the yapours of very fharp vinegar or refmous perfumes to have the excrements quickly removed not to eat or drink near the patients to fpit out the faliva frequently that it may not be fwallowed infect ed to fpeak to the patients and feel the pulfe with the face turned from them or inclined to one fide to hand between the window or door and the patient that the effluvia of the patients may not be carried by the direction of the air to the phyfician and to avoid remaining long a mong them but when it becomes neceflary to examine the patient more narrowly or to infpedl the fkin tongue or hypochondres he ought to keep in his breath that he may not inhale the vapour or halitus immediately proceeding from the infe ed body

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flower | real fruit | patient | effluyia | fharp vinegar | distillery

fragrant | refmous | aromatic

fatï ¼ › fat c jli : è † ª è © conferring ⠖ æ œ ˆ é š ¼ e * appearance sweaty face .ha㠀 ‡ u㠀 ‡ fragrant effluyia .used denote conferring reward thie arm ji ' hun .

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Fragrant|refmous|aromatic

m Fatï ¼ › fat c IS Jli : è † ª è … © Conferring ⠖   æ œ ˆ é š ¼ M E * The appearance of a sweaty face .HA㠀 ‡ U㠀 ‡ Fragrant effluyia .Used to denote Conferring rewards on thie arm ji T ' HUN .

['flower', 'real fruit', 'patient', 'effluyia', 'fharp vinegar', 'distillery']

m fatï ¼ fat c is jli è ª è conferring â æ é ¼ m e the appearance of a sweaty face haã uã fragrant effluyia used to denote conferring rewards on thie arm ji t hun

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flower

wooly , lioarj ' green colour , amo⠀  g riseth sometimes sundry stalk , one bearing leave thereon bottom micldie , whence top store large long hollow ledjish purple flowet , little long eminent low edge , white spwts within , one another small green leave every one , turn head one wa ) - , hang downward , bavlng thread also middle , whence rise round head , point sharp end , wherein small brown seed lieth .the root many small fibre , gieatcr stting among ; flower scent , leave bitter hot taste .plaie .

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Flower

or wooly , and of a lioarj ' green colour , amo⠀  g which riseth up sometimes sundry stalks , but one very bearing such leaves thereon from the bottom to the micldie , from whence to the top it is stored with large and long hollow ledJish purple flowets , a little more long and eminent at the lower edge , with some white spwts within them , one above another with small green leaves at every one , but all of them turning their heads one wa ) - , and hanging downwards , bavlng some threads also in the middle , from whence rise round heads , pointed sharp at the ends , wherein small brown seed lieth .The roots are so many small fibres , and some gieatcr sttings among them ; the flowers have no scent , but the leaves have a bitter hot taste .Plaie .

['flower']

or wooly and of a lioarj green colour amoâ g which riseth up sometimes sundry stalks but one very bearing such leaves thereon from the bottom to the micldie from whence to the top it is stored with large and long hollow ledjish purple flowets a little more long and eminent at the lower edge with some white spwts within them one above another with small green leaves at every one but all of them turning their heads one wa and hanging downwards bavlng some threads also in the middle from whence rise round heads pointed sharp at the ends wherein small brown seed lieth the roots are so many small fibres and some gieatcr sttings among them the flowers have no scent but the leaves have a bitter hot taste plaie

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flower

perfume different flower may extract simple process , without apparatus .gather flower , perfume desire obtain , little stalk possible , place jar three part fill olive - almond - oil .after twenty - four hour turn coarse cloth , squeeze oil .

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Flower

The perfumes of different flowers may be extracted by a very simple process , and without any apparatus .Gather the flowers , the perfume of which you desire to obtain , with as little stalk as possible , and place them in a jar three parts filled with olive - or almond - oil .After twenty - four hours turn them out into a coarse cloth , and squeeze all the oil from them .

['flower']

the perfumes of different flowers may be extracted by a very simple process and without any apparatus gather the flowers the perfume of which you desire to obtain with as little stalk as possible and place them in a jar three parts filled with olive or almond oil after twenty four hours turn them out into a coarse cloth and squeeze all the oil from them

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flower | rise | sponge

4 .flower style sponge soap rise geranium scent â £ 0 - 65 .bronnley .

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Flower|Rose|sponge

4 .Flower style sponge soap in rose geranium scent  £ 0 - 65 .Bronnley .

['flower', 'rise', 'sponge']

flower style sponge soap in rose geranium scent â bronnley

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flower | tafte

⠀ ” b .tafte leave , herbaceous , bitterilh ; effe & emollient , dif - cutient , smell flower lweet j tafte .fweetj eflfe & pe & - ral .

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Flower|Tafte

⠀ ” B .Tafte of the leaves , herbaceous , bitterilh ; effe & s emollient , dif - cutient , Smell of the flowers lweet j tafte .fweetj eflfe & s pe & o - ral .

['flower', 'tafte']

â b tafte of the leaves herbaceous bitterilh effe s emollient dif cutient smell of the flowers lweet j tafte fweetj eflfe s pe o ral

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smell salt | tic | plant | flower

strong pitchy | putrid

morning ' sail south - western coast island bring traveller port ofspain cape la bi ' ea , neighbourhood j naparima .for several mile reach cape perceive strong pitchy smell , 34 find land beach shore perfectly black , either compose , overlaid , pitch time find way lake .there abundant vegetation spring dark earth less impregnated pitch , bright fresh green shrub tree serve well set vulcan - like colour ground .

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Smelling Salts|tics|Plant|Flower

strong pitchy|putrid

A morning ' s sail down the south - western coast of the island will bring the traveller from Port ofSpain to Cape La Bi ' ea , in the neighbourhood of j Naparima .For several miles before reaching the I cape there will be perceived a strong pitchy smell ,34 and it will be found on landing that the beach and shore are perfectly black , being either composed of , or overlaid with , the pitch which has at some time or other found its way down from the lake .There is abundant vegetation springing up in dark earth more or less impregnated with pitch , and the bright fresh green of the shrubs and trees serves the better to set off the vulcan - like colour of the ground .

['smell salt', 'tic', 'plant', 'flower']

a morning s sail down the south western coast of the island will bring the traveller from port ofspain to cape la bi ea in the neighbourhood of j naparima for several miles before reaching the i cape there will be perceived a strong pitchy smell and it will be found on landing that the beach and shore are perfectly black being either composed of or overlaid with the pitch which has at some time or other found its way down from the lake there is abundant vegetation springing up in dark earth more or less impregnated with pitch and the bright fresh green of the shrubs and trees serves the better to set off the vulcan like colour of the ground

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smell salt | tic | plant | flower

strong pitchy | putrid

every person remember great pleasure find sweet , child ; taste grow obtuse age , oblige use artificial mean excite .it find call assistance poignant sauce , strong relish salt aroma - tic ; delicacy tender organ child - hood unable endm e .his taste grow callous natural relish , artificially form other unnatural ; high epicure may say depraved taste ; owe bluntness organ , oblige recourse variety expedient gratify appetite .

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Smelling Salts|tics|Plant|Flower

strong pitchy|putrid

Every person remembers how great a pleasure he found in sweets , while a child ; but his taste growing more obtuse with age , he is obliged to use artificial means to excite it .It is then that he is found to call in the assistance of poignant sauces , and strong relishes of salts and aroma - tics ; all which the delicacy of his tender organ in child - hood was unable to endm e .His taste grows callous do the natural relishes , and is artificially formed to others more unnatural ; so that the highest epicure may be said to have the most depraved taste ; as it is owing to the bluntness of his organ , that he is obliged to have recourse to such a variety of expedients to gratify his appetite .

['smell salt', 'tic', 'plant', 'flower']

every person remembers how great a pleasure he found in sweets while a child but his taste growing more obtuse with age he is obliged to use artificial means to excite it it is then that he is found to call in the assistance of poignant sauces and strong relishes of salts and aroma tics all which the delicacy of his tender organ in child hood was unable to endm e his taste grows callous do the natural relishes and is artificially formed to others more unnatural so that the highest epicure may be said to have the most depraved taste as it is owing to the bluntness of his organ that he is obliged to have recourse to such a variety of expedients to gratify his appetite

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smell salt | tic | plant | flower

strong pitchy | putrid

scientific name ( enanthe , occur theophrastus dioscoride , derive oivrj , , vine , avoor , flower .tournefort first apply present genus , blossom time vine , flower remind smell colour plant .the trivial name crocata give consequence yellow juice yield .

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Smelling Salts|tics|Plant|Flower

strong pitchy|putrid

The scientific name ( Enanthe , occurs in Theophrastus and Dioscorides , and is derived oivrj , from , the vine , and avOor , a flower .Tournefort first applied it to the present genus , because it blossoms at the same time as the vine , and because the flowers reminded him of the smell and colour of that plant .The trivial name crocata was given in consequence of the yellow juice which it yields .

['smell salt', 'tic', 'plant', 'flower']

the scientific name enanthe occurs in theophrastus and dioscorides and is derived oivrj from the vine and avoor a flower tournefort first applied it to the present genus because it blossoms at the same time as the vine and because the flowers reminded him of the smell and colour of that plant the trivial name crocata was given in consequence of the yellow juice which it yields

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smell salt | tic | plant | flower

strong pitchy | putrid

fpite heat moifture part , aliment flay long enough liomach putrefaction commence .moreover , spallan - zani , hunter , phyfiolegift , find putrid flt - fh , take accidentally , give purpoftly animal , loft putrid character liomach , previoully di - geftion .fermentation fyftem chemift ; trituration mathematical phyfiologift ; compare change effect fubftance mortar peftle apothecary , thofe food undergoe liomach .

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Smelling Salts|tics|Plant|Flower

strong pitchy|putrid

In fpite of the heat and moifture of the part , the aliment does not flay long enough in the liomach for putrefaction to commence .Moreover , Spallan - zani , Hunter , and other phyfiolegifts , have found that putrid flt - fh , when taken accidentally , or given purpoftly to animals , loft its putrid characters in the liomach , previoully to its di - geftion .Fermentation was the fyftem of the chemifts ; trituration was that of the mathematical phyfiologifts ; who compared the changes effected on a fubftance in a mortar by the peftle of the apothecary , to thofe which the food undergoes in the liomach .

['smell salt', 'tic', 'plant', 'flower']

in fpite of the heat and moifture of the part the aliment does not flay long enough in the liomach for putrefaction to commence moreover spallan zani hunter and other phyfiolegifts have found that putrid flt fh when taken accidentally or given purpoftly to animals loft its putrid characters in the liomach previoully to its di geftion fermentation was the fyftem of the chemifts trituration was that of the mathematical phyfiologifts who compared the changes effected on a fubftance in a mortar by the peftle of the apothecary to thofe which the food undergoes in the liomach

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plant | flower

] exercise rectify .431 smell flower , plant kind , amiiitious get , curious preserve keep , proud possess , much many time brag .their merry meeting fre - quent visitation , mutual invitation good town , voluntarily onn ' , whicli much use , gossip among mean sort , & c .

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Plant|Flower

] Exercise rectified .431 smelling flowers , and plants in all kinds , which they are most amiiitious to get , curious to preserve and keep , proud to possess , and much many times brag of .Their merry meetings and fre - quent visitations , mutual invitations in good towns , I voluntarily onn ' t , whicli are so much in use , gossiping among the meaner sort , & c .

['plant', 'flower']

exercise rectified smelling flowers and plants in all kinds which they are most amiiitious to get curious to preserve and keep proud to possess and much many times brag of their merry meetings and fre quent visitations mutual invitations in good towns i voluntarily onn t whicli are so much in use gossiping among the meaner sort c

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| | | air | air | flower

aromatis

climh palisade , weave around trellis arch , cover dead wall evergreen tape - try , run gaily along terrace wralk .it also obedient scissor gardener , form bushy shrub grotesque figure ; , every form , lavishe upon we abundant harvest ' f flower , perfume , refresh , purify air grove .then serene ! favourite room , ' gale jesmines soothe evening gloom .

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their|they|the|the air|air|Flower

aromatis

It will climh our palisades , and weave itself around our trellised arches , and cover the dead wall with an evergreen tapes - try , and run gaily along our terraces and our wralks .It is also obedient to the scissors of the gardener , who forms it into bushy shrubs or grotesque figures ; and , in every form , it lavishes upon us an abundant harvest o ' f flowers , which perfume , refresh , and purify the air in our groves .Then how serene ! when in your favourite room , ' Gales from your jesmines soothe the evening gloom .

['', '', '', 'air', 'air', 'flower']

it will climh our palisades and weave itself around our trellised arches and cover the dead wall with an evergreen tapes try and run gaily along our terraces and our wralks it is also obedient to the scissors of the gardener who forms it into bushy shrubs or grotesque figures and in every form it lavishes upon us an abundant harvest o f flowers which perfume refresh and purify the air in our groves then how serene when in your favourite room gales from your jesmines soothe the evening gloom

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| | | air | air | flower

aromatis

double curious kind may alfo culti - vate pot adorn confpicuous place houfe walk contiguous .the fecond fpecie , different variety carnation kind , proper ornamental plant front clump , border , principal part gardens ornament ground , agreeable ef - fect beauty elegance flower , well fragrance afford fummer feafon .but curious double fort moflly cultivate pot convenience protection , exhibit flage , particular fituation die time blo wing , ' well eafe facility removal , neceffary , different fituation .

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aromatis

A few of the double more curious kinds may alfo be culti - vated in pots for adorning the more confpicuous places about the houfe and walk contiguous to it .The fecond fpecies , and all the different varieties of the carnation kind , are proper ornamental plants for the fronts of clumps , borders , and other principal parts of gardens or ornamented grounds , where they have a very agreeable ef - fect from the beauty and elegance of their flowers , as well as the fragrance which they afford during the fummer feafon .But the curious double forts are moflly cultivated in pots for the convenience of protection , and being exhibited on flages , or in particular fituations during die time of their blo wing , as ' well as for the eafe and facility of removal , when neceffary , to different fituations .

['', '', '', 'air', 'air', 'flower']

a few of the double more curious kinds may alfo be culti vated in pots for adorning the more confpicuous places about the houfe and walk contiguous to it the fecond fpecies and all the different varieties of the carnation kind are proper ornamental plants for the fronts of clumps borders and other principal parts of gardens or ornamented grounds where they have a very agreeable ef fect from the beauty and elegance of their flowers as well as the fragrance which they afford during the fummer feafon but the curious double forts are moflly cultivated in pots for the convenience of protection and being exhibited on flages or in particular fituations during die time of their blo wing as well as for the eafe and facility of removal when neceffary to different fituations

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| | | air | air | flower

aromatis

many animal diffuse great extent ; never seem offend .dogs trace step animal , also discover scent great distance ; thus exquisitely sensible smell , seem way disgusted .but , althougli sense , general , inferior man , much strong nation abstain animal food , among european .

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their|they|the|the air|air|Flower

aromatis

With many other animals it is diffused to a very great extent ; and never seems to offend them .Dogs not only trace the steps of other animals , but also discover them by the scent at a very great distance ; and while they are thus exquisitely sensible of all smells , they seem no way disgusted by any .But , althougli this sense is , in general , so very inferior in man , it is much stronger in those nations that abstain from animal food , than among Europeans .

['', '', '', 'air', 'air', 'flower']

with many other animals it is diffused to a very great extent and never seems to offend them dogs not only trace the steps of other animals but also discover them by the scent at a very great distance and while they are thus exquisitely sensible of all smells they seem no way disgusted by any but althougli this sense is in general so very inferior in man it is much stronger in those nations that abstain from animal food than among europeans

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| | | air | air | flower

aromatis

oblonga , obtufe ferrata , friata , longe petiolata , fkb - tomentofa , craffci .odor aromatis .brabea ; oblonga : vel obverfe ovata , ferrato - fpinofie .

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their|they|the|the air|air|Flower

aromatis

oblonga , obtufe ferrata , friata , longe petiolata , fkb - tomentofa , craffci .Odor aromatis .Brabea ; oblonga : vel obverfe ovata , ferrato - fpinofie .

['', '', '', 'air', 'air', 'flower']

oblonga obtufe ferrata friata longe petiolata fkb tomentofa craffci odor aromatis brabea oblonga vel obverfe ovata ferrato fpinofie

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oil | flower | pus | genuine pus | genuine | | selenium | plica | fkin | | seleniurette hydrogen

disgusting | strong | fragrant | great | peculiar

phosphorus saturate selenium , easily fusible compound result , , cool , acquire brown lustre vitreous frac - ture .when phosphuret selenium digest water , small portion phosphoru oxidize , water acquire odour seleniuretted hydrogen , deposit selenium expose air .the compound dis - solve boil caustic potassa , solution contain phosphate hydroseleniuret potassa .

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Oil|Flower|Pus|genuine pus|genuine|of|selenium|by these plicas|fkin|Its|seleniuretted hydrogen

disgusting|strong|fragrant|great|peculiar

When phosphorus is saturated with selenium , an easily fusible compound results , which , on cooling , acquires a brown lustre and vitreous frac - ture .When this phosphuret of selenium is digested in water , a small portion of the phosphorus is oxidized , and the water acquires the odour of seleniuretted hydrogen , and deposits selenium when exposed to the air .The compound is dis - solved when boiled in caustic potassa , and the solution contains phosphate and hydroseleniuret of potassa .

['oil', 'flower', 'pus', 'genuine pus', 'genuine', '', 'selenium', 'plica', 'fkin', '', 'seleniurette hydrogen']

when phosphorus is saturated with selenium an easily fusible compound results which on cooling acquires a brown lustre and vitreous frac ture when this phosphuret of selenium is digested in water a small portion of the phosphorus is oxidized and the water acquires the odour of seleniuretted hydrogen and deposits selenium when exposed to the air the compound is dis solved when boiled in caustic potassa and the solution contains phosphate and hydroseleniuret of potassa

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oil | flower | pus | genuine pus | genuine | | selenium | plica | fkin | | seleniurette hydrogen

disgusting | strong | fragrant | great | peculiar

l .the college , present pharmacopoeia , direct distillation essential oil , well recent herb ; alâ ¬ teration one practical convenience .the property water may learnt refer vegetable distil .

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Oil|Flower|Pus|genuine pus|genuine|of|selenium|by these plicas|fkin|Its|seleniuretted hydrogen

disgusting|strong|fragrant|great|peculiar

L .The college , in the present pharmacopoeia , have directed the distillation off the essential oil , as well as off the recent herb ; this al ¬ teration is one of practical convenience .The properties of each water may be learnt by referring to the vegetable from which it is distilled .

['oil', 'flower', 'pus', 'genuine pus', 'genuine', '', 'selenium', 'plica', 'fkin', '', 'seleniurette hydrogen']

l the college in the present pharmacopoeia have directed the distillation off the essential oil as well as off the recent herb this alâ teration is one of practical convenience the properties of each water may be learnt by referring to the vegetable from which it is distilled

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oil | flower | pus | genuine pus | genuine | | selenium | plica | fkin | | seleniurette hydrogen

disgusting | strong | fragrant | great | peculiar

* 5 * tion pus formation pit , ⠀ ” generally caufe acrimony pus , ⠀ ” opening pu rule themfelve * , cuftqmary among ara - bian , propriety - peatedly confirm later time general experience phyfician j \ puftule , full pus , open either needle pair fciitar , pus exprefte , puftule afterwards wipe fpunge dip tepid milk water ; repeat often appear fill .after thus opening , other wafh wine , wa - ter , honey [ , attend moft advantage great fetor , livid black co - lour fkin , thinnef matter , give reafon apprehend great tendency pu - trefaction .in cafe , likewife , fome add wine little fome aromatic â § .

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Oil|Flower|Pus|genuine pus|genuine|of|selenium|by these plicas|fkin|Its|seleniuretted hydrogen

disgusting|strong|fragrant|great|peculiar

* 5 * tion of pus and the formation of pits , ⠀ ” which are generally caufed by the acrimony of the pus , ⠀ ” than the opening of the pu Rules themfelves * , which was not only cuftqmary among the Ara - bians , but the propriety of which has been re - peatedly confirmed in later times by the general experience of phyficians j \ But the puftules , when they are full of pus , are opened either with a needle or a pair of fciiTars , the pus is exprefted , and the puftules afterwards wiped with a fpunge dipped in tepid milk and water ; and this is repeated as often as they appear to fill again if .After thus opening them , others wafh them with wine , wa - ter , and honey[ , which is attended with moft advantage when great fetor , a livid or black co - lour of the fkin , and the thinnefs of the matter , give reafon to apprehend a great tendency to pu - trefaction .In which cafe , likewife , fome add to the wine a little of fome aromatic  § .

['oil', 'flower', 'pus', 'genuine pus', 'genuine', '', 'selenium', 'plica', 'fkin', '', 'seleniurette hydrogen']

tion of pus and the formation of pits â which are generally caufed by the acrimony of the pus â than the opening of the pu rules themfelves which was not only cuftqmary among the ara bians but the propriety of which has been re peatedly confirmed in later times by the general experience of phyficians j but the puftules when they are full of pus are opened either with a needle or a pair of fciitars the pus is exprefted and the puftules afterwards wiped with a fpunge dipped in tepid milk and water and this is repeated as often as they appear to fill again if after thus opening them others wafh them with wine wa ter and honey which is attended with moft advantage when great fetor a livid or black co lour of the fkin and the thinnefs of the matter give reafon to apprehend a great tendency to pu trefaction in which cafe likewife fome add to the wine a little of fome aromatic â

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oil | flower | pus | genuine pus | genuine | | selenium | plica | fkin | | seleniurette hydrogen

disgusting | strong | fragrant | great | peculiar

hair scalp often affect , long hair part body may exhibit masse .the odor give plicas strong disgusting .the subjective symptom itching .

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Oil|Flower|Pus|genuine pus|genuine|of|selenium|by these plicas|fkin|Its|seleniuretted hydrogen

disgusting|strong|fragrant|great|peculiar

While the hair of the scalp is that most often affected , the long hair of any part of the body may exhibit these masses .The odor given out by these plicas is strong and disgusting .The only subjective symptom is the itching .

['oil', 'flower', 'pus', 'genuine pus', 'genuine', '', 'selenium', 'plica', 'fkin', '', 'seleniurette hydrogen']

while the hair of the scalp is that most often affected the long hair of any part of the body may exhibit these masses the odor given out by these plicas is strong and disgusting the only subjective symptom is the itching

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oil | flower | pus | genuine pus | genuine | | selenium | plica | fkin | | seleniurette hydrogen

disgusting | strong | fragrant | great | peculiar

botany .40 - 5 variety cow - tree south america ( name contain quantity milky fluid ) , large fruit bright orange colour , reddish purple pulp full seed , use dye india , several variety ; flower white , fragrant night .dr .

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Oil|Flower|Pus|genuine pus|genuine|of|selenium|by these plicas|fkin|Its|seleniuretted hydrogen

disgusting|strong|fragrant|great|peculiar

BOTANY .40 - 5 variety of the cow - tree of South America ( so named from its containing a quantity of milky fluid ) , has a large fruit of a bright orange colour , with a reddish purple pulp full of seeds , used as a dye in India , where there are several varieties ; the flowers are white , and only fragrant at night .Dr .

['oil', 'flower', 'pus', 'genuine pus', 'genuine', '', 'selenium', 'plica', 'fkin', '', 'seleniurette hydrogen']

botany variety of the cow tree of south america so named from its containing a quantity of milky fluid has a large fruit of a bright orange colour with a reddish purple pulp full of seeds used as a dye in india where there are several varieties the flowers are white and only fragrant at night dr

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oil | flower | pus | genuine pus | genuine | | selenium | plica | fkin | | seleniurette hydrogen

disgusting | strong | fragrant | great | peculiar

other nearly homogeneous .its smell usually genuine pus , time , however , emit peculiar fetor .dhe formation cyst take place brain nearly process phleg - mon ; ragged side cavity lure line wiili successive layer coagulable organise lymph , whose delicate vessel form union brain , become thus con - necte circulation - llic first layer thin delicate , butother superadde we adventitious membrane serous tissue , wall cyst become firm perfectly organise ; internal surface writer article hear laennec state haylc make together five thoii - saiid post - mortem examination .

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Oil|Flower|Pus|genuine pus|genuine|of|selenium|by these plicas|fkin|Its|seleniuretted hydrogen

disgusting|strong|fragrant|great|peculiar

others nearly homogeneous .Its smell is usually that of genuine pus , at times , however , emitting a peculiar fetor .dhe formation of a cyst takes place in the brain by nearly the same process as m phleg - mon ; the ragged sides of the cavity lure lined wiili successive layers of coagulable organised lymph , whose delicate vessels form a union with those of the brain , and become thus con - nected with its circulation - llic first layers are thin and delicate , butothers are superadded us in the adventitious membranes of serous tissues , until the walls of the cyst become firm and perfectly organised ; the internal surface the writer of this article has heard Laennec state that he and Haylc had made together five thoii - saiid post - mortem examinations .

['oil', 'flower', 'pus', 'genuine pus', 'genuine', '', 'selenium', 'plica', 'fkin', '', 'seleniurette hydrogen']

others nearly homogeneous its smell is usually that of genuine pus at times however emitting a peculiar fetor dhe formation of a cyst takes place in the brain by nearly the same process as m phleg mon the ragged sides of the cavity lure lined wiili successive layers of coagulable organised lymph whose delicate vessels form a union with those of the brain and become thus con nected with its circulation llic first layers are thin and delicate butothers are superadded us in the adventitious membranes of serous tissues until the walls of the cyst become firm and perfectly organised the internal surface the writer of this article has heard laennec state that he and haylc had made together five thoii saiid post mortem examinations

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infusion | chamomile | camphor ( tree ) | decodion pe - rruvian bark | fcordium | air | flower | chow |

pungent | aromatic | fulphureous | fetid

strong excitement external sense sometimes produc & great cerebral irritation .very sen - sitive woman throw convulsion scent flower , deeply impre - ⠀ ¢ sir h .halford mcniione , paper read - fore college physician , several case .

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Infusion|Chamomile|Camphor (tree)|decodion of pe - rruvian bark|fcordium|into the air|Flower|Chow|they

pungent|aromatic|fulphureous|fetid

A strong excitement of the external senses sometimes produc & s great cerebral irritation .Very sen - sitive women have been thrown into convulsions by the scent of flowers , or by deeply impres - ⠀ ¢ Sir H .Halford mcniioned , in a paper read be - fore the College of Physicians , several case .

['infusion', 'chamomile', 'camphor ( tree )', 'decodion pe - rruvian bark', 'fcordium', 'air', 'flower', 'chow', '']

a strong excitement of the external senses sometimes produc s great cerebral irritation very sen sitive women have been thrown into convulsions by the scent of flowers or by deeply impres â sir h halford mcniioned in a paper read be fore the college of physicians several case

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infusion | chamomile | camphor ( tree ) | decodion pe - rruvian bark | fcordium | air | flower | chow |

pungent | aromatic | fulphureous | fetid

put fome pound fuiphur glafs fphere , fo well cover flop , , turn fire , leaft fmeil fuiphur perceive .when fphere cold electrify ; , imâ ¬ mediately , fulphureous vapour tue , , continue electricity , fill air , fo fmelle diftance ten foot .he call friend well verfe electricity , profeffor haufiold , feveral other , witneffe judge fafit ; prefently drive away flench fuiphur .

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Infusion|Chamomile|Camphor (tree)|decodion of pe - rruvian bark|fcordium|into the air|Flower|Chow|they

pungent|aromatic|fulphureous|fetid

He put fome pounded fuiphur into a glafs fphere , fo well covered and flopped , that , on turning it over the fire , there was not the leaft fmeil of fuiphur perceived .When the fphere was cold he electrified it ; and , im ¬ mediately , a fulphureous vapour i Tued from it , and , on continuing the electricity , filled the air , fo as to be fmelled at the diftance of more than ten feet .He called in a friend well verfed in electricity , profeffor Haufiold , and feveral others , as witneffes and judges of this fafit ; but they were prefently driven away by the flench of the fuiphur .

['infusion', 'chamomile', 'camphor ( tree )', 'decodion pe - rruvian bark', 'fcordium', 'air', 'flower', 'chow', '']

he put fome pounded fuiphur into a glafs fphere fo well covered and flopped that on turning it over the fire there was not the leaft fmeil of fuiphur perceived when the fphere was cold he electrified it and imâ mediately a fulphureous vapour i tued from it and on continuing the electricity filled the air fo as to be fmelled at the diftance of more than ten feet he called in a friend well verfed in electricity profeffor haufiold and feveral others as witneffes and judges of this fafit but they were prefently driven away by the flench of the fuiphur

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infusion | chamomile | camphor ( tree ) | decodion pe - rruvian bark | fcordium | air | flower | chow |

pungent | aromatic | fulphureous | fetid

smell animal feed grass * herb .chow shen è ‡ ­ ç º Œ rank ; frouigy , ⠀ ¢ fetid .è —  h㠀 ‡ .

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Infusion|Chamomile|Camphor (tree)|decodion of pe - rruvian bark|fcordium|into the air|Flower|Chow|they

pungent|aromatic|fulphureous|fetid

The smell of all animals that feed on grass * or herbs .Chow shen è ‡ ­ ç º Œ rank ; frouigy , ⠀ ¢ fetid .è —  m H㠀 ‡ .

['infusion', 'chamomile', 'camphor ( tree )', 'decodion pe - rruvian bark', 'fcordium', 'air', 'flower', 'chow', '']

the smell of all animals that feed on grass or herbs chow shen è ç º rank frouigy â fetid è m hã

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infusion | chamomile | camphor ( tree ) | decodion pe - rruvian bark | fcordium | air | flower | chow |

pungent | aromatic | fulphureous | fetid

362 : colourless , pungent odour , highly dele - terious respiration , extinguish flame .it strongly red - den litmus ; bubble allow escape air , produce remarkable dense white fume , consequence eager attraction , combination aerial moisture .water take 700 time volume gas , increase volume density , form caustic fuming solution , berzelius find boracic hydro - fluoric acid combination : would seem , therefore , fluohoric gas decompose water , hydrogen 358 native boracic acid .

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Infusion|Chamomile|Camphor (tree)|decodion of pe - rruvian bark|fcordium|into the air|Flower|Chow|they

pungent|aromatic|fulphureous|fetid

362 : it is colourless , of a pungent odour , highly dele - terious to respiration , and extinguishes flame .It strongly red - dens litmus ; and when bubbles of it are allowed to escape into the air , they produce a remarkable dense and white fume , in consequence of their eager attraction for , and combination with aerial moisture .Water takes up 700 times its volume of the gas , increasing in volume and density , and forming a caustic and fuming solution , in which Berzelius found boracic and hydro - fluoric acids in combination : it would seem , therefore , that fluohoric gas decomposes water , and that the hydrogen of the 358 NATIVE BORACIC ACID .

['infusion', 'chamomile', 'camphor ( tree )', 'decodion pe - rruvian bark', 'fcordium', 'air', 'flower', 'chow', '']

it is colourless of a pungent odour highly dele terious to respiration and extinguishes flame it strongly red dens litmus and when bubbles of it are allowed to escape into the air they produce a remarkable dense and white fume in consequence of their eager attraction for and combination with aerial moisture water takes up times its volume of the gas increasing in volume and density and forming a caustic and fuming solution in which berzelius found boracic and hydro fluoric acids in combination it would seem therefore that fluohoric gas decomposes water and that the hydrogen of the native boracic acid

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infusion | chamomile | camphor ( tree ) | decodion pe - rruvian bark | fcordium | air | flower | chow |

pungent | aromatic | fulphureous | fetid

fufpede inteftine ftill abound putrid excrement , quantity air extricate , belly ought firft pur - ge repeat gentle ftimulant injedion , may quickly freed putrid - des ; next tonic ought employ - fernally externally .befides little wine , ⠀ ¢ fhould occafionally add drink , : raife ftrength , refill putrefadion , { favourable irritability , camphor , fcordium , ^ chamomile , infufion decodion pe - rruvian bark , preferable internal rremedy .but acids cafe , although inimi - c : al putrefadion , becaufe diminifh ir - ritability , appear rather fufpicious .

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Infusion|Chamomile|Camphor (tree)|decodion of pe - rruvian bark|fcordium|into the air|Flower|Chow|they

pungent|aromatic|fulphureous|fetid

For if it is fufpeded that the inteftines ftill abound with putrid excrements , from which a quantity of air is extricated , the belly ought to be firft pur - ged with repeated gentle ftimulant injedions , that it may be quickly freed from the putrid for - des ; next tonics ought to be employed both in - fernally and externally .Befides a little wine , ⠀ ¢ which fhould occafionally be added to the drink , : as raifing the ftrength , refilling putrefadion , and { favourable to the irritability , camphor , fcordium , ^ chamomile , and the infufion or decodion of pe - rruvian bark , are preferable to any other internal rremedy .But acids in this cafe , although inimi - c : al to putrefadion , becaufe they diminifh the ir - ritability , appear to be rather fufpicious .

['infusion', 'chamomile', 'camphor ( tree )', 'decodion pe - rruvian bark', 'fcordium', 'air', 'flower', 'chow', '']

for if it is fufpeded that the inteftines ftill abound with putrid excrements from which a quantity of air is extricated the belly ought to be firft pur ged with repeated gentle ftimulant injedions that it may be quickly freed from the putrid for des next tonics ought to be employed both in fernally and externally befides a little wine â which fhould occafionally be added to the drink as raifing the ftrength refilling putrefadion and favourable to the irritability camphor fcordium chamomile and the infufion or decodion of pe rruvian bark are preferable to any other internal rremedy but acids in this cafe although inimi c al to putrefadion becaufe they diminifh the ir ritability appear to be rather fufpicious

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infusion | chamomile | camphor ( tree ) | decodion pe - rruvian bark | fcordium | air | flower | chow |

pungent | aromatic | fulphureous | fetid

form ; pod , long , point , penâ ¬ dulous ; colour , ripe , bright orange red .odour , aromatic pungent .taste , extremely acrimonious fiery .

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Infusion|Chamomile|Camphor (tree)|decodion of pe - rruvian bark|fcordium|into the air|Flower|Chow|they

pungent|aromatic|fulphureous|fetid

Form ; pods , long , pointed , and pen ¬ dulous ; Colour , when ripe , a bright orange red .Odour , aromatic and pungent .Taste , extremely acrimonious and fiery .

['infusion', 'chamomile', 'camphor ( tree )', 'decodion pe - rruvian bark', 'fcordium', 'air', 'flower', 'chow', '']

form pods long pointed and penâ dulous colour when ripe a bright orange red odour aromatic and pungent taste extremely acrimonious and fiery

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flower

` ` bird bird paradise , ⠀ ¢ dazzle plumage , bear greeting motto . ' among variety japanese sachet , needle - work flower fabric indicate flower whose perfume diffuse .horeshoes , symbol ` ` '' good luck , ` ` '' another good idea ; slave attach either bird flower . ''

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Flower

The birds are Birds of Paradise , ⠀ ¢ with dazzling plumage , each bearing a greeting motto .' Among the other varieties are Japanese sachets , and some with needle - worked flowers on the fabric to indicate the flower whose perfume is being diffused .Horeshoes , as symbols of " Good Luck , " are another good idea ; these Slave attached to them either a bird or a flower .

['flower']

the birds are birds of paradise â with dazzling plumage each bearing a greeting motto among the other varieties are japanese sachets and some with needle worked flowers on the fabric to indicate the flower whose perfume is being diffused horeshoes as symbols of good luck are another good idea these slave attached to them either a bird or a flower

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flower |

[ lect .shown insect respect modify adapted view acquirement honey pollen , flower , hand , owe scent honey , form colour , agency insect .thus line band many flower ornament reference position honey ; may observed honey - guides absent night flower , course would show , would therefore useless , instance lychnis vespertina ( fig .

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Flower|their

[ lect .shown that if insects have been in some respects modified and adapted with a view to the acquirement of honey and pollen , flowers , on the other hand , owe their scent and honey , their form and colour , to the agency of insects .Thus the lines and bands by which so many flowers are ornamented have reference to the position of the honey ; and it may be observed that these honey - guides are absent in night flowers , where they of course would not show , and would therefore be useless , as for instance in Lychnis vespertina ( Fig .

['flower', '']

lect shown that if insects have been in some respects modified and adapted with a view to the acquirement of honey and pollen flowers on the other hand owe their scent and honey their form and colour to the agency of insects thus the lines and bands by which so many flowers are ornamented have reference to the position of the honey and it may be observed that these honey guides are absent in night flowers where they of course would not show and would therefore be useless as for instance in lychnis vespertina fig

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plant | lupulin | plant | kernel leguminous | flower

fragrant | fragrant | unpleasant

tumigation certain aromatic substance , camphor , benzoin , & c . , enjoy degree reputation probably un - merit , ' found solely property disguise unpleasant odour ; supersede measure deem scientific , shall proceed consider .qiiick - lune .

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Plant|Lupulin|from plants|kernel of a leguminous|Flower

fragrant|Fragrant|unpleasant

Tumigations with certain aromatic substances , as camphor , benzoin , & c ., have enjoyed a degree of reputation probably un - merited , and ' founded solely on their property of disguising unpleasant odours ; but they are now superseded by measures deemed more scientific , which we shall proceed to consider .Qiiick - lune .

['plant', 'lupulin', 'plant', 'kernel leguminous', 'flower']

tumigations with certain aromatic substances as camphor benzoin c have enjoyed a degree of reputation probably un merited and founded solely on their property of disguising unpleasant odours but they are now superseded by measures deemed more scientific which we shall proceed to consider qiiick lune

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plant | lupulin | plant | kernel leguminous | flower

fragrant | fragrant | unpleasant

heun .fragrant exhalation plant j w fragrant plant .ia ancient time use espei demoniacal influence * burn cauterize .

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Plant|Lupulin|from plants|kernel of a leguminous|Flower

fragrant|Fragrant|unpleasant

HEUN .Fragrant exhalations from plants j W fragrant plants .Ia ancient times used to espei demoniacal influences * To burn or cauterize .

['plant', 'lupulin', 'plant', 'kernel leguminous', 'flower']

heun fragrant exhalations from plants j w fragrant plants ia ancient times used to espei demoniacal influences to burn or cauterize

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plant | lupulin | plant | kernel leguminous | flower

fragrant | fragrant | unpleasant

various experiment make upon , dr .ives arrive conclusion lupulin contain subtile aroma , yield water alcohol , rapidly dissipate high temperature , u essential oil detect distillation part hop lupulin moreâ ¬ contain gallic acid tannin ; extractive matter , soluble water , bitter principle , soluble \ wboth alcohol water ; resin , narcotic property hop exclusively reside .the follow accurate expression composition .

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Plant|Lupulin|from plants|kernel of a leguminous|Flower

fragrant|Fragrant|unpleasant

From various experiments made upon it , Dr .Ives arrived at the conclusion that Lupulin contains a very subtile Aroma , which is yielded to water and to alcohol , and which is rapidly dissipated at a high temperature , but that u no essential oil can be detected by distillation in any part of the Hop A That the Lupulin more ¬ over contains Gallic acid and Tannin ; an extractive matter , which is soluble only in water , and a bitter principle , which is soluble \ wboth t alcohol and water ; and a Resin , in which the narcotic property of the hop exclusively resides .The following is the more accurate expression of its composition .

['plant', 'lupulin', 'plant', 'kernel leguminous', 'flower']

from various experiments made upon it dr ives arrived at the conclusion that lupulin contains a very subtile aroma which is yielded to water and to alcohol and which is rapidly dissipated at a high temperature but that u no essential oil can be detected by distillation in any part of the hop a that the lupulin moreâ over contains gallic acid and tannin an extractive matter which is soluble only in water and a bitter principle which is soluble wboth t alcohol and water and a resin in which the narcotic property of the hop exclusively resides the following is the more accurate expression of its composition

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plant | lupulin | plant | kernel leguminous | flower

fragrant | fragrant | unpleasant

northern dis - third book 71 coverie , unknown rarity , carry merchant chap , part europe ; though find xxiii sea - shore , sell high rate ; become common , probably time prove little esteem ; bargain julkcs third , account hard one , stick give many thousajid crown one .nor great wonder may deceive , daily gull brother antidote bezoar ; whereof though many false , yet one passeth amongst we intollerable delusion ; somewhat paler true stone , give woman extremity great disease , notwithstanding stone , seem stony seed lithospermum great grumwell ; lobus echinatus clusim , call also bezoar nut ; break , discovereth kernel leguminous smell tast , bitter like lupine , swell sprout set ground , therefore service - able issue , dangerous virulent disease .sixthly , although satisfied unicorn horn , yet injury unto reason question efficacy thereof , whether vertue pretend properly belong unto .

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Plant|Lupulin|from plants|kernel of a leguminous|Flower

fragrant|Fragrant|unpleasant

These before the Northern dis - THE THIRD BOOK 71 coveries , as unknown rarities , were carried by Merchants CHAP , into all parts of Europe ; and though found on the XXIII Sea - shore , were sold at very high rates ; but are now become more common , and probably in time will prove of little esteem ; and the bargain of Julkcs the third , be accounted a very hard one , who stuck not to give many thousajid crowns for one .Nor is it great wonder we may be so deceived in this , being daily gulled in the brother Antidote Bezoar ; whereof though many be false , yet one there passeth amongst us of more intollerable delusion ; somewhat paler then the true stone , and given by women in the extremity of great diseases , which notwithstanding is no stone , but seems to be the stony seed of some Lithospermum or greater Grumwell ; or the Lobus Echinatus of Clusim , called also the Bezoar Nut ; for being broken , it discovereth a kernel of a leguminous smell and tast , bitter like a Lupine , and will swell and sprout if set in the ground , and therefore more service - able for issues , then dangerous and virulent diseases .Sixthly , Although we were satisfied we had the Unicorns Horn , yet were it no injury unto reason to question the efficacy thereof , or whether those vertues pretended do properly belong unto it .

['plant', 'lupulin', 'plant', 'kernel leguminous', 'flower']

these before the northern dis the third book coveries as unknown rarities were carried by merchants chap into all parts of europe and though found on the xxiii sea shore were sold at very high rates but are now become more common and probably in time will prove of little esteem and the bargain of julkcs the third be accounted a very hard one who stuck not to give many thousajid crowns for one nor is it great wonder we may be so deceived in this being daily gulled in the brother antidote bezoar whereof though many be false yet one there passeth amongst us of more intollerable delusion somewhat paler then the true stone and given by women in the extremity of great diseases which notwithstanding is no stone but seems to be the stony seed of some lithospermum or greater grumwell or the lobus echinatus of clusim called also the bezoar nut for being broken it discovereth a kernel of a leguminous smell and tast bitter like a lupine and will swell and sprout if set in the ground and therefore more service able for issues then dangerous and virulent diseases sixthly although we were satisfied we had the unicorns horn yet were it no injury unto reason to question the efficacy thereof or whether those vertues pretended do properly belong unto it

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plant | lupulin | plant | kernel leguminous | flower

fragrant | fragrant | unpleasant

see flower mention enumeration norwegian plant , grow western part norway , latitude 59â ° 60â ° wherever ground free forest , great abundance wild flower .⠀  rather singular fragrance flower , , plant fresh , remarkable sweetness , possesse , dry , powerfully narcotic influence .the root wood - lily extremely bitter .

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Plant|Lupulin|from plants|kernel of a leguminous|Flower

fragrant|Fragrant|unpleasant

I have not seen this flower mentioned in any enumeration of Norwegian plants , but it grows in all the western parts of Norway , in latitude 59 ° and 60 ° wherever the ground is free from forest , in greater abundance than any other wild flower .⠀  It is rather singular that the fragrance of this flower , which is , while the plant is fresh , remarkable only for its sweetness , possesses , when dried , a powerfully narcotic influence .The root too of the wood - lily is extremely bitter .

['plant', 'lupulin', 'plant', 'kernel leguminous', 'flower']

i have not seen this flower mentioned in any enumeration of norwegian plants but it grows in all the western parts of norway in latitude â and â wherever the ground is free from forest in greater abundance than any other wild flower â it is rather singular that the fragrance of this flower which is while the plant is fresh remarkable only for its sweetness possesses when dried a powerfully narcotic influence the root too of the wood lily is extremely bitter

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grain musk | jackal | foece | flower |

fimilar

, night - fall , state hostility begin ; whole forest echo variety different ling .nothe terrible african landscape close evening ; deep - toned roaring lion ; shriller yelling tiger ; jackal , pursue scent , barkr ing like dog ; hyena , note peculiarly solitary dreadful ; , , hiss various kind serpent , begin call , , .sured , make much loud symphony bird grove inoriie .

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a grain of musk|the jackal|the foeces|Flower|its

fimilar

But again , at night - fall , the state of hostility begins ; the whole forest then echoes to a variety of different how lings .Nothing can be more terrible than an African landscape at the close of evening ; the deep - toned roarings of the lion ; the shriller yellings of the tiger ; the jackal , pursuing by the scent , and barkr ing like a dog ; the hyena , with a note peculiarly solitary and dreadful ; but , above all , the hissing of the various kinds of serpents , that then begin their call , and , as I am as .sured , make a much louder symphony than the birds in our groves in a inoriiing .

['grain musk', 'jackal', 'foece', 'flower', '']

but again at night fall the state of hostility begins the whole forest then echoes to a variety of different how lings nothing can be more terrible than an african landscape at the close of evening the deep toned roarings of the lion the shriller yellings of the tiger the jackal pursuing by the scent and barkr ing like a dog the hyena with a note peculiarly solitary and dreadful but above all the hissing of the various kinds of serpents that then begin their call and as i am as sured make a much louder symphony than the birds in our groves in a inoriiing

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grain musk | jackal | foece | flower |

fimilar

diffusion powerful odour .⠀ ” say grain musk capable perfume several year chamber twelve foot square without sustain sensible diminution volume weight .but chamber contain 2 , 985 , 984 cubic inch , cubic inch con - tain 1 , 000 cubic tenth inch , make nearly three billion cubic tenth inch .

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a grain of musk|the jackal|the foeces|Flower|its

fimilar

The Diffusion of Powerful Odours .⠀ ” It is said that a grain of musk is capable of perfuming for several years a chamber twelve feet square without sustaining any sensible diminution of its volume or its weight .But such a chamber contains 2 , 985 , 984 cubic inches , and each cubic inch con - tains 1 , 000 cubic tenths of inches , making in all nearly three billions of cubic tenths of an inch .

['grain musk', 'jackal', 'foece', 'flower', '']

the diffusion of powerful odours â it is said that a grain of musk is capable of perfuming for several years a chamber twelve feet square without sustaining any sensible diminution of its volume or its weight but such a chamber contains cubic inches and each cubic inch con tains cubic tenths of inches making in all nearly three billions of cubic tenths of an inch

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grain musk | jackal | foece | flower |

fimilar

wherefore , god clothe grass field , - day , - morrow cast oven , shall much clothe ; ye little faith ! ⠀  sentiment build upon , entire dependance goodness creator , one light existence , could utter christ ; also expression spirit beauty flower create ; spirit boundless overflowing delight enliven adorn radiant creature sunshine solitary place earth ; scatter myriad desert ⠀ œ man ; wilderness man ; ⠀  send rain ⠀ œ satisfy desolate waste ground , cause bud tender herb spring forth .⠀  confine notion often lead wonder full many flower bear blush unseen , waste fragrance desert air ? beauty , flower , fruit , scatter exuberantly none enjoy .but thought almighty thought .

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a grain of musk|the jackal|the foeces|Flower|its

fimilar

Wherefore , if God so clothe the grass of the field , which to - day is , and to - morrow is cast into the oven , shall he not much more clothe you ; O ye of little faith ! ⠀  The sentiment built upon this , entire dependance on the goodness of the Creator , is one of the lights of our existence , and could only have been uttered by Christ ; but we have here also the expression of the very spirit of beauty in which flowers were created ; a spirit so boundless and overflowing that it delights to enliven and adorn with these radiant creatures of sunshine the solitary places of the earth ; to scatter them by myriads over the very desert ⠀ œ where no man is ; on the wilderness where there is no man ; ⠀  sending rain ⠀ œ to satisfy the desolate and waste ground , and to cause the bud of the tender herb to spring forth .⠀  In our confined notions we are often led to wonder why Full many a flower is born to blush unseen ,And waste its fragrance on the desert air ? why beauty , and flowers , and fruit , should be scattered so exuberantly where there are none to enjoy them .But the thoughts of the Almighty are not as our thoughts .

['grain musk', 'jackal', 'foece', 'flower', '']

wherefore if god so clothe the grass of the field which to day is and to morrow is cast into the oven shall he not much more clothe you o ye of little faith â the sentiment built upon this entire dependance on the goodness of the creator is one of the lights of our existence and could only have been uttered by christ but we have here also the expression of the very spirit of beauty in which flowers were created a spirit so boundless and overflowing that it delights to enliven and adorn with these radiant creatures of sunshine the solitary places of the earth to scatter them by myriads over the very desert â where no man is on the wilderness where there is no man â sending rain â to satisfy the desolate and waste ground and to cause the bud of the tender herb to spring forth â in our confined notions we are often led to wonder why full many a flower is born to blush unseen and waste its fragrance on the desert air why beauty and flowers and fruit should be scattered so exuberantly where there are none to enjoy them but the thoughts of the almighty are not as our thoughts

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grain musk | jackal | foece | flower |

fimilar

latter cafe , accord rye ) .yet milk alone , bread water take , foece poffef fimilar odour thofe form meat mix diet .the tafle faid fweetifh bitter vapid , fometime acid admixture .

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a grain of musk|the jackal|the foeces|Flower|its

fimilar

in the latter cafe , according to Rye ) .Yet where milk alone , and bread and water are taken , the foeces poffefs a fimilar odour to that of thofe formed from meat or mixed diet .The tafle is faid to be fweetifh bitter and vapid , with fometimes an acid admixture .

['grain musk', 'jackal', 'foece', 'flower', '']

in the latter cafe according to rye yet where milk alone and bread and water are taken the foeces poffefs a fimilar odour to that of thofe formed from meat or mixed diet the tafle is faid to be fweetifh bitter and vapid with fometimes an acid admixture

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flower

165 mineral kingdom root essence spring .what pleasing variety meet eye ! grassy field supply abundance seed ; piece turf rich fruitfulness ; comparatively place undiversified herb grass , flower kind , debghte satisfy sense sight smell .if pass grove , wood , forest , one may well say poet , every grave pregnant future birth .

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Flower

165 of the mineral kingdom from which its roots and very essence spring .What a pleasing variety meets the eye ! There is not a grassy field that is not supplied with abundance of seed ; not a piece of turf in it which is not rich in fruitfulness ; comparatively few places are undiversified by herbs or grasses , or flowers of some kind , debghting and satisfying the senses both of sight and smell .If we pass through groves , woods , and forests , one may well say with the poet , that every grave is pregnant with future birth .

['flower']

of the mineral kingdom from which its roots and very essence spring what a pleasing variety meets the eye there is not a grassy field that is not supplied with abundance of seed not a piece of turf in it which is not rich in fruitfulness comparatively few places are undiversified by herbs or grasses or flowers of some kind debghting and satisfying the senses both of sight and smell if we pass through groves woods and forests one may well say with the poet that every grave is pregnant with future birth

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flower

1 ) , wine new world , already note purity excellence , would acquire bouquet flavour celebrate vintage .other yeast , good great industry wine beer making , harmful deleterious , introduction i3 term wild - yeast , apply term certain flower grow without care attention , consequently , certain exception , possess either fragrance beauty carefully select encourage .certain year well know excellent vintage , necessarily wine .

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Flower

1 ) , the wines from the New World , already noted for their purity and excellence , would acquire the bouquet and flavour of these celebrated vintages .Other yeasts , such as are no good in the great industries of wine or beer making , but are harmful and deleterious to such , INTRODUCTION i3 are termed wild - yeasts , just as we apply the term to certain flowers that grow without care and attention , and consequently , with certain exceptions , do not possess either the fragrance or beauty of those that are carefully selected and encouraged .Certain years are well known for their excellent vintages , but not necessarily for all wines .

['flower']

the wines from the new world already noted for their purity and excellence would acquire the bouquet and flavour of these celebrated vintages other yeasts such as are no good in the great industries of wine or beer making but are harmful and deleterious to such introduction i are termed wild yeasts just as we apply the term to certain flowers that grow without care and attention and consequently with certain exceptions do not possess either the fragrance or beauty of those that are carefully selected and encouraged certain years are well known for their excellent vintages but not necessarily for all wines

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flower | olive - oil

fresh rose - bud begin open ( bud damask rose well , common cabbage next ) , peel calyx , cut stalk ; put 16 oz .of olive - oil ; beat well together mortar till quite pulp ; let - main day ; pressure muslin remove oil , imbibe scent flower .repeat process fresh rosebud scent strong enough .

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Flower|olive - oil

of fresh rose - buds just beginning to open ( the buds of damask roses are best , the common cabbage next ) , peel off the calyx , and cut out all stalk ; put with them 16 oz .of olive - oil ; beat them well together in a mortar till quite a pulp ; let them re - main for a few days ; then by pressure through muslin remove all the oil , which will have imbibed the scent of the flowers .Repeat the process with fresh rosebuds if the scent be not strong enough .

['flower', 'olive - oil']

of fresh rose buds just beginning to open the buds of damask roses are best the common cabbage next peel off the calyx and cut out all stalk put with them oz of olive oil beat them well together in a mortar till quite a pulp let them re main for a few days then by pressure through muslin remove all the oil which will have imbibed the scent of the flowers repeat the process with fresh rosebuds if the scent be not strong enough

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flower

` ` branch , whereon gro \ v fmaller leaue , thick fet former , ot ; mborc cxcellent * pleiâ » fant fmell rnufih [ .flowers white like former , fecde ` ` '' blacke alib like , artd periflicth asruddeiily , rather looner , fo thatic ' requireth painesto get ityand care nourfe , becaufe feldome ne - uerhaucanyfeedeof ic . _ ⠖ r ' ' : ⠀ ˜ oflmumlndicm , indian ba / ill . ''

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Flower

branches , whereon gro \ v fmaller leaues , and thicker fet then the former , but ot ; MBorc cxcellent * and plei » fant fmell by rnufih t [ the .flowers are white like the former , and the fecde " blacke alib like it , artd periflicth asruddeiily , or rather looner then it , fo thatic ' requireth more painesto get ityand more care to nourfe it , becaufe we feldome or ne - uerhaucanyfeedeof ic ._ ⠖   r ' ' : ⠀ ˜ Oflmumlndicm , Indian Ba / ill .

['flower']

branches whereon gro v fmaller leaues and thicker fet then the former but ot mborc cxcellent and pleiâ fant fmell by rnufih t the flowers are white like the former and the fecde blacke alib like it artd periflicth asruddeiily or rather looner then it fo thatic requireth more painesto get ityand more care to nourfe it becaufe we feldome or ne uerhaucanyfeedeof ic _ â r â oflmumlndicm indian ba ill

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flower |

leave e wing , much indented edge .the flower gi ' ow top branch , brown yellow colour , spot black spot , substance within midst like daisy : yoit rub } finger , smell like rosin cedar burn .the seed long , easily stick woollen thing touch .

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Flower|they

The leaves at e winged , and much indented at the edges .The flowers gi ' ow at the top of the branches , of a brown yellow colour , spotted with black spots , having a substance within the midst of them like that of a Daisy : If yoit rub them between } our fingers , they smell like rosin or cedar when it is burnt .The seeds are long , and easily stick to any woollen thing they touch .

['flower', '']

the leaves at e winged and much indented at the edges the flowers gi ow at the top of the branches of a brown yellow colour spotted with black spots having a substance within the midst of them like that of a daisy if yoit rub them between our fingers they smell like rosin or cedar when it is burnt the seeds are long and easily stick to any woollen thing they touch

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flower | bouquet

suggest one hold tight , therefore pull quick jerk .she tell enjoy odor flower , evident pleasure smell bouquet .the hypnotist sneeze , time tell smell strong .

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Flower|Bouquet

It was suggested that one of them was held very tight , she therefore pulled it out with a quick jerk .She was told to enjoy the odor of the flowers , and with evident pleasure she smelled her bouquet .The hypnotist sneezed , and at the same time told her it smelled very strong .

['flower', 'bouquet']

it was suggested that one of them was held very tight she therefore pulled it out with a quick jerk she was told to enjoy the odor of the flowers and with evident pleasure she smelled her bouquet the hypnotist sneezed and at the same time told her it smelled very strong

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flower | apricot

agreeable odour give plant spring , quite lost dryirg .it somewhat bitter astringent taste wither say flower , freshly gather , smell apricot .in former time plant reputation excellent purifi blood , take kind tea , make put five six dry leave half pint boilirjg water , add sugar .

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Flower|Apricot

An agreeable odour is given off by the plant in spring , but it is quite lost in dryirg .It has a somewhat bitter and astringent taste and Withering says the flowers , when freshly gathered , have the smell of apricots .In former times the plant had the reputation of being an excellent purifier of the blood , and was taken as a kind of tea , made by putting five or six of the dried leaves into half a pint of boilirjg water , and adding sugar .

['flower', 'apricot']

an agreeable odour is given off by the plant in spring but it is quite lost in dryirg it has a somewhat bitter and astringent taste and withering says the flowers when freshly gathered have the smell of apricots in former times the plant had the reputation of being an excellent purifier of the blood and was taken as a kind of tea made by putting five or six of the dried leaves into half a pint of boilirjg water and adding sugar

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flower | hair | 93 grandry ' corpuscle | goldsciieider | gratiolet | flavour | campus | sylvius | focal point | uncinatus | rolando | focus | fluorescence

crum , semicircular canal , 26s bruch , membrane , 102 bulb , 18 calloso - marginal fissure , 27 canali reunien , 225 canal , semicircular , de - velopment , 224 ; equilibrium , 267 cardinal point , 125 3 1 2 physiology sense cataract , 107 cell cortex brain , 29 centre hearing , 32 ; per - ception heat cold , 35 ; rotation eye , 171 ; taste smell , 34 ; touch , 34 ; vision cortex cerebri , 30 cerebellum , 19 cerebral peduncle , 22 cerebration , unconscious , 296 cerebrum , 22 ceruman , 204 chain bone , 209 ; movement , 2ir ; transmission vibra - tion , 218 chamber , anterior , 100 ; pos - terior , 108 choice , power , 296 chorda tympani , 205 choroid , 99 ciliary artery vein , 100 ; ganglion , 111 ; muscle , 102 ; nerve , 111 ; process , , 102 circle sensibility , 62 claudius ' cell , 236 cleland , theory seat consciousness , 288 cochlea , 228 ; function , 273 cochlear canal , 225 , 228 , 230 cold spot , 64 colour blindness , 159 colour , sensation , 155 colour skin , 43 colour vision theory , 161 coma , 286 common sensation , 35 compass touch , 54 cone retina , 103 , 104 confusion colour , 160 conjunctiva , 99 consciousness , 286 ; seat , 288 ; form energy , 291 contrast colour , 161 convolution brain , 24 co - ordinated movement , 294 corium , 41 cornea , 98 corona radiata , 28 corpora quadrigemina , 22 corpus callosum , 24 ; striatum , 23 .35 cokti , organ , 232 cribriform plate ethmoid bone , 83 crista acustica , 227 crystalline lens , 106 , 107 cuneus , 28 cupula , 227 cutis vera , 41 cyon semicircular canal , 267 daltonism , 159 deafness result destruc - tion cortical centre , 34 decussation nerve fibre , 15 degeneration nerve fibre , 13 deiter ' cell , 235 ; func - tion , 266 delicacy sense smell , 92 derma , 41 , 42 descemet , membrane , 99 dewar , observation physio - logical action light , 301 dioptric , law , 115 dissonance , 260 distance , estimation , 187 distinct vision , 175 donder eye , 171 drum , drum - head , 199 , 202 ductus endolymphaticus , 225 ear , external , 200 ; middle , 204 ; internal , 223 ; function , 264 , 265 emmetropic eye , 138 end - bulb , 47 endolymph , 266 entoptic phenomena , 141 epidermic structure , func - tion , 43 , 51 epidermis , 41 , 42 epithelium , olfactory , 84 ethmoid bone , 81 eulenberg , sensitiveness skin , 57 index 3i3 eustachian tube , 82 , 199 , 207 externality sensation , 40 eye , adjustment different dis - tance , 134 ; examination interior , 143 ; dioptric sys - tem , 127 ; defect optical instrument , 131 eyeball , structure , 97 ; con - tent , 105 fatigue nerve , 4 fechner ' law sensation , 39 fenestra ovalis , 206 ; rotunda , 207 , 229 fenestrated membrane , 236 ferrier brain , 29 , 34 feste colour vision , 170 fissure rolando , 26 ; sylvius , 26 flavour , 74 flower odour , 89 fluorescence , 116 focal point , 125 , 128 focus , principal conjugate , 120 follicle hair , 50 foramina nervina , 237 form , judgment , 194 formication , 35 forster , gaspard , voice , 245 fovea centralis , 105 fritsch brain , 29 frontal lobe brain , 26 fundamental colour , 158 ; tone , 250 , 251 , 253 fuscin , 105 fusion tactile impression , 58 g alton ' observation blind , 56 ganglia , 9 ; spiral ganglion , 237 gaspard forster , basso , 245 gauss , cardinal point , 125 glaser , fissure , 205 glosso - pharyngeal nerve , 72 , 73 goldsciieider , hot cold spot , 64 graham odour , 93 grandry ' corpuscle , 46 gratiolet , radiation , 30 , 32 gustatory nerve , 72 gymnema sylvestre , 77 gyri operti , 26 â » gyrus , convolution brain , 24 ; fornicatus , 27 , 35 ; hippo - campus , 27 ; centre touch , 35 ; uncinatus , centre smell , 34 hair - cell , inner , 233 ; outer , 235 ; function , 266 hall , stanley , theory colour vision , 164 hallucination , auditory , 279 hamulus , 228 harmonic motion , 248 harmonic , 253 hartmann , von , 287 hearing , 198 , centre cerebrum , 32 ; range , 245 hear affect drug , 278 helicotrema , 228 h elmi loltz , von .theory colour vision , 162 , 169 ; ophthalmo - scope , 143 ; telestereoscope , 184 ; resonator , 251 ; syren , 242 ; quality sound , 256 , 257 , 260 ; theory function cochlea , 271 hemianesthesia , 35 henry , ch .

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Flower|Hair|93 Grandry ' s corpuscles|Goldsciieider|GRATIOLET|Flavour|campus|Sylvius|Focal points|uncinatus|ROLANDO|Focus|Fluorescence

Crum , on semicircular canals , 26S BRUCH , membrane of , 102 Bulb , 18 Calloso - marginal fissure , 27 Canalis reuniens , 225 Canals , semicircular , their de - velopment , 224 ; in equilibrium , 267 Cardinal points , 125 3 1 2 Physiology of the Senses Cataract , 107 Cells of cortex of brain , 29 Centre for hearing , 32 ; for per - ception of heat and cold , 35 ; of rotation of eyes , 171 ; for taste and smell , 34 ; for touch , 34 ; for vision in cortex cerebri , 30 Cerebellum , 19 Cerebral peduncles , 22 Cerebration , unconscious , 296 Cerebrum , 22 Cerumen , 204 Chain of bones , 209 ; movements of , 2ir ; transmission of vibra - tions by , 218 Chamber , anterior , 100 ; pos - terior , 108 Choice , power of , 296 Chorda tympani , 205 Choroid , 99 Ciliary arteries and veins , 100 ; ganglion , 111 ; muscle , 102 ; nerves , 111 ; processes , the , 102 Circle of sensibility , 62 Claudius ' s cells , 236 Cleland , theory as to seat of consciousness , 288 Cochlea , 228 ; its function , 273 Cochlear canal , 225 , 228 , 230 Cold spots , 64 Colour blindness , 159 Colour , sensation of , 155 Colour of the skin , 43 Colour vision theories , 161 Coma , 286 Common sensations , 35 Compasses for touch , 54 Cones of retina , 103 , 104 Confusion colours , 160 Conjunctiva , 99 Consciousness , 286 ; seat of , 288 ; not a form of energy , 291 Contrast of colours , 161 Convolutions of brain , 24 Co - ordinated movements , 294 Corium , 41 Cornea , 98 Corona radiata , 28 Corpora quadrigemina , 22 Corpus callosum , 24 ; striatum , 23 .35 Cokti , organ of , 232 Cribriform plate of ethmoid bone , 83 Crista acustica , 227 Crystalline lens , 106 , 107 Cuneus , 28 Cupula , 227 Cutis vera , 41 Cyon on semicircular canals , 267 Daltonism , 159 Deafness resulting from destruc - tion of cortical centre , 34 Decussation of nerve fibres , 15 Degeneration of nerve fibre , 13 Deiter ' s cells , 235 ; their func - tion , 266 Delicacy of sense of smell , 92 Derma , 41 , 42 Descemet , membrane of , 99 Dewar , observations on physio - logical action of light , 301 Dioptrics , laws of , 115 Dissonance , 260 Distance , estimation of , 187 Distinct vision , 175 Donders on the eye , 171 Drum , drum - head , 199 , 202 Ductus endolymphaticus , 225 Ear , external , 200 ; middle , 204 ; internal , 223 ; their functions , 264 , 265 Emmetropic eye , 138 End - bulbs , 47 Endolymph , 266 Entoptic phenomena , 141 Epidermic structures , their func - tions , 43 , 51 Epidermis , 41 , 42 Epithelium , olfactory , 84 Ethmoid bone , 81 Eulenberg , sensitiveness of skin , 57 Index 3i3 Eustachian tube , 82 , 199 , 207 Externality in sensation , 40 Eye , adjustment for different dis - tances , 134 ; examination of interior of , 143 ; dioptric sys - tem of , 127 ; its defects as an optical instrument , 131 Eyeball , structure of , 97 ; con - tents of , 105 Fatigue of nerve , 4 Fechner ' s law of sensation , 39 Fenestra ovalis , 206 ; rotunda , 207 , 229 Fenestrated membrane , 236 Ferrier on brain , 29 , 34 Festing on colour vision , 170 Fissure of ROLANDO , 26 ; of Sylvius , 26 Flavour , 74 Flowers and odours , 89 Fluorescence , 116 Focal points , 125 , 128 Focus , principal and conjugate , 120 Follicle of hair , 50 Foramina nervina , 237 Form , judgment as to , 194 Formication , 35 Forster , Gaspard , voice of , 245 Fovea centralis , 105 Fritsch on brain , 29 Frontal lobe of brain , 26 Fundamental colours , 158 ; tone , 250 , 251 , 253 Fuscin , 105 Fusion of tactile impressions , 58 G Alton ' s observations on the blind , 56 Ganglia , 9 ; spiral ganglion , 237 Gaspard Forster , basso , 245 Gauss , cardinal points of , 125 Glaser , fissure of , 205 Glosso - pharyngeal nerve , 72 , 73 Goldsciieider , hot and cold spots , 64 Graham on odours , 93 Grandry ' s corpuscles , 46 GRATIOLET , radiation of , 30 , 32 Gustatory nerves , 72 Gymnema sylvestre , 77 Gyri operti , 26 Â » Gyrus , a convolution of brain , 24 ; fornicatus , 27 , 35 ; hippo - campus , 27 ; a centre for touch , 35 ; uncinatus , a centre for smell , 34 Hair - cells , inner , 233 ; outer , 235 ; their function , 266 Hall , Stanley , theory of colour vision , 164 Hallucinations , auditory , 279 Hamulus , 228 Harmonic motion , 248 Harmonics , 253 Hartmann , Von , 287 Hearing , 198 , centre in cerebrum for , 32 ; range of , 245 Hearing affected by drugs , 278 Helicotrema , 228 H elmi lOLTZ , Von .theory of colour vision , 162 , 169 ; ophthalmo - scope of , 143 ; telestereoscope of , 184 ; resonators of , 251 ; syren of , 242 ; on quality of sounds , 256 , 257 , 260 ; theory as to function of cochlea , 271 Hemianesthesia , 35 Henry , Ch .

['flower', 'hair', "93 grandry ' corpuscle", 'goldsciieider', 'gratiolet', 'flavour', 'campus', 'sylvius', 'focal point', 'uncinatus', 'rolando', 'focus', 'fluorescence']

crum on semicircular canals s bruch membrane of bulb calloso marginal fissure canalis reuniens canals semicircular their de velopment in equilibrium cardinal points physiology of the senses cataract cells of cortex of brain centre for hearing for per ception of heat and cold of rotation of eyes for taste and smell for touch for vision in cortex cerebri cerebellum cerebral peduncles cerebration unconscious cerebrum cerumen chain of bones movements of ir transmission of vibra tions by chamber anterior pos terior choice power of chorda tympani choroid ciliary arteries and veins ganglion muscle nerves processes the circle of sensibility claudius s cells cleland theory as to seat of consciousness cochlea its function cochlear canal cold spots colour blindness colour sensation of colour of the skin colour vision theories coma common sensations compasses for touch cones of retina confusion colours conjunctiva consciousness seat of not a form of energy contrast of colours convolutions of brain co ordinated movements corium cornea corona radiata corpora quadrigemina corpus callosum striatum cokti organ of cribriform plate of ethmoid bone crista acustica crystalline lens cuneus cupula cutis vera cyon on semicircular canals daltonism deafness resulting from destruc tion of cortical centre decussation of nerve fibres degeneration of nerve fibre deiter s cells their func tion delicacy of sense of smell derma descemet membrane of dewar observations on physio logical action of light dioptrics laws of dissonance distance estimation of distinct vision donders on the eye drum drum head ductus endolymphaticus ear external middle internal their functions emmetropic eye end bulbs endolymph entoptic phenomena epidermic structures their func tions epidermis epithelium olfactory ethmoid bone eulenberg sensitiveness of skin index i eustachian tube externality in sensation eye adjustment for different dis tances examination of interior of dioptric sys tem of its defects as an optical instrument eyeball structure of con tents of fatigue of nerve fechner s law of sensation fenestra ovalis rotunda fenestrated membrane ferrier on brain festing on colour vision fissure of rolando of sylvius flavour flowers and odours fluorescence focal points focus principal and conjugate follicle of hair foramina nervina form judgment as to formication forster gaspard voice of fovea centralis fritsch on brain frontal lobe of brain fundamental colours tone fuscin fusion of tactile impressions g alton s observations on the blind ganglia spiral ganglion gaspard forster basso gauss cardinal points of glaser fissure of glosso pharyngeal nerve goldsciieider hot and cold spots graham on odours grandry s corpuscles gratiolet radiation of gustatory nerves gymnema sylvestre gyri operti â gyrus a convolution of brain fornicatus hippo campus a centre for touch uncinatus a centre for smell hair cells inner outer their function hall stanley theory of colour vision hallucinations auditory hamulus harmonic motion harmonics hartmann von hearing centre in cerebrum for range of hearing affected by drugs helicotrema h elmi loltz von theory of colour vision ophthalmo scope of telestereoscope of resonators of syren of on quality of sounds theory as to function of cochlea hemianesthesia henry ch

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rise | flower | | pyrus

case tree , other shrub , great number instance - baceous perennial plant ; scarcely annual .no natural order contain specie general interest , beauty flower perfume ; rise , various specie genera rubii $ ^ smreea ^ potentilla ^ geum , pyrus .the apple , pear , plum , cherry , peach , nectarine , apricot , similar va - luable fruit , produce other .

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Rose|their flowers|their|Pyrus

They are in some cases trees , in others shrubs , and in a great number of instances her - baceous perennial plants ; scarcely any are annuals .No natural orders contain more species of general interest , in the beauty of their flowers or their perfume ; there is the rose itself , and various species of the genera Rubii $ ^ Smreea ^ Potentilla ^ Geum , and Pyrus .The apple , pear , plum , cherry , peach , nectarine , apricot , and similar va - luable fruits , are the produce of others .

['rise', 'flower', '', 'pyrus']

they are in some cases trees in others shrubs and in a great number of instances her baceous perennial plants scarcely any are annuals no natural orders contain more species of general interest in the beauty of their flowers or their perfume there is the rose itself and various species of the genera rubii smreea potentilla geum and pyrus the apple pear plum cherry peach nectarine apricot and similar va luable fruits are the produce of others

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flower

effect instantaneous .she commenced speak , say : ⠀ œ oh , lovely flower , perfume ! ⠀  begin draw breath nose , inhale scent flower .i ask .

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Flower

The effect was instantaneous .She commenced speaking at once , and said : ⠀ œ Oh , what lovely flowers , and what a perfume ! ⠀  And she began to draw her breath through her nose , as if inhaling the scent of flowers .I asked her then where she was .

['flower']

the effect was instantaneous she commenced speaking at once and said â oh what lovely flowers and what a perfume â and she began to draw her breath through her nose as if inhaling the scent of flowers i asked her then where she was

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plant | animal | flower | | mead

strong sulphureous | fragrant | sweet | supnortable

pill weigh fraction less three grain ; upon divide one penknife , examine cut surâ ¬ face lens , exhibit appearance scoria brick red colour , small yellowish masse imbed substance .when expose piece platinum foil action blow - pipe , yield vapours strong sulphureous smell , leave residuum pearly white matter , conâ ¬ siste almost entirely sulphate lime .upon submit hyd gation , do inhaling fume , produce throw 3ss red hot iron ; effect generally produce violent salivation ; howâ ¬ ever depend upon action substance sulphuret , upon decomposition , volatilization metallic mercury portion sulphate sulphureous vapour .

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Plant|Animal|Flower|its|from the mead

strong sulphureous|fragrant|sweet|supnortable

Each pill weighs a fraction less than three grains ; upon dividing one with a penknife , and examining the cut sur ¬ face through a lens , it exhibited the appearance of scorias of a brick red colour , having small yellowish masses imbedded in its substance .When exposed on a piece of platinum foil to the action of the blow - pipe , it yielded vapours of a strong sulphureous smell , and left a residuum of a pearly white matter , which con ¬ sisted almost entirely of Sulphate of Lime .Upon submitting a HYD m gation , which is done by inhaling the fumes , produced by throwing 3SS of it on red hot iron ; the effect which is generally produced is violent salivation ; this how ¬ ever does not depend upon the action of the substance as a sulphuret , but upon its decomposition , and the volatilization of the metallic mercury with a portion of sulphate and sulphureous vapour .

['plant', 'animal', 'flower', '', 'mead']

each pill weighs a fraction less than three grains upon dividing one with a penknife and examining the cut surâ face through a lens it exhibited the appearance of scorias of a brick red colour having small yellowish masses imbedded in its substance when exposed on a piece of platinum foil to the action of the blow pipe it yielded vapours of a strong sulphureous smell and left a residuum of a pearly white matter which conâ sisted almost entirely of sulphate of lime upon submitting a hyd m gation which is done by inhaling the fumes produced by throwing ss of it on red hot iron the effect which is generally produced is violent salivation this howâ ever does not depend upon the action of the substance as a sulphuret but upon its decomposition and the volatilization of the metallic mercury with a portion of sulphate and sulphureous vapour

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plant | animal | flower | | mead

strong sulphureous | fragrant | sweet | supnortable

⠀  garcilasso .⠀ œ lucid fount , whose murmur fill mind , verdant forest wave wind , odour waft mead , flower wild bee sit sing hour ; might moodiest misanthrope employ , make sound sick , turn distress joy .⠀  ibid .

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Plant|Animal|Flower|its|from the mead

strong sulphureous|fragrant|sweet|supnortable

⠀  Garcilasso .⠀ œ This lucid fount , whose murmurs fill the mind , The verdant forests waving with the wind , The odours wafted from the mead , the flowers In which the wild bee sits and sings for hours ; These might the moodiest misanthrope employ , Make sound the sick , and turn distress to joy .⠀  Ibid .

['plant', 'animal', 'flower', '', 'mead']

â garcilasso â this lucid fount whose murmurs fill the mind the verdant forests waving with the wind the odours wafted from the mead the flowers in which the wild bee sits and sings for hours these might the moodiest misanthrope employ make sound the sick and turn distress to joy â ibid

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plant | animal | flower | | mead

strong sulphureous | fragrant | sweet | supnortable

second similar experiment fetid air pass tlirough .saturate solu - tion caustic potash arrive solution chloride ; latter effect upon , air retain - supnortable odour .another experiment make air leave twenty - four hour putrescent blood ; portion jiasse directly chloride per - fectly purify , previously free carbonic acid , chloride effect upon .

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Plant|Animal|Flower|its|from the mead

strong sulphureous|fragrant|sweet|supnortable

second similar experiment the fetid air was passed tlirough a .saturated solu - tion of caustic potash before it arrived at the solution of the chloride ; the latter then had no effect upon it , and the air retained its in - supnortable odour .Another experiment was made with air left twenty - four hours over putrescent blood ; the portion of it which was jiassed directly through the chloride was per - fectly purified , but when previously freed from carbonic acid , the chloride had no effect upon it .

['plant', 'animal', 'flower', '', 'mead']

second similar experiment the fetid air was passed tlirough a saturated solu tion of caustic potash before it arrived at the solution of the chloride the latter then had no effect upon it and the air retained its in supnortable odour another experiment was made with air left twenty four hours over putrescent blood the portion of it which was jiassed directly through the chloride was per fectly purified but when previously freed from carbonic acid the chloride had no effect upon it

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plant | animal | flower | | mead

strong sulphureous | fragrant | sweet | supnortable

acknowledg cer - tain odour attend animal , less certain colour ; pleasant smel confine unto 148 pseudodoxia chap , vegetable , find diver animal , x richly plant .and though problem aristotle enquire animal smel sweet beside parde ? yet later discovery add diver sort mon - key , civet cat gazela , musk proceedeth .we confess beside smell specie , may individual odour , every man may proper peculiar savour ; although perceptible unto man , hath sense , weak , yet sensible unto dog , hereby single mas1 ; ers dark .

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Plant|Animal|Flower|its|from the mead

strong sulphureous|fragrant|sweet|supnortable

We will acknowledg that cer - tain odours attend on animals , no less then certain colours ; that pleasant smels are not confined unto 148 PSEUDODOXIA CHAP , vegetables , but found in divers animals , and some more X richly then in plants .And though the Problem of Aristotle enquire why no animal smels sweet beside the Parde ? yet later discoveries add divers sorts of Mon - keys , the Civet Cat and Gazela , from which our Musk proceedeth .We confess that beside the smell of the species , there may be individual odours , and every Man may have a proper and peculiar savour ; which although not perceptible unto Man , who hath this sense , but weak , yet sensible unto Dogs , who hereby can single out their mas1 ; ers in the dark .

['plant', 'animal', 'flower', '', 'mead']

we will acknowledg that cer tain odours attend on animals no less then certain colours that pleasant smels are not confined unto pseudodoxia chap vegetables but found in divers animals and some more x richly then in plants and though the problem of aristotle enquire why no animal smels sweet beside the parde yet later discoveries add divers sorts of mon keys the civet cat and gazela from which our musk proceedeth we confess that beside the smell of the species there may be individual odours and every man may have a proper and peculiar savour which although not perceptible unto man who hath this sense but weak yet sensible unto dogs who hereby can single out their mas ers in the dark

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plant | animal | flower | | mead

strong sulphureous | fragrant | sweet | supnortable

sun .a fragrant plant .å º “ hoo .

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Plant|Animal|Flower|its|from the mead

strong sulphureous|fragrant|sweet|supnortable

SUN .A fragrant plant .å º “ Hoo .

['plant', 'animal', 'flower', '', 'mead']

sun a fragrant plant å º hoo

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flower

thus , rise type include geranium , eglantine , violet - ebony ; jasmine type , lily valley ylang - ylang ; orange type , acacia , seringa , orange - ⠀ ¢ flower ; vanilla type , balsam peru , benzoin , storax , tonka bean , heliotrope ; lavender type , thyme marjoram ; mint type , peppermint , balsam , sage ; musk type , musk amber seed ; fruity type , pear , apple , pine - apple , quince .the sense smell flower odour .⠀ ” attempt also make discover relation colour flower intensity perfume .

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Flower

Thus , the rose type includes geranium , eglantine , and violet - ebony ; the jasmine type , lily of the valley and ylang - ylang ; the orange type , acacia , seringa , and orange - ⠀ ¢ flower ; the vanilla type , balsam of Peru , benzoin , storax , tonka bean , and heliotrope ; the lavender type , thyme and marjoram ; the mint type , peppermint , balsam , and sage ; the musk type , musk and amber seed ; and the fruity type , pear , apple , pine - apple , and quince .The Sense of Smell Flowers and odours .⠀ ” Attempts have also been made to discover a relation between the colours of flowers and the intensity of their perfumes .

['flower']

thus the rose type includes geranium eglantine and violet ebony the jasmine type lily of the valley and ylang ylang the orange type acacia seringa and orange â flower the vanilla type balsam of peru benzoin storax tonka bean and heliotrope the lavender type thyme and marjoram the mint type peppermint balsam and sage the musk type musk and amber seed and the fruity type pear apple pine apple and quince the sense of smell flowers and odours â attempts have also been made to discover a relation between the colours of flowers and the intensity of their perfumes

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plant | flower

scientific name cenanthe , occur theophrastus ' dioscoride , derive oivri , vine , av0oc , flower .tournefort first apply present genus , blossom time vine , flower remind smell colour plant .the trivial name crocata give consequence yellow juice yield .

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Plant|Flower

The scientific name CEnanthe , occurs in Theophrastus and ' Dioscorides , and is derived from oivri , the vine , and av0oc , o flower .Tournefort first applied it to the present genus , because it blossoms at the same time as the vine , and because the flowers reminded him of the smell and colour of that plant .The trivial name Crocata was given in consequence of the yellow juice which it yields .

['plant', 'flower']

the scientific name cenanthe occurs in theophrastus and dioscorides and is derived from oivri the vine and avoc o flower tournefort first applied it to the present genus because it blossoms at the same time as the vine and because the flowers reminded him of the smell and colour of that plant the trivial name crocata was given in consequence of the yellow juice which it yields

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fruit | flower | bark | shrub

pathology malady derive parent ever perfectly understand , probably might expect assistance art .those 9 thing premise , may proper enquire , whether long protract chronical disease last become hereditary ; also , whether placentary vessel adapt , peculiar structure ^ absorb parent matter efficient cause one disease , exclude another , may observed analogy , nutrition plant , , inherent elective power , imbibe juice different quality soil ; still remarkable , flower , fruit , bark , shrub , vary smell , strength , taste , accord influence vessel par - ticular part .here might also ask , determine growth animal , put ne plus ultra enlargement ; continue grow life ? plant animal short - live being day , whilst other subsist hundred year ? sensation animal acute almost occasion pain , other dull torpid scarcely produce feel equal unconscious sensitive plant ? creep cere blossom night , die morning ; ephemeris fly , although two three year hatch water , bring forth scarcely survive single day .

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Fruit|Flower|Bark|the same shrub

If the pathology of those maladies derived from the parent are ever to be more perfectly understood , probably that might be expected from the assistance of this art .Those 9 things premised , it may be proper to enquire , whether long protracted chronical diseases do not at last become hereditary ; and also , whether the placentary vessels are adapted , by their peculiar structure ^ to absorb from the parent the matter or efficient cause of one disease , and to exclude that of another , as may be observed by analogy , in the nutrition of plants , which , by an inherent or elective power , imbibe juices of very different qualities from the same soil ; and what is still more remarkable , the flower , fruit , and bark , of the same shrub , all vary in smell , strength , and taste , according as they are influenced by the vessels of those par - ticular parts .Here it might also be asked , what determines the growth of animals , and puts a ne plus ultra to their further enlargement ; or why they do not continue to grow during life ? Why are some plants and animals only the short - lived beings of a day , whilst others subsist more than a hundred years ? And why are the sensations of some animals so acute as almost to occasion pain , and in others so dull and torpid as scarcely to produce feeling equal to that of the unconscious sensitive plant ? The creeping Ceres blossoms at night , and dies in the morning ; and the ephemeris fly , although two or three years in hatching under water , when brought forth scarcely survives a single day .

['fruit', 'flower', 'bark', 'shrub']

if the pathology of those maladies derived from the parent are ever to be more perfectly understood probably that might be expected from the assistance of this art those things premised it may be proper to enquire whether long protracted chronical diseases do not at last become hereditary and also whether the placentary vessels are adapted by their peculiar structure to absorb from the parent the matter or efficient cause of one disease and to exclude that of another as may be observed by analogy in the nutrition of plants which by an inherent or elective power imbibe juices of very different qualities from the same soil and what is still more remarkable the flower fruit and bark of the same shrub all vary in smell strength and taste according as they are influenced by the vessels of those par ticular parts here it might also be asked what determines the growth of animals and puts a ne plus ultra to their further enlargement or why they do not continue to grow during life why are some plants and animals only the short lived beings of a day whilst others subsist more than a hundred years and why are the sensations of some animals so acute as almost to occasion pain and in others so dull and torpid as scarcely to produce feeling equal to that of the unconscious sensitive plant the creeping ceres blossoms at night and dies in the morning and the ephemeris fly although two or three years in hatching under water when brought forth scarcely survives a single day

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apple | balm | bdellium | | | flower

place outside house soil - pipe draiu little distance house .if take distance house wall , care least exercise grate immediate neigh - bourhood door window , else smell certainly feel , occasion - ally waft - house .^ fig .

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Apple|Balm|Bdellium|They|it|Flower

It is placed outside the house on the soil - pipe draiu at a little distance from the house .If it cannot be taken any distance from the house wall , care should at least be exercised that the grating is not in the immediate neigh - bourhood of a door or window , else a smell will certainly be felt from it , and be occasion - ally wafted in - to the house .^ Fig .

['apple', 'balm', 'bdellium', '', '', 'flower']

it is placed outside the house on the soil pipe draiu at a little distance from the house if it cannot be taken any distance from the house wall care should at least be exercised that the grating is not in the immediate neigh bourhood of a door or window else a smell will certainly be felt from it and be occasion ally wafted in to the house fig

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apple | balm | bdellium | | | flower

sumach , whose pernicious influence indeed scarcely exaggerated account upas - tree , native pennsylvania , new carolina , place eastern western hemisphere , describe tall beautiful tree .the fragrance flower source continual delight accustomed seek enjoyment open air , either field garden .it afford surely plain manifestation goodness god towards we may evince indication usefulness plant ; since prove design god life support , enjoy .

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Apple|Balm|Bdellium|They|it|Flower

This Sumach , whose pernicious influence was indeed scarcely exaggerated by the accounts of the Upas - tree , is a native of Pennsylvania , New Carolina , and some other places both of the eastern and western hemispheres , and is described as a tall and beautiful tree .The fragrance of flowers is a source of continual delight to all accustomed to seek their enjoyment in the open air , either of the field or the garden .It affords surely as plain a manifestation of the goodness of God towards us as may be evinced by any indication of the usefulness of plants ; since it proves that it is the design of God that life should not only be supported , but enjoyed .

['apple', 'balm', 'bdellium', '', '', 'flower']

this sumach whose pernicious influence was indeed scarcely exaggerated by the accounts of the upas tree is a native of pennsylvania new carolina and some other places both of the eastern and western hemispheres and is described as a tall and beautiful tree the fragrance of flowers is a source of continual delight to all accustomed to seek their enjoyment in the open air either of the field or the garden it affords surely as plain a manifestation of the goodness of god towards us as may be evinced by any indication of the usefulness of plants since it proves that it is the design of god that life should not only be supported but enjoyed

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apple | balm | bdellium | | | flower

perfume mention bible find specific name .they aloe , apple ( say yield fragrance , scarcely perfume strict sense ) , balm , bdellium ( probably derive specie amyris ally myrrh , see jos .anã © .

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Apple|Balm|Bdellium|They|it|Flower

The perfumes mentioned in the Bible will be found under their specific names .They are Aloes , Apples ( said to yield a fragrance , but scarcely a perfume in the strict sense ) , Balm , Bdellium ( probably derived from a species of Amyris and allied to myrrh , see Jos .Anà © .

['apple', 'balm', 'bdellium', '', '', 'flower']

the perfumes mentioned in the bible will be found under their specific names they are aloes apples said to yield a fragrance but scarcely a perfume in the strict sense balm bdellium probably derived from a species of amyris and allied to myrrh see jos anã

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crura | flower | bitter almond | peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous | strongly | fragrant

er besleht aus zwei , vor dcr mitte der wirbelkorpcr getheilten ilalftcn , ciner linken ctwa kleinern und ciner rechten etwas gro - 351 diaphragm .f6orn , dcron j ode gcwohnlieh mit drci , zuweilcn abcr mit vicr schenkcln odor kopfeu ( crura .capita diaphragma - tis ) von den obon bemerkten lendenwirbeln ihren fang nclimen .

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Crura s|Flower|Bitter almond|peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous|strongly|fragrant

Er besleht aus zwei , vor dcr Mitte der Wirbelkorpcr getheilten Ilalftcn , ciner linken ctwas kleinern und ciner rechten etwas gro - 351 Diaphragms .f6orn , dcron j ode gcwohnlieh mit drci , zuweilcn abcr mit vicr Schenkcln odor Kopfeu ( Crura s .capita diaphragma - tis ) von den obon bemerkten Lendenwirbeln ihren An fang nclimen .

['crura', 'flower', 'bitter almond', 'peach - kernel']

er besleht aus zwei vor dcr mitte der wirbelkorpcr getheilten ilalftcn ciner linken ctwas kleinern und ciner rechten etwas gro diaphragms forn dcron j ode gcwohnlieh mit drci zuweilcn abcr mit vicr schenkcln odor kopfeu crura s capita diaphragma tis von den obon bemerkten lendenwirbeln ihren an fang nclimen

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crura | flower | bitter almond | peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous | strongly | fragrant

water , first , milky colour , oil come , good measure separate phlegm ; pass flannel - bag , become clear common water .it smell bitter almond , peach - kernel , many year frequent use among housewife cook , give agreeable flavour cream pudding .it also much use among drinker dram ; proportion generally use , one part laurel - water , four brandy .

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Crura s|Flower|Bitter almond|peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous|strongly|fragrant

The water is , at first , of a milky colour , but the oil which comes over with it , being in a good measure separated from the phlegm ; by passing it through a flannel - bag , it becomes as clear as common water .It has the smell of the bitter almond , or peach - kernel , and has been for many years in frequent use among our housewives and cooks , to give that agreeable flavour to their creams and puddings .It has also been much in use among our drinkers of drams ; and the proportion they generally use it in , has been one part of laurel - water , to four of brandy .

['crura', 'flower', 'bitter almond', 'peach - kernel']

the water is at first of a milky colour but the oil which comes over with it being in a good measure separated from the phlegm by passing it through a flannel bag it becomes as clear as common water it has the smell of the bitter almond or peach kernel and has been for many years in frequent use among our housewives and cooks to give that agreeable flavour to their creams and puddings it has also been much in use among our drinkers of drams and the proportion they generally use it in has been one part of laurel water to four of brandy

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crura | flower | bitter almond | peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous | strongly | fragrant

2d 418 ser difficulty recognise tliem .the tripoli senna contain much large proportion cynan - chum , adulteration ; general rule , leave appear bright , fresh , free stalk spot , well strongly scented , smooth soft touch , thoroughly dry , sharp point , bitterish , somewhat nauseous , preferred .serpentariie radix .

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Crura s|Flower|Bitter almond|peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous|strongly|fragrant

2d 418 SER difficulty in at once recognising tliem .The Tripoli Senna contains a much larger proportion of Cynan - chum , and of the other adulterations ; as a general rule , those leaves which appear bright , fresh , free from stalks and spots , that are well and strongly scented , smooth and soft to the touch , thoroughly dry , sharp pointed , bitterish , and somewhat nauseous , are to be preferred .SERPENTARIiE RADIX .

['crura', 'flower', 'bitter almond', 'peach - kernel']

d ser difficulty in at once recognising tliem the tripoli senna contains a much larger proportion of cynan chum and of the other adulterations as a general rule those leaves which appear bright fresh free from stalks and spots that are well and strongly scented smooth and soft to the touch thoroughly dry sharp pointed bitterish and somewhat nauseous are to be preferred serpentariie radix

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crura | flower | bitter almond | peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous | strongly | fragrant

leave flaccid , ovate , finuate , alternate .flowers folitary , ftalked , white , fragrant certain time .fruit fpinous .

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Crura s|Flower|Bitter almond|peach - kernel

somewhat nauseous|strongly|fragrant

Leaves flaccid , ovate , finuated , alternate .Flowers folitary , ftalked , white , fragrant at certain times .Fruit very fpinous .

['crura', 'flower', 'bitter almond', 'peach - kernel']

leaves flaccid ovate finuated alternate flowers folitary ftalked white fragrant at certain times fruit very fpinous

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flower | easter

) 821 graesser - monsanto chemical works ltd . ( exhibit ) 271 graphite , use medicine 70 grasse , easter flower 528 ⠀ ” perfume flower industry 724 grate polish , liquid 692 gratte , . ( death ) 673 gray ' supplement phar - macopoeia 692 ( xrayser ) 713 greece : chemical industry 177 narcotic drug control 434 greenwood , r .

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Flower|Easter

) 821 Graesser - Monsanto Chemical Works Ltd .( exhibit ) 271 Graphites , use in medicine 70 Grasse , Easter flowers 528 ⠀ ” perfume flower Industry 724 Grate polish , liquid 692 Gratte , A .( death ) 673 Gray ' s supplement to the Phar - macopoeia 692 ( Xrayser on ) 713 Greece : Chemical industry in 177 Narcotic drugs control 434 Greenwood , R .

['flower', 'easter']

graesser monsanto chemical works ltd exhibit graphites use in medicine grasse easter flowers â perfume flower industry grate polish liquid gratte a death gray s supplement to the phar macopoeia xrayser on greece chemical industry in narcotic drugs control greenwood r