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olfactory

( ganglion cell retina ) centre .these olfactory nerve ( fig .2s9 , n ) extend stratum glomerulosum consist nodulated masse ( gl ) , glomeruli small nuclear - like cell distribute , whilst other scat - tere around ; also contain vessel , essentially consist finely granular mass resemble matrix fig 239 .

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Flower

olfactory

( ganglion cells of retina ) as a centre .These olfactory nerves ( fig .2S9 , n ) extend to a stratum glomerulosum consisting of nodulated masses ( gl ) , through the glomeruli of which some small nuclear - like cells are distributed , whilst others are scat - tered around them ; they also contain vessels , but essentially consist of a finely granular mass resembling the matrix of the Fig 239 .

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ganglion cells of retina as a centre these olfactory nerves fig s n extend to a stratum glomerulosum consisting of nodulated masses gl through the glomeruli of which some small nuclear like cells are distributed whilst others are scat tered around them they also contain vessels but essentially consist of a finely granular mass resembling the matrix of the fig

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flower

olfactory

say ⠀ œ male flower emit peculiar smell twenty - four hour opening , antennae assume great irritability time .a large humble - bee , noisy quarrel - , attract flower smell , great number may see every morning hour dispute place interior labellum , purpose gnaw cellular tissue side opposite column , turn back latter .as soon touch upper antenna male flower , pollen - mass , disc gland , fix back , often see fly peculiar - look ornament .

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Flower

olfactory

He says ⠀ œ the male flower emits a peculiar smell about twenty - four hours after opening , and the antennae assume their greatest irritability at the same time .A large humble - bee , noisy and quarrel - some , is now attracted to the flowers by the smell , and a great number of them may be seen every morning for a few hours disputing with each other for a place in the interior of the labellum , for the purpose of gnawing off the cellular tissue on the side opposite to the column , so that they turn their backs to the latter .As soon as they touch the upper antenna of the male flower , the pollen - mass , with its disc and gland , is fixed on their back , and they are often seen flying about with this peculiar - looking ornament on them .

['flower']

he says â the male flower emits a peculiar smell about twenty four hours after opening and the antennae assume their greatest irritability at the same time a large humble bee noisy and quarrel some is now attracted to the flowers by the smell and a great number of them may be seen every morning for a few hours disputing with each other for a place in the interior of the labellum for the purpose of gnawing off the cellular tissue on the side opposite to the column so that they turn their backs to the latter as soon as they touch the upper antenna of the male flower the pollen mass with its disc and gland is fixed on their back and they are often seen flying about with this peculiar looking ornament on them

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flower

fragrant

notwithftande national prejudice , juflieu hefitate decide favour red , virtue try upon himfelf . ' 1 fecond fpecie comprehend four variety white quin - quina , differ nrft fpecie large round - ifh hairy leave , fragrant flower , befet within , white hair ; capfule alfo long , exterior bark whitifh .two thefe inner layer yellow peruvian bark .

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Flower

very fragrant

Notwithftanding this national prejudice , Juflieu does not hefitate to decide in favour of the red , the virtue of which he tried upon himfelf .' 1 The fecond fpecies comprehends four varieties of the white Quin - quina , all of which differ from the nrft fpecies in having large round - ifh hairy leaves , and very fragrant flowers , befet within , with white hairs ; the capfules alfo are longer , and the exterior Bark whitifh .Two of thefe have the inner layer YELLOW PERUVIAN BARK .

['flower']

notwithftanding this national prejudice juflieu does not hefitate to decide in favour of the red the virtue of which he tried upon himfelf the fecond fpecies comprehends four varieties of the white quin quina all of which differ from the nrft fpecies in having large round ifh hairy leaves and very fragrant flowers befet within with white hairs the capfules alfo are longer and the exterior bark whitifh two of thefe have the inner layer yellow peruvian bark

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excrement | breeze | sweat | flower

badly - smell | indescribable | offensive | spicy | fearful | stink | fragrant

stem 1 ⠀ ” foot high , two , rarely three , large , radical leave , three four small , cauline one .spike long , numerous rather large , yellowish - white , fragrant flower .the basis cell anther distant .

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Excrement|breezes|Sweat|Flower

badly - smelling|indescribable|offensive|spicy|fearful|stinking|very fragrant

Stem 1 ⠀ ” foot high , with two , rarely three , large , radical leaves , and three to four very small , cauline ones .Spike long , of numerous rather large , yellowish - white , very fragrant flowers .The bases of the cells of the anther are very distant from each other .

['excrement', 'breeze', 'sweat', 'flower']

stem â foot high with two rarely three large radical leaves and three to four very small cauline ones spike long of numerous rather large yellowish white very fragrant flowers the bases of the cells of the anther are very distant from each other

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excrement | breeze | sweat | flower

badly - smell | indescribable | offensive | spicy | fearful | stink | fragrant

remission , generally last one two day , fever renew second eruption vary character .dure remission profuse sweat odor like decay straw .diarrhoea epistaxis may also occur .

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Excrement|breezes|Sweat|Flower

badly - smelling|indescribable|offensive|spicy|fearful|stinking|very fragrant

After a remission , which generally lasts one or two days , the fever is renewed with a second eruption which varies in its character .During the remission there is profuse sweating with an odor like that of decayed straw .Diarrhoea or epistaxis may also occur .

['excrement', 'breeze', 'sweat', 'flower']

after a remission which generally lasts one or two days the fever is renewed with a second eruption which varies in its character during the remission there is profuse sweating with an odor like that of decayed straw diarrhoea or epistaxis may also occur

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excrement | breeze | sweat | flower

badly - smell | indescribable | offensive | spicy | fearful | stink | fragrant

) definition .⠀ ” bromidrosis , osmidrosis , stink sweat functional disorder sweat - gland characterize production offensive , badly - smell perspiration .symptoms .

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Excrement|breezes|Sweat|Flower

badly - smelling|indescribable|offensive|spicy|fearful|stinking|very fragrant

) Definition .⠀ ” Bromidrosis , osmidrosis , or stinking sweat is a functional disorder of the sweat - glands which is characterized by the production of an offensive , badly - smelling perspiration .Symptoms .

['excrement', 'breeze', 'sweat', 'flower']

definition â bromidrosis osmidrosis or stinking sweat is a functional disorder of the sweat glands which is characterized by the production of an offensive badly smelling perspiration symptoms

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excrement | breeze | sweat | flower

badly - smell | indescribable | offensive | spicy | fearful | stink | fragrant

pliny ( xii .42 ) write spicy breezes india arabia , say , ⠀ œ sun reach meridian entire peninsula exhale indescribable perfume , extend far sea .⠀  kind romance , old ctesia , repeat writer poet age ; - layan breeze western india famous hindus saba3an west .

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Excrement|breezes|Sweat|Flower

badly - smelling|indescribable|offensive|spicy|fearful|stinking|very fragrant

Pliny ( xii .42 ) writes about the spicy breezes of India and Arabia , saying , ⠀ œ when the sun reaches the meridian the entire peninsula exhales an indescribable perfume , which extends far out to sea .⠀  This kind of romance , which is as old as Ctesias , has been repeated by writers and poets in all ages ; the Ma - layan breezes of western India are as famous with the Hindus as the Saba3an in the west .

['excrement', 'breeze', 'sweat', 'flower']

pliny xii writes about the spicy breezes of india and arabia saying â when the sun reaches the meridian the entire peninsula exhales an indescribable perfume which extends far out to sea â this kind of romance which is as old as ctesias has been repeated by writers and poets in all ages the ma layan breezes of western india are as famous with the hindus as the sabaan in the west

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excrement | breeze | sweat | flower

badly - smell | indescribable | offensive | spicy | fearful | stink | fragrant

` ` wonder , create pestilence , particularly water scarce every drop purchase , hut say ⠀ œ mortality great aripo among crowded population native town ; vegetable decomposition consider fatal tropical climate animal .⠀  1 ` ` '' fish sufficiently decompose , throw troughs well wash sea - water , odour arise process fearful ; shell remove examine , pearl sometimes find grow , cut , search next make large pearl bottom troughs .when secure , sand mud trough search small seed pearl , perform woman child , sit row mat sand spread brass tray lap , carefully look pearl pick . ''

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Excrement|breezes|Sweat|Flower

badly - smelling|indescribable|offensive|spicy|fearful|stinking|very fragrant

The wonder is , it does not create a pestilence , particularly where water is so scarce that every drop of it has to be purchased , hut it is said ⠀ œ the mortality is not greater at Aripo than among the crowded populations of the native towns ; vegetable decomposition being considered more fatal in tropical climates than animal .⠀  1 " When the fish are sufficiently decomposed , they are thrown into troughs and well washed in sea - water , the odour which arises from this process being fearful ; the shells are then removed and examined , as pearls are sometimes found growing to them , which are cut off , search is next made for the larger pearls in the bottom of the troughs .When they are secured , the sand and mud in the troughs is searched for the small and seed pearls , which is performed by women and children , who sit in rows on mats with the sand spread on brass trays in their laps , when it is carefully looked over and the pearls picked out .

['excrement', 'breeze', 'sweat', 'flower']

the wonder is it does not create a pestilence particularly where water is so scarce that every drop of it has to be purchased hut it is said â the mortality is not greater at aripo than among the crowded populations of the native towns vegetable decomposition being considered more fatal in tropical climates than animal â when the fish are sufficiently decomposed they are thrown into troughs and well washed in sea water the odour which arises from this process being fearful the shells are then removed and examined as pearls are sometimes found growing to them which are cut off search is next made for the larger pearls in the bottom of the troughs when they are secured the sand and mud in the troughs is searched for the small and seed pearls which is performed by women and children who sit in rows on mats with the sand spread on brass trays in their laps when it is carefully looked over and the pearls picked out

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excrement | breeze | sweat | flower

badly - smell | indescribable | offensive | spicy | fearful | stink | fragrant

use moderate number case much benefit , stool decrease frequency , character become natural , odor less offensive , tenesmus practically abolish , patient much comfortable one two injec - tion interval four hour .in one two case method fail slightly ameliorate pain lessen odor stool .alum enemata may give strength indicate .

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Excrement|breezes|Sweat|Flower

badly - smelling|indescribable|offensive|spicy|fearful|stinking|very fragrant

I have used it in a moderate number of cases with much benefit , the stools decreasing in frequency , their character becoming more natural , their odor less offensive , tenesmus practically abolished , and the patient much more comfortable after one or two of the injec - tions at intervals of four hours .In one or two cases this method failed to do more than slightly ameliorate the pain and lessen the odor of the stools .Alum enemata may be given in the strength above indicated .

['excrement', 'breeze', 'sweat', 'flower']

i have used it in a moderate number of cases with much benefit the stools decreasing in frequency their character becoming more natural their odor less offensive tenesmus practically abolished and the patient much more comfortable after one or two of the injec tions at intervals of four hours in one or two cases this method failed to do more than slightly ameliorate the pain and lessen the odor of the stools alum enemata may be given in the strength above indicated

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quantity lime | flower

sensible | strong

⠀ ” one hundred labourer 7 cart , day employ work heretofore .on 23rd , quantity lime cart various place along margin harbour , purpose deodorize .24th .

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quantity of lime|Flower

most sensible|strong

⠀ ” One hundred labourers and 7 carts , were each day employed on the same work as heretofore .On the 23rd , a quantity of lime carted to various places along the margin of the harbour , for the purpose of deodorizing .24th .

['quantity lime', 'flower']

â one hundred labourers and carts were each day employed on the same work as heretofore on the rd a quantity of lime carted to various places along the margin of the harbour for the purpose of deodorizing th

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quantity lime | flower

sensible | strong

florentine q , uack , illustrative story , 54 .flower , strong scent , affect pregnant woman , 143 ; perfume , sensible evening , 212 .fluids body , medicine act upon , 1 01 .

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quantity of lime|Flower

most sensible|strong

Florentine Q , uack , illustrative story of the , 54 .Flowers , the strong scent of , affect pregnant women , 143 ; the perfume of , why most sensible in the evening , 212 .Fluids of the body , few medicines act upon the , 1 01 .

['quantity lime', 'flower']

florentine q uack illustrative story of the flowers the strong scent of affect pregnant women the perfume of why most sensible in the evening fluids of the body few medicines act upon the

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root | sulphur | flower | urine cat | nation gtnu | | tunica | car |

able | strong | fragrant

dianthus , botany , ( ale , $ â « , jove , ttvde ; , flower , name give linnxus pir .k car - nation gtnu , tunica caryophyllus former author , allufion magnificence fragrance flowerf . ) linn .

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able|strong|fragrant

DIANTHUS , in Botany , ( from Ale , $ Â « of , Jove , and ttvDe ; , a flower , a name given by Linnxus to the Pir .k and Car - nation gtnus , the Tunica and Caryophyllus of former authors , in allufion to the magnificence and fragrance of the flowerf .) Linn .

['root', 'sulphur', 'flower', 'urine cat', 'nation gtnu', '', 'tunica', 'car', '']

dianthus in botany from ale â of jove and ttvde a flower a name given by linnxus to the pir k and car nation gtnus the tunica and caryophyllus of former authors in allufion to the magnificence and fragrance of the flowerf linn

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root | sulphur | flower | urine cat | nation gtnu | | tunica | car |

able | strong | fragrant

adulteration .the root species crowfoot sometimes mixed valerian : may distinguished caustic taste chewing ; root also often disagreeâ ¬ able smell urine cat , allured delighted odour ; sometimes inert , take proper season , carefully preserve .veratri radix .

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Root|Sulphur|Flower|from the urine of cats|nation gtnus|their|the Tunica|Car|they

able|strong|fragrant

Adulterations .The roots of a species of crowfoot are sometimes mixed with those of valerian : they may be distinguished by a caustic taste on chewing them ; the roots have also often a disagree ¬ able smell from the urine of cats , who are allured and delighted by their odour ; and they are sometimes inert , from not having been taken up at a proper season , or from not having been carefully preserved .VERATRI RADIX .

['root', 'sulphur', 'flower', 'urine cat', 'nation gtnu', '', 'tunica', 'car', '']

adulterations the roots of a species of crowfoot are sometimes mixed with those of valerian they may be distinguished by a caustic taste on chewing them the roots have also often a disagreeâ able smell from the urine of cats who are allured and delighted by their odour and they are sometimes inert from not having been taken up at a proper season or from not having been carefully preserved veratri radix

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root | sulphur | flower | urine cat | nation gtnu | | tunica | car |

able | strong | fragrant

leave deciduous , lanceolate , scattered , smooth , stalk two inch long , half inch broad , appear flower , accompany flower - bud next season .the flower dispose cluster , three together , naked branch , several smooth , ovate bracteas underneath ; pale rise colour , fragrant , sessile , monosepalous , tubular , lip divide four deep ovate , spread segment .the calyx , constitute usually denominate flower , resemble corolla texture , contain stamen .

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Root|Sulphur|Flower|from the urine of cats|nation gtnus|their|the Tunica|Car|they

able|strong|fragrant

The leaves are deciduous , lanceolate , scattered , smooth , stalked about two inches long , and half an inch broad , appearing after the flowers , and accompanied by flower - buds for the next season .The flowers are disposed in clusters , about three together , on the naked branches , with several smooth , ovate bracteas underneath ; they are of a pale rose colour , fragrant , sessile , monosepalous , tubular , with the lip divided into four deep ovate , spreading segments .The calyx , which constitutes what is usually denominated the flower , resembles a corolla in texture , and contains the stamens .

['root', 'sulphur', 'flower', 'urine cat', 'nation gtnu', '', 'tunica', 'car', '']

the leaves are deciduous lanceolate scattered smooth stalked about two inches long and half an inch broad appearing after the flowers and accompanied by flower buds for the next season the flowers are disposed in clusters about three together on the naked branches with several smooth ovate bracteas underneath they are of a pale rose colour fragrant sessile monosepalous tubular with the lip divided into four deep ovate spreading segments the calyx which constitutes what is usually denominated the flower resembles a corolla in texture and contains the stamens

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root | sulphur | flower | urine cat | nation gtnu | | tunica | car |

able | strong | fragrant

observe many hole ground ; one middle bigness man⠀ ™ head , five six small round , bigness one⠀ ™ fist , deep fathomed implement hand .it observe , also , green herbage burn , near hole ; con - j tin strong smell sulphur near place , j time .⠀  ulloa give account one similar kind , quito .

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Root|Sulphur|Flower|from the urine of cats|nation gtnus|their|the Tunica|Car|they

able|strong|fragrant

I observed there were many holes in the ground ; one in the middle of the bigness of a man⠀ ™ s head , and five or six smaller round about it , of the bigness of one⠀ ™ s fist , and so deep as not be fathomed by such implements as were at hand .It was observed , also , that all the green herbage was burnt up , near the holes ; and there con - j tinned a strong smell of sulphur near the place , for some j time after .⠀  Ulloa gives an account of one of a similar kind , at Quito .

['root', 'sulphur', 'flower', 'urine cat', 'nation gtnu', '', 'tunica', 'car', '']

i observed there were many holes in the ground one in the middle of the bigness of a manâ s head and five or six smaller round about it of the bigness of oneâ s fist and so deep as not be fathomed by such implements as were at hand it was observed also that all the green herbage was burnt up near the holes and there con j tinned a strong smell of sulphur near the place for some j time after â ulloa gives an account of one of a similar kind at quito

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flower | aurantia

fragrant

sir francis carew say intro - duce orange tree england , reign ehzabeth ; whether bring plant , raise seed bring home sir walter raleigh , satisfactorily ascer - taine . * hot - house tree produce pure white * orange - tree also suppose native hesperide , canary island , fruit golden apple daughter he s - perus cause strictly guard dragon ; idea , veutenat ^ change name natural order belong , aurantia fragrant flower june ; first season flowering , blossom fruit appear together plant ; latter remain year , fifteen month , tree ripe .the orange middle sized ever - green tree , * much branch , cover greenish brown bark .

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Flower|Aurantia

very fragrant

Sir Francis Carew is said to have intro - duced orange trees into England , in the reign of Ehzabeth ; but whether he brought plants , or raised them from seeds brought home by Sir Walter Raleigh , has not been satisfactorily ascer - tained .* In our hot - houses the trees produce their pure white * The Orange - tree has also been supposed to be a native of the Hesperides , or Canary islands , and its fruit to be the golden apples which the daughters of Hes - perus caused to be so strictly guarded by a dragon ; and under this idea , Veutenat ^ s changed the name of the natural order to which it belongs , from Aurantia to and very fragrant flowers in June ; and after the first season of flowering , blossoms and fruit appear together on the same plant ; the latter remaining a year , or fifteen months , on the tree before it be ripe .The Orange is a middle sized ever - green tree , * much branched , and covered with a greenish brown bark .

['flower', 'aurantia']

sir francis carew is said to have intro duced orange trees into england in the reign of ehzabeth but whether he brought plants or raised them from seeds brought home by sir walter raleigh has not been satisfactorily ascer tained in our hot houses the trees produce their pure white the orange tree has also been supposed to be a native of the hesperides or canary islands and its fruit to be the golden apples which the daughters of hes perus caused to be so strictly guarded by a dragon and under this idea veutenat s changed the name of the natural order to which it belongs from aurantia to and very fragrant flowers in june and after the first season of flowering blossoms and fruit appear together on the same plant the latter remaining a year or fifteen months on the tree before it be ripe the orange is a middle sized ever green tree much branched and covered with a greenish brown bark

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flower | leaf | rise

fragrant

last year .rose - leave leave fragrant flower gather dry day , may add time time .if approve , pow - dere benzoin , chip sandal - wood , cinnamon , orris - root , indeed aro - matic plant dry , may mix .

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Flower|Leaf|Rose

fragrant

It will last for years .Rose - leaves and the leaves of any other fragrant flowers gathered on dry days , may be added from time to time .If approved , pow - dered benzoin , chips of sandal - wood , cinnamon , orris - root , indeed any aro - matic plant dried , may be mixed in .

['flower', 'leaf', 'rise']

it will last for years rose leaves and the leaves of any other fragrant flowers gathered on dry days may be added from time to time if approved pow dered benzoin chips of sandal wood cinnamon orris root indeed any aro matic plant dried may be mixed in

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herb | | flower

pungent | strong | fragrant | ill | odorous

balsam copaiba , cubcbs , fruit juniper , owe diuretic propertie .s solely volatile oil contain , , separate com - ponent process digestion , carry kidney augment natural function , may readily perceive odour urine .conaiba - dose cause inflammation kidney ; onsequently ought carefully avoid least tendency ulceration organ .

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Herb|their|Flower

pungent|strong|fragrant|ill|odorous

The balsam of copaiba , cubcbs , and the fruit of the Juniper , owe their diuretic propertie .s solely to the volatile oil which they contain , and which , separated from their other com - ponents during the process of digestion , is carried to the kidneys and augments their natural function , it may be readily perceived by their odour in the urine .Conaiba in an over - dose causes inflammation of the kidneys ; t onsequently it ought to be carefully avoided when there is the least tendency to ulceration of these organs .

['herb', '', 'flower']

the balsam of copaiba cubcbs and the fruit of the juniper owe their diuretic propertie s solely to the volatile oil which they contain and which separated from their other com ponents during the process of digestion is carried to the kidneys and augments their natural function it may be readily perceived by their odour in the urine conaiba in an over dose causes inflammation of the kidneys t onsequently it ought to be carefully avoided when there is the least tendency to ulceration of these organs

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herb | | flower

pungent | strong | fragrant | ill | odorous

il é  Š hing .0 å ¹ ² certain vessel use io sacrifice , design contain kind soup make fragrant herb flesh .é ‰ ‰ é Š ¨ ch⠀ ™ .

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Herb|their|Flower

pungent|strong|fragrant|ill|odorous

il é  Š HING .0 å ¹ ² A certain vessel used io sacrifice , designed to contain a kind of soup made of fragrant herbs and flesh .é ‰ ‰ é Š ¨ CH⠀ ™ HE .

['herb', '', 'flower']

il é hing å ¹ ² a certain vessel used io sacrifice designed to contain a kind of soup made of fragrant herbs and flesh é é châ he

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herb | | flower

pungent | strong | fragrant | ill | odorous

leave alternate , pinnate , compose five six pair ovate - oblong , pointed , undulated leaflet , pale green colour , finely nerve prominent midrib underneath , support short footstalk .the flower large , odorous , yellow - vein , produce long pendant axillary raceme .the calyx consist five oblong , blunt , greenish , crenate leave .

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Herb|their|Flower

pungent|strong|fragrant|ill|odorous

The leaves are alternate , pinnated , composed of five or six pairs of ovate - oblong , pointed , undulated leaflets , of a pale green colour , finely nerved with a prominent midrib underneath , and supported on short footstalks .The flowers are large , odorous , yellow - veined , and produced in long pendant axillary racemes .The calyx consists of five oblong , blunt , greenish , crenated leaves .

['herb', '', 'flower']

the leaves are alternate pinnated composed of five or six pairs of ovate oblong pointed undulated leaflets of a pale green colour finely nerved with a prominent midrib underneath and supported on short footstalks the flowers are large odorous yellow veined and produced in long pendant axillary racemes the calyx consists of five oblong blunt greenish crenated leaves

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herb | | flower

pungent | strong | fragrant | ill | odorous

form , limpid , colourless fluid ; specific gravity , * 960 , fgj weigh 438 grs .odour , strong pungent ; taste , extremely caustic .chemical composition .

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Herb|their|Flower

pungent|strong|fragrant|ill|odorous

Form , a limpid , colourless fluid ; specific gravity , * 960 , or fgj weighs about 438 grs .Odour , strong and pungent ; Taste , extremely caustic .Chemical Composition .

['herb', '', 'flower']

form a limpid colourless fluid specific gravity or fgj weighs about grs odour strong and pungent taste extremely caustic chemical composition

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herb | | flower

pungent | strong | fragrant | ill | odorous

refrain salt , illation urgent ; many , note ill odour , eat salt ; carnivorous animal , chil - dren , many whole nation , probably father creation ; indeed every thing eat , natural conceal salt , separate digestion , doth appear tear , sweat urine , although refrain salt , doth seem contain .another cause urge campegius , much receive christians ; ill savour curse derive upon christ , stand , badge brand generation crucify salvator .but conceit without warrant ; easie way take dispute point obscurity soever .

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Herb|their|Flower

pungent|strong|fragrant|ill|odorous

Nor if they refrained all salt , is the illation very urgent ; for many there are , not noted for ill odours , which eat no salt at all ; as all carnivorous Animals , most Chil - dren , many whole Nations , and probably our Fathers after the Creation ; there being indeed in every thing we eat , a natural and concealed salt , which is separated by digestions , as doth appear in our tears , sweat and urines , although we refrain all salt , or what doth seem to contain it .Another cause is urged by Campegius , and much received by Christians ; that this ill savour is a curse derived upon them by Christ , and stands , as a badge or brand of a generation that crucified their Salvator .But this is a conceit without all warrant ; and an easie way to take off dispute in what point of obscurity soever .

['herb', '', 'flower']

nor if they refrained all salt is the illation very urgent for many there are not noted for ill odours which eat no salt at all as all carnivorous animals most chil dren many whole nations and probably our fathers after the creation there being indeed in every thing we eat a natural and concealed salt which is separated by digestions as doth appear in our tears sweat and urines although we refrain all salt or what doth seem to contain it another cause is urged by campegius and much received by christians that this ill savour is a curse derived upon them by christ and stands as a badge or brand of a generation that crucified their salvator but this is a conceit without all warrant and an easie way to take off dispute in what point of obscurity soever

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flower

strong sweet | olfactory

` ` even may , case form whole frontal extremity cerebral lobe , press forward front transverse groove ( absent man ) ( fig .238 , 5 ) , form falciform fissure sulcu cruciatus ( leuret ) cover olfactory lobule ; man monkey difierent part brain situate behind frontal bone arc situate mammal . '' '' within external conformation cerebral cortex appear ⠀ ” 1 . ''

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Flower

strong sweet|olfactory

It even may , in such cases form the whole frontal extremity of the cerebral lobe , pressing forward in front of a transverse groove ( absent in Man ) ( fig .238 , 5 ) , which forms with the falciform fissure a sulcus cruciatus ( Leuret ) and covering the olfactory lobules ; so that in Man and Monkeys difierent parts of the brain are situated behind the frontal bone than those which arc there situated in other Mammals ." Within this external conformation of the cerebral cortex there appears to be ⠀ ” 1 .

['flower']

it even may in such cases form the whole frontal extremity of the cerebral lobe pressing forward in front of a transverse groove absent in man fig which forms with the falciform fissure a sulcus cruciatus leuret and covering the olfactory lobules so that in man and monkeys difierent parts of the brain are situated behind the frontal bone than those which arc there situated in other mammals within this external conformation of the cerebral cortex there appears to be â

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flower

strong sweet | olfactory

chap , ii .flowers , strong sweet odour emit night , show plant depend fertilisa - tion large nocturnal lepidoptera .i often find spike almost pollinia remove .

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Flower

strong sweet|olfactory

Chap , II .flowers , and the strong sweet odour emitted by them at night , all show that this plant depends for its fertilisa - tion on the larger nocturnal Lepidoptera .I have often found spikes with almost all the pollinia removed .

['flower']

chap ii flowers and the strong sweet odour emitted by them at night all show that this plant depends for its fertilisa tion on the larger nocturnal lepidoptera i have often found spikes with almost all the pollinia removed

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sulphur | powder | dianthon | flower

acrid | unpleasant | peculiar | strong | noisome | aromatic | fragrant

hailstone bluish colour ; weigh less hundred pound .a noisome vapour sulphur attend storm .all bird beast country entu * dy destroy .

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Sulphur|Powder|DIANTHON|Flower

acrid|unpleasant|peculiar|strong|noisome|aromatic|fragrant

These hailstones were of a bluish colour ; and some of them weighed not less than a hundred pounds .A noisome vapour of sulphur attended the storm .All the birds and beasts of the country were entu * dy destroyed .

['sulphur', 'powder', 'dianthon', 'flower']

these hailstones were of a bluish colour and some of them weighed not less than a hundred pounds a noisome vapour of sulphur attended the storm all the birds and beasts of the country were entu dy destroyed

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sulphur | powder | dianthon | flower

acrid | unpleasant | peculiar | strong | noisome | aromatic | fragrant

astonish chemist , extol skill converting , ex - pensive process , linen sugar , wood sort flour , starch gum , forth ⠀ ” rightly give way wonder ; conversion similar , though much perfect extensive , work every plant , even humble weed grow .they constantly engage manufacture , may express , flour , sugar , oil , resin , flax , cotton , numerous vegetable substance conducive comfort , nay , essential existence , earth , air , water ⠀ ” pre - sente we new organic matter , derive agency mineral kingdom , also renovate , fed otherwise use spoil man animal , cast , loathe dunghill , part fail recognise return corn , oil , culinary vegetable , delicious fruit , fragrant beauteous flower .the scientific culture plant found knowledge structure function , branch vegetable physiology ; vast improvement horticulture agriculture since empirical practise measure supersede scientific principle .

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Sulphur|Powder|DIANTHON|Flower

acrid|unpleasant|peculiar|strong|noisome|aromatic|fragrant

We are astonished at the chemist , and extol his skill for converting , by an ex - pensive process , linen into sugar , wood into a sort of flour , starch into gum , and so forth ⠀ ” and rightly do we give way to wonder ; but conversions similar , though much more perfect and extensive , are being wrought by every plant , even by the humblest weed that grows .They are constantly engaged in the manufacture , if we may so express ourselves , of flour , sugar , oil , resin , flax , cotton , and all the other numerous vegetable substances which are so conducive to our comfort , nay , so essential to our existence , from earth , air , and water ⠀ ” pre - senting us not only with new organic matter , derived by their agency from the mineral kingdom , but also renovating that which , having been fed on or otherwise used and spoiled by men and animals , they cast , with loathing on the dunghill , and for the most part fail to recognise when returned to them as corn , and oil , as culinary vegetables , as delicious fruit , and as fragrant and beauteous flowers .The scientific culture of plants is founded on a knowledge of their structure and their functions , or it is a branch of vegetable physiology ; and vast have been the improvements in both horticulture and agriculture since empirical practise has in some measure been superseded by scientific principles .

['sulphur', 'powder', 'dianthon', 'flower']

we are astonished at the chemist and extol his skill for converting by an ex pensive process linen into sugar wood into a sort of flour starch into gum and so forth â and rightly do we give way to wonder but conversions similar though much more perfect and extensive are being wrought by every plant even by the humblest weed that grows they are constantly engaged in the manufacture if we may so express ourselves of flour sugar oil resin flax cotton and all the other numerous vegetable substances which are so conducive to our comfort nay so essential to our existence from earth air and water â pre senting us not only with new organic matter derived by their agency from the mineral kingdom but also renovating that which having been fed on or otherwise used and spoiled by men and animals they cast with loathing on the dunghill and for the most part fail to recognise when returned to them as corn and oil as culinary vegetables as delicious fruit and as fragrant and beauteous flowers the scientific culture of plants is founded on a knowledge of their structure and their functions or it is a branch of vegetable physiology and vast have been the improvements in both horticulture and agriculture since empirical practise has in some measure been superseded by scientific principles

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sulphur | powder | dianthon | flower

acrid | unpleasant | peculiar | strong | noisome | aromatic | fragrant

quality .odour , strong , peculiar unpleasant ; taste , warm , bitter , sub - acrid .chemical comâ ¬ position .

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Sulphur|Powder|DIANTHON|Flower

acrid|unpleasant|peculiar|strong|noisome|aromatic|fragrant

Qualities .Odour , strong , peculiar and unpleasant ; Taste , warm , bitter , and sub - acrid .Chemical Com ¬ position .

['sulphur', 'powder', 'dianthon', 'flower']

qualities odour strong peculiar and unpleasant taste warm bitter and sub acrid chemical comâ position

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sulphur | powder | dianthon | flower

acrid | unpleasant | peculiar | strong | noisome | aromatic | fragrant

see justicia .dianthon , pharmacy , aromatic powder , difufed .dianthus , botany , ( ale , $ â « , jove , ttvde ; , flower , name give linnxus pir .

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Sulphur|Powder|DIANTHON|Flower

acrid|unpleasant|peculiar|strong|noisome|aromatic|fragrant

See Justicia .DIANTHON , in Pharmacy , an aromatic powder , now difufed .DIANTHUS , in Botany , ( from Ale , $ Â « of , Jove , and ttvDe ; , a flower , a name given by Linnxus to the Pir .

['sulphur', 'powder', 'dianthon', 'flower']

see justicia dianthon in pharmacy an aromatic powder now difufed dianthus in botany from ale â of jove and ttvde a flower a name given by linnxus to the pir

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flower

agreeable | fragrant

two variety .the flower fragrant , agreeable fmell , warm , pungent , bitterilh talle ; broad - leave , fort llrongell refpeâ £ ls , yield dillillation thrice much effential oil ; oil alfo hotter fpecifically heavy : hence , fouthern part france , kind grow wild , ufed dillillation call oil spike .the narrow - leave fort commonly meet garden .

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The flowers of both

agreeable|fragrant

There are two varieties .The flowers of both have a fragrant , agreeable fmell , and a warm , pungent , bitterilh talle ; the broad - leaved , fort is the llrongell in both refpe £ ls , and yields in dillillation thrice as much effential oil as the other ; its oil is alfo hotter and fpecifically heavier : hence , in the fouthern parts of France , where both kinds grow wild , this only is ufed for the dillillation of what is called Oil of Spike .The narrow - leaved is the fort commonly met with in our gardens .

['flower']

there are two varieties the flowers of both have a fragrant agreeable fmell and a warm pungent bitterilh talle the broad leaved fort is the llrongell in both refpeâ ls and yields in dillillation thrice as much effential oil as the other its oil is alfo hotter and fpecifically heavier hence in the fouthern parts of france where both kinds grow wild this only is ufed for the dillillation of what is called oil of spike the narrow leaved is the fort commonly met with in our gardens

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| flower

disagreeable | strong | fragrant | aromatic

quality .odour , strong , disagreeable ; taste , bitter , acrid ; dry , odour dissiâ ¬ pat , state find shop .vol .

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their|Flower

disagreeable|strong|fragrant|aromatic

Qualities .Odour , strong , and disagreeable ; Taste , bitter , and very acrid ; by drying , the odour is dissi ¬ pated , and in this state it is found in the shops .VoL .

['', 'flower']

qualities odour strong and disagreeable taste bitter and very acrid by drying the odour is dissiâ pated and in this state it is found in the shops vol

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| flower

disagreeable | strong | fragrant | aromatic

orator make panegyric , historian grave relation ; profound philosopher love pass life repose contemplation .⠀  author , ancient modern , express sense beauty , employ figure whatever rich , flourish pleasant ? spring delicacy pride , summer shadowy aromatic , last splendour autumn , winter robs foliage , bring light summer conceal , - work tracery branch ⠀ ” , tree wood inspire delightful .it month , however , wood may pronounced beautiful .

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their|Flower

disagreeable|strong|fragrant|aromatic

Here orators have made their panegyrics , historians their grave relations ; and the profound philosophers have loved to pass their lives in repose and contemplation .⠀  And what author , ancient or modern , has not expressed his sense of their beauty , by employing them as figures of whatever is rich , flourishing and pleasant ? In spring when they are in the delicacy of their pride , in summer when they are shadowy and aromatic , in the last splendour of autumn , or when winter robs them of their foliage , but brings to light what summer has concealed , the under - work and tracery of their branches ⠀ ” in each and all , are trees and woods inspiring and delightful .It is in this month , however , that woods may be pronounced most beautiful .

['', 'flower']

here orators have made their panegyrics historians their grave relations and the profound philosophers have loved to pass their lives in repose and contemplation â and what author ancient or modern has not expressed his sense of their beauty by employing them as figures of whatever is rich flourishing and pleasant in spring when they are in the delicacy of their pride in summer when they are shadowy and aromatic in the last splendour of autumn or when winter robs them of their foliage but brings to light what summer has concealed the under work and tracery of their branches â in each and all are trees and woods inspiring and delightful it is in this month however that woods may be pronounced most beautiful

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| flower

disagreeable | strong | fragrant | aromatic

remember , cherokee king , wait three hour time dress .they never would venture make appearance till go tedious ceremony toilet : box oil : ochre , fat perfume , like effeminate beau , generally take four hour dress ! consider fit see .we must , therefore , consider delicacy point dress , mark refinement , since savage much difficult particular fashionable tawdry european .

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their|Flower

disagreeable|strong|fragrant|aromatic

I remember , when the Cherokee kings were over I here , that I have waited for three hours during the time they were dressing .They never would venture to make I their appearance till they had gone through the tedious i ceremonies of the toilet : they had their boxes of oil and : ochre , their fat and their perfumes , like the most effeminate beau , and generally took up four hours in dressing before ! they considered themselves as fit to be seen .We must I not , therefore , consider a delicacy in point of dress , as a mark of refinement , since savages are much more difficult i in this particular than the most fashionable or tawdry European .

['', 'flower']

i remember when the cherokee kings were over i here that i have waited for three hours during the time they were dressing they never would venture to make i their appearance till they had gone through the tedious i ceremonies of the toilet they had their boxes of oil and ochre their fat and their perfumes like the most effeminate beau and generally took up four hours in dressing before they considered themselves as fit to be seen we must i not therefore consider a delicacy in point of dress as a mark of refinement since savages are much more difficult i in this particular than the most fashionable or tawdry european

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| flower

disagreeable | strong | fragrant | aromatic

fine ar .d fragrant flower , variety colour luxuri - ance innumerable .fioriits diftingnifh two principal fub - divifion , carnation pink .

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their|Flower

disagreeable|strong|fragrant|aromatic

Of this fine ar .d fragrant flower , the varieties of colour and luxuri - ance are innumerable .Fioriits diftingnifh two principal fub - divifions , Carnations and Pinks .

['', 'flower']

of this fine ar d fragrant flower the varieties of colour and luxuri ance are innumerable fioriits diftingnifh two principal fub divifions carnations and pinks

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flower | papilionaceous flower |

fragrant | aromatic

.lahiatce ) , small mider - shrub indigenous southern france , italy , spain , cultivate country garden plant , well large scale aromatic flower .it also extensively cultivate southern france .

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Flower|papilionaceous flowers|its

fragrant|aromatic

O .Lahiatce ) , is a small mider - shrub indigenous to southern France , Italy , and Spain , but cultivated in this country as a garden plant , as well as on a large scale for its aromatic flowers .It is also extensively cultivated in southern France .

['flower', 'papilionaceous flower', '']

o lahiatce is a small mider shrub indigenous to southern france italy and spain but cultivated in this country as a garden plant as well as on a large scale for its aromatic flowers it is also extensively cultivated in southern france

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flower | papilionaceous flower |

fragrant | aromatic

easily fall fmm stem dry , dry drug therefore leave find .the bright yellow , fragrant , papilionaceous flower bear fig .80 .

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Flower|papilionaceous flowers|its

fragrant|aromatic

They easily fall off fmm the stems when dried , and in the dry drug therefore but few leaves are to be found .The bright yellow , fragrant , papilionaceous flowers are borne Fig .80 .

['flower', 'papilionaceous flower', '']

they easily fall off fmm the stems when dried and in the dry drug therefore but few leaves are to be found the bright yellow fragrant papilionaceous flowers are borne fig

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flower

highly fragrant

lightfoot , fome botanift .the flower appear july , highly fragrant .the whole hiftory fpecie englifh writer heap confufion .

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Flower

highly fragrant

Lightfoot , and fome other botanifts .The flowers appear in July , and are highly fragrant .The whole hiftory of this fpecies in Englifh writers is a heap of confufion .

['flower']

lightfoot and fome other botanifts the flowers appear in july and are highly fragrant the whole hiftory of this fpecies in englifh writers is a heap of confufion

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flower | lobe

sweet | olfactory

quickly beeome depressed lie line bristle , ⠀ ” one little one side , side ; bristle , hold relative position , insert nectary another flower , two end pollinia accurately strike two protu - berant stigmatic surface , situate side mouth nectary .the flower smell sweet , abundant nectar always contain neetarie seem highly attractive lepidoptera , pollinia soon effectually remove .for instance , spike forty - five open flower , forty - one pollinia remove , pollen leave stigma : another spike fifty - four flower , thirty - seven pollinia , fifteen one pollinium , remove ; two flower whole spike neither pollinium remove .

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Flower|lobe

sweet|olfactory

They then quickly beeome depressed so as to lie in the same line with the bristle , ⠀ ” one a little on one side , and the other on the other side ; and if the bristle , held in the same relative position , be now inserted into the nectary of another flower , the two ends of the pollinia accurately strike the two protu - berant stigmatic surfaces , situated on each side of the mouth of the nectary .The flowers smell sweet , and the abundant nectar always contained in their neetaries seems highly attractive to Lepidoptera , for the pollinia are soon and effectually removed .For instance , in a spike with forty - five open flowers , forty - one had their pollinia removed , or had pollen left on their stigmas : in another spike with fifty - four flowers , thirty - seven had both pollinia , and fifteen had one pollinium , removed ; so that only two flowers in the whole spike had neither pollinium removed .

['flower', 'lobe']

they then quickly beeome depressed so as to lie in the same line with the bristle â one a little on one side and the other on the other side and if the bristle held in the same relative position be now inserted into the nectary of another flower the two ends of the pollinia accurately strike the two protu berant stigmatic surfaces situated on each side of the mouth of the nectary the flowers smell sweet and the abundant nectar always contained in their neetaries seems highly attractive to lepidoptera for the pollinia are soon and effectually removed for instance in a spike with forty five open flowers forty one had their pollinia removed or had pollen left on their stigmas in another spike with fifty four flowers thirty seven had both pollinia and fifteen had one pollinium removed so that only two flowers in the whole spike had neither pollinium removed

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flower | lobe

sweet | olfactory

two limb inferior surface corpus striatum , - vest thin layer cortical substance , know lamina perforata anterior , form area olfactory triangle .inasmuch , removal olfactory lobe , form internal surface hemisphere essentially semi - circle open front , fundamentall arched form latter become intelligible .this fundamfientally arch form result also another mode external shield - like unbroken surface vesicle hemis } ) here .

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Flower|lobe

sweet|olfactory

Between the two limbs the inferior surface of the corpus striatum , in - vested by a thin layer of cortical substance , and known as the lamina perforata anterior , forms the area of the olfactory triangle .Inasmuch as , after the removal of the olfactory lobe , the form of the internal surface of the hemispheres is essentially that of a semi - circle open in front , the fundamentall y arched form of the latter becomes intelligible .This fundamfientally arched form results also in another mode from the external shield - like and unbroken surface of the vesicle of the hemis } ) heres .

['flower', 'lobe']

between the two limbs the inferior surface of the corpus striatum in vested by a thin layer of cortical substance and known as the lamina perforata anterior forms the area of the olfactory triangle inasmuch as after the removal of the olfactory lobe the form of the internal surface of the hemispheres is essentially that of a semi circle open in front the fundamentall y arched form of the latter becomes intelligible this fundamfientally arched form results also in another mode from the external shield like and unbroken surface of the vesicle of the hemis heres

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flower

fragrant

woman wash perfume , collect hair knot , increase apparent quantity artificial mean .they also fre - quently setoff head fragrant flower .among man , person rank soldier allow wear hair uncut , dress nearly similar manner woman .

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Flower

fragrant

The women having washed and perfumed themselves , collect their hair in a knot , and increase the apparent quantity by artificial means .They also fre - quently setoff their heads with fragrant flowers .Among the men , only persons of rank and soldiers are allowed to wear their hair uncut , and these dress it nearly in a similar manner to the women .

['flower']

the women having washed and perfumed themselves collect their hair in a knot and increase the apparent quantity by artificial means they also fre quently setoff their heads with fragrant flowers among the men only persons of rank and soldiers are allowed to wear their hair uncut and these dress it nearly in a similar manner to the women

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flower | incense | oil

sweet smelling

dai - ko - kll .the japanese god wealth , dwarfish form jovial face , find house even educate skeptiks propitiate flower , incense , sweet smell oil .tradition show ' sacrifice human adult babe .

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Flower|Incense|Oil

sweet smelling

Dai - ko - kll .The Japanese god of wealth , of dwarfish form and jovial face , found in houses even of educated skeptiks who propitiate him with flowers , incense , and sweet smelling oils .Tradition show ' s that he once had sacrifices of human adults and babes .

['flower', 'incense', 'oil']

dai ko kll the japanese god of wealth of dwarfish form and jovial face found in houses even of educated skeptiks who propitiate him with flowers incense and sweet smelling oils tradition show s that he once had sacrifices of human adults and babes

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flower

fragrant

) small natural order plant relate rosacem .they shrub fragrant flower , inhabit north america japan .some resemble genus jllicium flower .

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Flower

fragrant

) A small natural order of plants related to Rosacem .They are all shrubs with fragrant flowers , and inhabit North America or Japan .Some of them resemble the genus Jllicium in their flowers .

['flower']

a small natural order of plants related to rosacem they are all shrubs with fragrant flowers and inhabit north america or japan some of them resemble the genus jllicium in their flowers

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flower

pleasant | agreeable

bee appear fortunately prefer colour .on contrary , flower livid , yellow , fleshy colour attractive fly ; moreover bee - tracte odour also agreeable we , fly , might naturally expect habit larvae , prefer we seem anything pleasant .among obvious evidence beauty flower useful consequence attract insect , may adduce case transference pollen effect different manner nearly ally plant , sometimes even genus .

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Flower

pleasant|agreeable

Bees appear fortunately to prefer the same colours as we do .On the contrary , flowers of a livid , yellow , or fleshy colour are most attractive to flies ; and moreover while bees are at - tracted by odours which are also agreeable to us , flies , as might naturally be expected from the habits of their larvae , prefer some which to us seem anything but pleasant .Among other obvious evidences that the beauty of flowers is useful in consequence of its attracting insects , we may adduce those cases in which the transference of the pollen is effected in different manners in nearly allied plants , sometimes even in the same genus .

['flower']

bees appear fortunately to prefer the same colours as we do on the contrary flowers of a livid yellow or fleshy colour are most attractive to flies and moreover while bees are at tracted by odours which are also agreeable to us flies as might naturally be expected from the habits of their larvae prefer some which to us seem anything but pleasant among other obvious evidences that the beauty of flowers is useful in consequence of its attracting insects we may adduce those cases in which the transference of the pollen is effected in different manners in nearly allied plants sometimes even in the same genus

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| blossom tree call stercidia foetida | | oil bergamot | | cejdon | fly bug | linseed oil | flower

intolerable | pleasant nature | common | less offensive | | strong | fetid | disagreeable | fragrant

alkali effective keratoplastic agent ( linseed oil ) serve adjuvant eorrigent action carbolic acid .to correct disagreeable odor linseed oil drop two oil bergamot may add .when remedy fail , oil peppermint menthol may apply , especially circumscribe itchy locality , avoid mucous muco - cutaneous surface , application apt give pain .

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they|the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida|its|the oil of bergamot|their|Cejdon|the flying bug|the linseed oil|Flower

intolerable|pleasant nature|very common|less offensive|of|very strong|fetid|disagreeable|fragrant

An alkali and an effective keratoplastic agent ( the linseed oil ) serve both as adjuvant and eorrigent to the action of the carbolic acid .To correct the disagreeable odor of the linseed oil a drop or two of the oil of bergamot may be added .When other remedies fail , oil of peppermint or menthol may be applied , especially over circumscribed itchy localities , avoiding the mucous and muco - cutaneous surfaces , where such applications are apt to give pain .

['', 'blossom tree call stercidia foetida', '', 'oil bergamot', '', 'cejdon', 'fly bug', 'linseed oil', 'flower']

an alkali and an effective keratoplastic agent the linseed oil serve both as adjuvant and eorrigent to the action of the carbolic acid to correct the disagreeable odor of the linseed oil a drop or two of the oil of bergamot may be added when other remedies fail oil of peppermint or menthol may be applied especially over circumscribed itchy localities avoiding the mucous and muco cutaneous surfaces where such applications are apt to give pain

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| blossom tree call stercidia foetida | | oil bergamot | | cejdon | fly bug | linseed oil | flower

intolerable | pleasant nature | common | less offensive | | strong | fetid | disagreeable | fragrant

burne say plains peshawur perfume violet thyme .^ odour cejdon pleasant nature , south - eastern coast blossom tree call stercidia foetida diffuse intolerable odour resemble dead animal , family plant belong order ruhiacece , name dysodidendron dr .gardner ^ consequence offensive property .

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they|the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida|its|the oil of bergamot|their|Cejdon|the flying bug|the linseed oil|Flower

intolerable|pleasant nature|very common|less offensive|of|very strong|fetid|disagreeable|fragrant

Burnes says the plains of Peshawur are perfumed with violets and thyme .^ All the odours of Cejdon are not of a pleasant nature , on the south - eastern coast the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida diffuse an intolerable odour resembling dead animals , and a family of plants belonging to the order RuhiacecE , have been named Dysodidendron by Dr .Gardner ^ in consequence of their offensive properties .

['', 'blossom tree call stercidia foetida', '', 'oil bergamot', '', 'cejdon', 'fly bug', 'linseed oil', 'flower']

burnes says the plains of peshawur are perfumed with violets and thyme all the odours of cejdon are not of a pleasant nature on the south eastern coast the blossoms of a tree called stercidia foetida diffuse an intolerable odour resembling dead animals and a family of plants belonging to the order ruhiacece have been named dysodidendron by dr gardner in consequence of their offensive properties

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| blossom tree call stercidia foetida | | oil bergamot | | cejdon | fly bug | linseed oil | flower

intolerable | pleasant nature | common | less offensive | | strong | fetid | disagreeable | fragrant

infrequently find break , form cavity vary size , , one case , produce fatal hemorrhage .the large bronchial tube part thus affect find soft normal , mucous mem - brane reddened swollen , content white mucus , sometimes fetid .dilatation , cylindrical sack - like , wall bronchi observe frequently .

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they|the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida|its|the oil of bergamot|their|Cejdon|the flying bug|the linseed oil|Flower

intolerable|pleasant nature|very common|less offensive|of|very strong|fetid|disagreeable|fragrant

Not infrequently these were found broken down , to have formed cavities varying in size , and , in one case , to have produced a fatal hemorrhage .The larger bronchial tubes of the parts thus affected were found softer than normal , their mucous mem - brane reddened and swollen , their contents a white mucus , which was sometimes fetid .Dilatations , cylindrical and sack - like , of the walls of the bronchi were observed frequently .

['', 'blossom tree call stercidia foetida', '', 'oil bergamot', '', 'cejdon', 'fly bug', 'linseed oil', 'flower']

not infrequently these were found broken down to have formed cavities varying in size and in one case to have produced a fatal hemorrhage the larger bronchial tubes of the parts thus affected were found softer than normal their mucous mem brane reddened and swollen their contents a white mucus which was sometimes fetid dilatations cylindrical and sack like of the walls of the bronchi were observed frequently

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| blossom tree call stercidia foetida | | oil bergamot | | cejdon | fly bug | linseed oil | flower

intolerable | pleasant nature | common | less offensive | | strong | fetid | disagreeable | fragrant

personal experience none creolin .i use moderate number case much benefit , stool decrease frequency , character become natural , odor less offensive , tenesmus practically abolish , patient much comfortable one two injec - tion interval four hour .in one two case method fail slightly ameliorate pain lessen odor stool .

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they|the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida|its|the oil of bergamot|their|Cejdon|the flying bug|the linseed oil|Flower

intolerable|pleasant nature|very common|less offensive|of|very strong|fetid|disagreeable|fragrant

Of these I have personal experience with none but creolin .I have used it in a moderate number of cases with much benefit , the stools decreasing in frequency , their character becoming more natural , their odor less offensive , tenesmus practically abolished , and the patient much more comfortable after one or two of the injec - tions at intervals of four hours .In one or two cases this method failed to do more than slightly ameliorate the pain and lessen the odor of the stools .

['', 'blossom tree call stercidia foetida', '', 'oil bergamot', '', 'cejdon', 'fly bug', 'linseed oil', 'flower']

of these i have personal experience with none but creolin i have used it in a moderate number of cases with much benefit the stools decreasing in frequency their character becoming more natural their odor less offensive tenesmus practically abolished and the patient much more comfortable after one or two of the injec tions at intervals of four hours in one or two cases this method failed to do more than slightly ameliorate the pain and lessen the odor of the stools

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| blossom tree call stercidia foetida | | oil bergamot | | cejdon | fly bug | linseed oil | flower

intolerable | pleasant nature | common | less offensive | | strong | fetid | disagreeable | fragrant

180 ) .a pretty fly , bright green colour , name european fly bug , impregnate strong odour similar domestic insect ; resemblance cantharide , common garden colombo .any naturalist enamour appearance , catch one , find insect deserve name give , never try entrap another .

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they|the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida|its|the oil of bergamot|their|Cejdon|the flying bug|the linseed oil|Flower

intolerable|pleasant nature|very common|less offensive|of|very strong|fetid|disagreeable|fragrant

180 ) .A very pretty fly , of a bright green colour , is named by the Europeans the flying bug , from its being impregnated with a very strong odour similar to that of the domestic insect ; they have some resemblance to cantharides , and are very common in gardens about Colombo .Any naturalist enamoured of its appearance , who catches one , will find out that this insect deserves the name given it , and will never try to entrap another .

['', 'blossom tree call stercidia foetida', '', 'oil bergamot', '', 'cejdon', 'fly bug', 'linseed oil', 'flower']

a very pretty fly of a bright green colour is named by the europeans the flying bug from its being impregnated with a very strong odour similar to that of the domestic insect they have some resemblance to cantharides and are very common in gardens about colombo any naturalist enamoured of its appearance who catches one will find out that this insect deserves the name given it and will never try to entrap another

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| blossom tree call stercidia foetida | | oil bergamot | | cejdon | fly bug | linseed oil | flower

intolerable | pleasant nature | common | less offensive | | strong | fetid | disagreeable | fragrant

leave oblong , striate , low one obtuse .flowers white , small , fragrant ; lip scarcely long calyx , defiexed .3 .

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they|the blossoms of a tree called Stercidia foetida|its|the oil of bergamot|their|Cejdon|the flying bug|the linseed oil|Flower

intolerable|pleasant nature|very common|less offensive|of|very strong|fetid|disagreeable|fragrant

Leaves oblong , striated , lower ones obtuse .Flowers white , small , fragrant ; lip scarcely longer than the calyx , defiexed .3 .

['', 'blossom tree call stercidia foetida', '', 'oil bergamot', '', 'cejdon', 'fly bug', 'linseed oil', 'flower']

leaves oblong striated lower ones obtuse flowers white small fragrant lip scarcely longer than the calyx defiexed

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substance | flower | | manchineel apple |

odoriferous | grateful | highly inflammable | fragrant

enough probably urge shew none abovementione theory beauty universally applicable : enter upon appear less liable objection .it readily grant object 7 accustomed call beautiful , make pleasing impression upon mind ; mere pleasure simple perception seem mean account great degree enjoyment contemplation certain object produce ; however palate may gratified particular dish , eye peculiar tint , sense smell odoriferous substance , yet cerâ ¬ tain view beautiful object occasion we much exquisite feeling pleasure delicious food , brilliant colour , grateful perfume : must therefore seek cause peculiar sensation delight cause find assoâ ¬ ciation idea : form esteem beautiful , appear certain pleasing idea emotion associate mind , , upon presentation form , regularly arise , produce sensation attribute beauty object .the power , object possesse , exciting pleasing idea emotion associate , w7hat determine we ascribe beauty .

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Substance|Flower|their|The manchineel apple|the

odoriferous|the most grateful|highly inflammable|very fragrant

Enough has probably been urged to shew that none of the abovementioned theories of beauty is universally applicable : I will now enter upon that which appears to me less liable to objection .It will readily be granted that those objects 7 which we are accustomed to call beautiful , make a pleasing impression upon the mind ; but the mere pleasure of simple perception seems by no means to account for the great degree of enjoyment which the contemplation of certain objects produces ; for however the palate may be gratified by particular dishes , the eye by a peculiar tint , or the sense of smelling by odoriferous substances , yet it is cer ¬ tain that the view of a beautiful object occasions in us much more exquisite feelings of pleasure than the most delicious food , the most brilliant colour , or the most grateful perfume : we must therefore seek for some other cause of this peculiar sensation of delight y this cause will be found in the asso ¬ ciation of ideas : with the forms which we esteem beautiful , it will appear that certain pleasing ideas or emotions are associated in our mind , which , upon the presentation of such forms , regularly arise , and produce those sensations which we attribute to the beauty of the object .The power then , which an object possesses , of exciting pleasing ideas or emotions associated with it , is w7hat determines us to ascribe to it beauty .

['substance', 'flower', '', 'manchineel apple', '']

enough has probably been urged to shew that none of the abovementioned theories of beauty is universally applicable i will now enter upon that which appears to me less liable to objection it will readily be granted that those objects which we are accustomed to call beautiful make a pleasing impression upon the mind but the mere pleasure of simple perception seems by no means to account for the great degree of enjoyment which the contemplation of certain objects produces for however the palate may be gratified by particular dishes the eye by a peculiar tint or the sense of smelling by odoriferous substances yet it is cerâ tain that the view of a beautiful object occasions in us much more exquisite feelings of pleasure than the most delicious food the most brilliant colour or the most grateful perfume we must therefore seek for some other cause of this peculiar sensation of delight y this cause will be found in the assoâ ciation of ideas with the forms which we esteem beautiful it will appear that certain pleasing ideas or emotions are associated in our mind which upon the presentation of such forms regularly arise and produce those sensations which we attribute to the beauty of the object the power then which an object possesses of exciting pleasing ideas or emotions associated with it is what determines us to ascribe to it beauty

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substance | flower | | manchineel apple |

odoriferous | grateful | highly inflammable | fragrant

329 ache , even retard digestion .the manchineel apple , know deadly poison , possess grateful odour .some mineral vapour often find fatal stomach , smell like sweet - est flower , continue thus flat till destroy .

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Substance|Flower|their|The manchineel apple|the

odoriferous|the most grateful|highly inflammable|very fragrant

329 aches , and even retard digestion .The manchineel apple , which is known to be deadly poison , is possessed of the most grateful odour .Some of those mineral vapours that are often found fatal in the stomach , smell like the sweet - est flowers , and continue thus to flatter till they destroy .

['substance', 'flower', '', 'manchineel apple', '']

aches and even retard digestion the manchineel apple which is known to be deadly poison is possessed of the most grateful odour some of those mineral vapours that are often found fatal in the stomach smell like the sweet est flowers and continue thus to flatter till they destroy

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substance | flower | | manchineel apple |

odoriferous | grateful | highly inflammable | fragrant

⠀  * kind jessamine frequently grow pot yellow indian , spanish ca - talonian .the first grow height eight ten foot ; leave continue green year , blossom bright yellow , fragrant , blow july till october november .they frequently succeed oblong berry , turn black ripe .

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Substance|Flower|their|The manchineel apple|the

odoriferous|the most grateful|highly inflammable|very fragrant

⠀  * The kinds of Jessamine most frequently grown in pots are the Yellow Indian , and the Spanish or Ca - talonian .The first grows to the height of eight or ten feet ; the leaves continue green all the year , and the blossoms are of a bright yellow , very fragrant , and blowing from July till October or November .They are frequently succeeded by oblong berries , which turn black when ripe .

['substance', 'flower', '', 'manchineel apple', '']

â the kinds of jessamine most frequently grown in pots are the yellow indian and the spanish or ca talonian the first grows to the height of eight or ten feet the leaves continue green all the year and the blossoms are of a bright yellow very fragrant and blowing from july till october or november they are frequently succeeded by oblong berries which turn black when ripe

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substance | flower | | manchineel apple |

odoriferous | grateful | highly inflammable | fragrant

fttong aromatic effential oil , fmelie like lemon peel , , refinous flavour , many perfon agreeable .in hot dry weather , highly inflammable vapour emit flower vifeid fh .lks , explode ap - proach flame .

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Substance|Flower|their|The manchineel apple|the

odoriferous|the most grateful|highly inflammable|very fragrant

fttong aromatic effential oil , fmeliing like lemon peel , with , a refinous flavour , to many perfons very agreeable .In hot dry weather , a highly inflammable vapour is emitted by the flowers or their vifeid fh .lks , which explodes on the ap - proach of a flame .

['substance', 'flower', '', 'manchineel apple', '']

fttong aromatic effential oil fmeliing like lemon peel with a refinous flavour to many perfons very agreeable in hot dry weather a highly inflammable vapour is emitted by the flowers or their vifeid fh lks which explodes on the ap proach of a flame

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oil - cell | flower

fragrant

leguminosce ) , tree moderate size , indigenous india , naturalise tropical coun - try .it bear pendulous raceme fragrant flower , one - celle many - seed ovary , develop long leguminous fruit .as latter ripen seed become separate one another formation numerous thin , transverse , spurious dissepiment , fruit , originally one - celle , become spuriously manj ^ - celle .

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The oil - cells|Flower

fragrant

Leguminosce ) , a tree of moderate size , indigenous to India , but naturalised in other tropical coun - tries .It bears a pendulous raceme of fragrant flowers , each with a one - celled many - seeded ovary , which develops into a long leguminous fruit .As the latter ripens the seeds become separated from one another by the formation of numerous thin , transverse , spurious dissepiments , and the fruit , which was originally one - celled , becomes spuriously manj ^ - celled .

['oil - cell', 'flower']

leguminosce a tree of moderate size indigenous to india but naturalised in other tropical coun tries it bears a pendulous raceme of fragrant flowers each with a one celled many seeded ovary which develops into a long leguminous fruit as the latter ripens the seeds become separated from one another by the formation of numerous thin transverse spurious dissepiments and the fruit which was originally one celled becomes spuriously manj celled

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oil - cell | flower

fragrant

odour aj ^ reeably spicy , recall cinnamon ; taste pungent bitter .the student observe ( ) hard buff outer nurfacc characteristic scar spot , ( 6 ) oil - cell medulldrij rai / , ( c ) characteristic odour ml ttiste .constituents .

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The oil - cells|Flower

fragrant

The odour is aj ^ reeably spicy , recalling cinnamon ; the taste pungent and bitter .The student should observe ( a ) The hard buff outer nurfacc with its characteristic scars or spots , ( 6 ) The oil - cells and medulldrij rai / s , ( c ) The characteristic odour a ml ttiste .Constituents .

['oil - cell', 'flower']

the odour is aj reeably spicy recalling cinnamon the taste pungent and bitter the student should observe a the hard buff outer nurfacc with its characteristic scars or spots the oil cells and medulldrij rai s c the characteristic odour a ml ttiste constituents

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⠀ ¢ water | ' flower | flower | jasmine | zambuk

suffocate | quite inodorous | delicious | odoriferous

⠀ ¢ fixth fpecie extremely ornamental finenef colour flower , great length time continue bloom .it obferve martyn ? feventh fpetie , elegance delicious fragrance ' flower , dtferv * ing employ curious garden .in bufmel plant various fort , - nual kind moflly difpofe patch three four plant ; perennial kind fingly , budiy fpreade habit growth .

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the ⠀ ¢ water|it ' s flowers|Flower|Jasmine|Zambuk

very suffocating|quite inodorous|delicious|odoriferous

⠀ ¢ The fixth fpecies is extremely ornamental from the finenefs of the colour of the flowers , and the great length of time during which they continue in bloom .It is obferved by Martyn ? that the feventh fpeties , from D I A the elegance and delicious fragrance of it ' s flowers , is dtferv * ing of being employed in all curious gardens .In the bufmels of planting out the various forts , the an - nual kinds are moflly difpofed in patches of three or four plants in each ; but the perennial kinds fingly , as being more budiy and fpreading in their habit of growth .

['â \x80 ¢ water', "' flower", 'flower', 'jasmine', 'zambuk']

â the fixth fpecies is extremely ornamental from the finenefs of the colour of the flowers and the great length of time during which they continue in bloom it is obferved by martyn that the feventh fpeties from d i a the elegance and delicious fragrance of it s flowers is dtferv ing of being employed in all curious gardens in the bufmels of planting out the various forts the an nual kinds are moflly difpofed in patches of three or four plants in each but the perennial kinds fingly as being more budiy and fpreading in their habit of growth

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⠀ ¢ water | ' flower | flower | jasmine | zambuk

suffocate | quite inodorous | delicious | odoriferous

bramin india pow er smell , informed , equal creature .they smell ⠀ ¢ water drink , we seem quite inodorous ; word , language , denote country fine water .we tell also , negroes antilles , smell alone , distinguish footstep frenchman negro .

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the ⠀ ¢ water|it ' s flowers|Flower|Jasmine|Zambuk

very suffocating|quite inodorous|delicious|odoriferous

The Bramins of India have a pow er of smelling , as I am informed , equal to what it is in most other creatures .They can smell the ⠀ ¢ water which they drink , that to us seems quite inodorous ; and have a word , in their language , which denotes a country of fine water .We are told also , that the negroes of the Antilles , by the smell alone , can distinguish between the footsteps of a Frenchman and a negro .

['â \x80 ¢ water', "' flower", 'flower', 'jasmine', 'zambuk']

the bramins of india have a pow er of smelling as i am informed equal to what it is in most other creatures they can smell the â water which they drink that to us seems quite inodorous and have a word in their language which denotes a country of fine water we are told also that the negroes of the antilles by the smell alone can distinguish between the footsteps of a frenchman and a negro

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⠀ ¢ water | ' flower | flower | jasmine | zambuk

suffocate | quite inodorous | delicious | odoriferous

always deck , wedding - day , nosegay jasmine ; proverb ⠀ œ worthy wear nosegay jasmine good fortune husband .⠀  hindoo , use odoriferous flower sacrifice , particularly value jasmine purpose , flower call zambuk .sir j .

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the ⠀ ¢ water|it ' s flowers|Flower|Jasmine|Zambuk

very suffocating|quite inodorous|delicious|odoriferous

always deck themselves , on their wedding - day , with a nosegay of jasmine ; and they have a proverb that ⠀ œ she who is worthy to wear a nosegay of jasmine is as good as a fortune to her husband .⠀  The Hindoos , who use odoriferous flowers in their sacrifices , particularly value the Jasmine for this purpose , and the flower which they call Zambuk .Sir J .

['â \x80 ¢ water', "' flower", 'flower', 'jasmine', 'zambuk']

always deck themselves on their wedding day with a nosegay of jasmine and they have a proverb that â she who is worthy to wear a nosegay of jasmine is as good as a fortune to her husband â the hindoos who use odoriferous flowers in their sacrifices particularly value the jasmine for this purpose and the flower which they call zambuk sir j

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⠀ ¢ water | ' flower | flower | jasmine | zambuk

suffocate | quite inodorous | delicious | odoriferous

h .so 2 product combustion sulphur air oxygen colorless , suffocate smell , compressible liquid state , absorbed water , detonate hydrogen produce water deposit sulphur , e .gâ » so2 - f - 2 h = 2 ho -- , form salt basis .

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the ⠀ ¢ water|it ' s flowers|Flower|Jasmine|Zambuk

very suffocating|quite inodorous|delicious|odoriferous

h .SO 2 the product of the combustion of sulphur in air or oxygen is colorless , has a very suffocating smell , is compressible to a liquid state , absorbed by water , detonates with hydrogen producing water and depositing sulphur , e .g » SO2 - f - 2 H = 2 HO -- S , it forms salts with bases .

['â \x80 ¢ water', "' flower", 'flower', 'jasmine', 'zambuk']

h so the product of the combustion of sulphur in air or oxygen is colorless has a very suffocating smell is compressible to a liquid state absorbed by water detonates with hydrogen producing water and depositing sulphur e gâ so f h ho s it forms salts with bases

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flower |

fragrant

circumftance moft remarkable fpecie , abundantly diftinguifn garden tulipa gef - neriana , narrow leave , nod flower , hairi - nef bafe { lamina , tip petal , efpeciaily ample , obtufe form ( ligma , w ' hich totally different garden tuiip .the flower fragrant , pollen yellow , black .the - ther remarkably long .

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Flower|the

fragrant

The circumftances moft remarkable about this fpecies , and which abundantly diftinguifn it from the garden Tulipa Gef - neriana , are the narrow leaves , the nodding flower , the hairi - nefs at the bafe of the { lamina , and on the tips of the petals , and efpeciaily the Ample , obtufe form of the ( ligma , w ' hich is totally different from that of the garden tuiip .The flower too is fragrant , and the pollen yellow , not black .The an - thers are remarkably long .

['flower', '']

the circumftances moft remarkable about this fpecies and which abundantly diftinguifn it from the garden tulipa gef neriana are the narrow leaves the nodding flower the hairi nefs at the bafe of the lamina and on the tips of the petals and efpeciaily the ample obtufe form of the ligma w hich is totally different from that of the garden tuiip the flower too is fragrant and the pollen yellow not black the an thers are remarkably long

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flower | mimusop elengi | small spurrowel - shapecl

fragrant

180 fruit tree .the mimusop elengi ( bokul ) , fine timber tree , bear , march july , small spurrowel - shapecl fragrant flower , great favorite bengali , deservedly .there fine object handsome well - grow avenue bokul tree , one exist year ago western bank tolly ' nullah , near tallygunj , approach handsome group temple , thakoorhattee , erect - ed munduls bhowally , dedicate god radhakrishna .

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Flower|The Mimusops elengi|small spurrowel - shapecl

fragrant

180 Fruit Trees .The Mimusops elengi ( or bokul ) , a very fine timber tree , bearing , in March and up to July , small spurrowel - shapecl fragrant flowers , a great favorite with the Bengalis , and deservedly so .There is no finer object than a handsome well - grown avenue of bokul trees , such as one existed a few years agO on the western bank of Tolly ' s Nullah , near Tallygunj , as an approach to the handsome group of temples , or Thakoorhattee , erect - ed by the Munduls of Bhowally , and dedicated to the God Radhakrishna .

['flower', 'mimusop elengi', 'small spurrowel - shapecl']

fruit trees the mimusops elengi or bokul a very fine timber tree bearing in march and up to july small spurrowel shapecl fragrant flowers a great favorite with the bengalis and deservedly so there is no finer object than a handsome well grown avenue of bokul trees such as one existed a few years ago on the western bank of tolly s nullah near tallygunj as an approach to the handsome group of temples or thakoorhattee erect ed by the munduls of bhowally and dedicated to the god radhakrishna

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flower | | leave

fragrant

) fragran .the last - name plant icm - hoa chi - nese ; leave flower fragrant , say use hong - merchant perfume certain kind tea , well - crease bulk .a kind vegetable wax ex - crete ligustrum lucidum , say use economical purpose china .

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Flower|they|its leaves

very fragrant

) fragrans .The last - named plant is the Icm - hoa of the Chi - nese ; its leaves and flowers are very fragrant , and they are said to be used by the Hong - merchants to perfume certain kinds of teas , as well as to in - crease their bulk .A kind of vegetable wax is ex - creted by Ligustrum lucidum , which is said to be used for economical purposes in China .

['flower', '', 'leave']

fragrans the last named plant is the icm hoa of the chi nese its leaves and flowers are very fragrant and they are said to be used by the hong merchants to perfume certain kinds of teas as well as to in crease their bulk a kind of vegetable wax is ex creted by ligustrum lucidum which is said to be used for economical purposes in china

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flower | white

fragrant

partridge berry ( mitchella repen ) .⠀ ” perennial evergreen creep herb grow dry wood swampy place throughout united states , white , fragrant flower june july .it parturient , diuretic astringent , use dropsy , sup - pression urine , diarrhoea .

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Flower|white

fragrant

Partridge Berry ( Mitchella Repens ) .⠀ ” This perennial evergreen creeping herb grows in dry woods and swampy places throughout the United States , and has white , fragrant flowers in June and July .It is parturient , diuretic and astringent , and is used in dropsy , sup - pression of urine , and diarrhoea .

['flower', 'white']

partridge berry mitchella repens â this perennial evergreen creeping herb grows in dry woods and swampy places throughout the united states and has white fragrant flowers in june and july it is parturient diuretic and astringent and is used in dropsy sup pression of urine and diarrhoea

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garland | flower

sweet - smell

find experience , make good use person , plutarch bely ; rekon name elegant piece , aleontia , boedina , hedieia , nicedia , frequently see epi - curus garden , familiar house .neither try alone ; , may give credit ^ athenaeus , practise upon other : , sad sick patient bring unto cured , lay bed , crown garland sweet - smell flower , fair perfumed closet delicately set ; , potion two good drink administre , bring beautijull yong ' ^ wench could play upon lute , sing dance , ^ c .tully ( 3 tiisc .

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Garland|Flower

sweet - smelling

He found it by experience , and made good use of it in his own person , if Plutarch bely him not ; for he rekons up the names of some more elegant pieces , aLeontia , Boedina , Hedieia , Nicedia , that were frequently seen in Epi - curus garden , and very familiar in his house .Neither did he try it himself alone ; but , if we may give credit to ^ Athenaeus , he practised it upon others : For , when a sad and sick patient was brought unto him to be cured , he laid him on a down bed , crowned him with a garland of sweet - smelling flowers , in a fair perfumed closet delicately set out ; and , after a potion or two of good drink which he administred , he brought in a beautijull yong ' ^ wench that could play upon a lute , sing and dance , ^ c .Tully ( 3 Tiisc .

['garland', 'flower']

he found it by experience and made good use of it in his own person if plutarch bely him not for he rekons up the names of some more elegant pieces aleontia boedina hedieia nicedia that were frequently seen in epi curus garden and very familiar in his house neither did he try it himself alone but if we may give credit to athenaeus he practised it upon others for when a sad and sick patient was brought unto him to be cured he laid him on a down bed crowned him with a garland of sweet smelling flowers in a fair perfumed closet delicately set out and after a potion or two of good drink which he administred he brought in a beautijull yong wench that could play upon a lute sing and dance c tully tiisc

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flower | papiliona | ceous

scented

amongst field flower conspicu - ous one spike large rose - colour blossom , belong - e orchis tribe ( epistephium ) , fine plant , two foot high .the tree upland campos mostly small , con - siste chiefly beautiful sicupira { commilobium poly - galtbjlorum ) , leguminous family , papiliona - ceous flower , several curious family vochgsiacea ( mention last chapter ) , difficult convey idea , unlike - thing acquaint england ; - markable beauty large , gaily - colour , sweet - scented flower .perhaps one beautiful salvertia convallariodora ; one divi - sion calyx spur ; corolla compose five petal , within one perfect staman equatorial zone .

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Flower|papiliona|ceous

scented

Amongst other field flowers there is a conspicu - ous one with spikes of large rose - coloured blossoms , belong - ing to the Orchis tribe ( an Epistephium ) , which is a fine plant , about two feet high .The trees on the upland campos are mostly small , con - sisting chiefly of the beautiful Sicupira { Commilobium poly - galtBjlorum ) , of the Leguminous family , and with papiliona - ceous flowers , and of several of the very curious family of Vochgsiacea ( before mentioned in the last chapter ) , of which it is difficult to convey any idea , as they are unlike any - thing we are acquainted with in England ; they are re - markable for the beauty of their large , gaily - coloured , and sweet - scented flowers .Perhaps one of the most beautiful of them is the Salvertia convallariodora ; one of the divi - sions of the calyx is spurred ; the corolla is composed of five petals , within which there is but one perfect stamen THE EQUATORIAL ZONE .

['flower', 'papiliona', 'ceous']

amongst other field flowers there is a conspicu ous one with spikes of large rose coloured blossoms belong ing to the orchis tribe an epistephium which is a fine plant about two feet high the trees on the upland campos are mostly small con sisting chiefly of the beautiful sicupira commilobium poly galtbjlorum of the leguminous family and with papiliona ceous flowers and of several of the very curious family of vochgsiacea before mentioned in the last chapter of which it is difficult to convey any idea as they are unlike any thing we are acquainted with in england they are re markable for the beauty of their large gaily coloured and sweet scented flowers perhaps one of the most beautiful of them is the salvertia convallariodora one of the divi sions of the calyx is spurred the corolla is composed of five petals within which there is but one perfect stamen the equatorial zone

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flower |

fragrant

lo , bright train radiant wing unfold silver fringe , freckle o⠀ ™ er gold .on gay bosom fragrant flower , idly flutter live little hour ; life pleasure , task play .all spring age , sunshine day .

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Flower|some

fragrant

Lo , the bright train their radiant wings unfold With silver fringed , and freckled o⠀ ™ er with gold .On the gay bosom of some fragrant flower , They idly fluttering live their little hour ; Their life all pleasure , and their task all play .All spring their age , and sunshine all their day .

['flower', '']

lo the bright train their radiant wings unfold with silver fringed and freckled oâ er with gold on the gay bosom of some fragrant flower they idly fluttering live their little hour their life all pleasure and their task all play all spring their age and sunshine all their day

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water | oil | flower

sickly | fragrant | aromatic | oppressive

111 .- - 20 mystery market , writer never see flower sell , hear fragrant water distil , alleged .g .

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Water|Oil|Flower

sickly|fragrant|aromatic|oppressive

111 .- - 20 MYSTERY in the markets , but the writer has never seen the flowers sold , nor has he heard of fragrant water being distilled from them , as alleged by some .G .

['water', 'oil', 'flower']

mystery in the markets but the writer has never seen the flowers sold nor has he heard of fragrant water being distilled from them as alleged by some g

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water | oil | flower

sickly | fragrant | aromatic | oppressive

⠀ ” inner bark possess little smell , sweetish , bitter taste , succeed acrimonious effect .the flower oppressive , sickly odour , yield water ; , distilla - tion , essential oil may obtain .the berry , inodorous , sweet taste , yield purple juice , delicate test alkali acid .

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Water|Oil|Flower

sickly|fragrant|aromatic|oppressive

⠀ ” The inner bark possesses little smell , but has a sweetish , bitter taste , that is succeeded by acrimonious effects .The flowers have an oppressive , sickly odour , which they yield to water ; and , by distilla - tion , an essential oil may be obtained from them .The berries , which are inodorous , have a sweet taste , and yield a purple juice , which is a delicate test for alkalies and acids .

['water', 'oil', 'flower']

â the inner bark possesses little smell but has a sweetish bitter taste that is succeeded by acrimonious effects the flowers have an oppressive sickly odour which they yield to water and by distilla tion an essential oil may be obtained from them the berries which are inodorous have a sweet taste and yield a purple juice which is a delicate test for alkalies and acids

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water | oil | flower

sickly | fragrant | aromatic | oppressive

worthy notice quantity chief substance vary age tea leaf , young leave contain water , also thein old leave , latter con - taine tannin salt .it well contrast quantity constituents iii coffee cocoa , former thein scarcely reach 1⠀ ™ 5 per cent , kind fall low ⠀ ™ 6 per cent , aromatic oil x ^ ^ th per cent , tannin may reach 4 per cent , latter theobromin 1⠀ ™ 5 per cent , aromatic oil small quantity state .the nitrogenous substance , might sup - pose , would value food ; must remembered infusion leaf commonly use , boiling water large proportion albuminoid insoluble , consume quantity .

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Water|Oil|Flower

sickly|fragrant|aromatic|oppressive

It is worthy of notice that the quantities of the chief substances vary with the age of the tea leaf , the young leaves containing more water , but also more thein than the old leaves , while the latter con - tained more tannin and salts .It is well to contrast these quantities with those of the same constituents iii coffee and cocoa , in the former of which the thein scarcely reaches 1⠀ ™ 5 per cent , in some kinds falling as low as ⠀ ™ 6 per cent , while the aromatic oil is only about a x ^ y ^ th per cent , and the tannin may reach only 4 per cent , while in the latter the theobromin is 1⠀ ™ 5 per cent , and the aromatic oil is too small in quantity to be stated .The nitrogenous substances , it might be sup - posed , would be of value as food ; but it must be remembered that only an infusion of the leaf is commonly used , and that in boiling water the large proportion of albuminoids is insoluble , so that they are not consumed in any quantity .

['water', 'oil', 'flower']

it is worthy of notice that the quantities of the chief substances vary with the age of the tea leaf the young leaves containing more water but also more thein than the old leaves while the latter con tained more tannin and salts it is well to contrast these quantities with those of the same constituents iii coffee and cocoa in the former of which the thein scarcely reaches â per cent in some kinds falling as low as â per cent while the aromatic oil is only about a x y th per cent and the tannin may reach only per cent while in the latter the theobromin is â per cent and the aromatic oil is too small in quantity to be stated the nitrogenous substances it might be sup posed would be of value as food but it must be remembered that only an infusion of the leaf is commonly used and that in boiling water the large proportion of albuminoids is insoluble so that they are not consumed in any quantity

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plant | hair | large number different bacteria | flower

rich | ambrosial | aromatic | mark degree | fragrant

^ andreas naugerius allude arabian air line ⠀ ” impositosque comae ambrosios light sentit odore , quosqiie legit diti messe beatus arabs .and catch ambrosial odour hair , rich breathing arabian air , moore ^ anacreon ^ ode vi .ariosto ascribes charms cyprus ( ⠀ œ orlando furioso , ⠀  ch .

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Plant|her hair|large number of different bacteria|Flower

Rich|ambrosial|aromatic|to a marked degree|fragrant

^ Andreas Naugerius alludes to the Arabian air in the lines ⠀ ” Impositosque comae ambrosios lit sentit odores , Quosqiie legit diti messe beatus Arabs .And caught the ambrosial odours of her hair , Rich as the breathings of Arabian air , Moore ^ s Anacreon ^ Ode vi .Ariosto ascribes the same charms to Cyprus ( ⠀ œ Orlando Furioso , ⠀  ch .

['plant', 'hair', 'large number different bacteria', 'flower']

andreas naugerius alludes to the arabian air in the lines â impositosque comae ambrosios lit sentit odores quosqiie legit diti messe beatus arabs and caught the ambrosial odours of her hair rich as the breathings of arabian air moore s anacreon ode vi ariosto ascribes the same charms to cyprus â orlando furioso â ch

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plant | hair | large number different bacteria | flower

rich | ambrosial | aromatic | mark degree | fragrant

thus , one case , parent , poor endeavored get along without physician , suppose disease rheumatism , treat accordingly .as regard special sense , organ taste , smell touch instance seriously involve , one case practice sense smell entirely lose one nostril .the eye ear , - ever , frequently seat serious lesion , strabismus common , oc - curre period meningitis last hour day .

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Thus , in one of my cases , the parents , who were poor and had endeavored to get along without a physician , supposed the disease was rheumatism , and had been treating it accordingly .As regards the special senses , the organs of taste , smell and touch are not in most instances seriously involved , but in one case in my practice the sense of smell was entirely lost in one nostril .The eye and ear , how - ever , are frequently the seat of serious lesions , strabismus is common , oc - curring at any period of the meningitis and lasting a few hours or for days .

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thus in one of my cases the parents who were poor and had endeavored to get along without a physician supposed the disease was rheumatism and had been treating it accordingly as regards the special senses the organs of taste smell and touch are not in most instances seriously involved but in one case in my practice the sense of smell was entirely lost in one nostril the eye and ear how ever are frequently the seat of serious lesions strabismus is common oc curring at any period of the meningitis and lasting a few hours or for days

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cinnamon .333 aromatic plant say sprung india leave cover adam⠀ ™ body cast paradise , hut cinnamon one .the greek kinnamon latin cinnamomum , theo - phrastus say , come phoenician , suppose dr .

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CINNAMON .333 aromatic plants said to have sprung up in India from the leaves which covered Adam⠀ ™ s body when he was cast out of Paradise , hut cinnamon is not one of them .The Greek kinnamon and the Latin cinnamomum , Theo - phrastus says , came from the Phoenicians , who are supposed by Dr .

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cinnamon aromatic plants said to have sprung up in india from the leaves which covered adamâ s body when he was cast out of paradise hut cinnamon is not one of them the greek kinnamon and the latin cinnamomum theo phrastus says came from the phoenicians who are supposed by dr

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cachexia strumipriva , 850 jaborandi , 851 nitro - glycerin , 851 pilocarpine , 851 caffeine ascite , 811 atheroma , 766 biliousness , 821 chronic heart disease , 726 effusion stage pleuritis , 637 hydro thorax , 679 calamine small - pox , 258 calcium - carbonate test hydrochloric acid , 898 calomel acute gastritic catarrh , 905 angiocholitis , 833 ascite liver disease , 812 biliousness , 820 catarrhal pneumonia , 601 cerebro - spinal meningiti , 411 cholera morbus , 974 chronic heart disease , 731 croupous pneumonia , 587 - 598 dysentery , 989 effusion stage pleuritis , 638 malarial anaemia , 357 pernicious malarial fever , 355 pleuritis , 628 remittent fever , 352 syphilis , 53 typhoid fever , 309 vomiting liver disease , 818 yellow fever , 388 calumba chronic gastric catarrh , 921 camphorated oil measle , 221 camphor coryza , 419 epidemic cholera , 978 measle , 222 scarlet fever , 199 whooping cough , 555 cancrum oris measle , 224 cannabis indica cerebro - spinal fever 413 chronic gastric catarrh , 922 gastric ulcer , 948 capsicum malaria , 266 carbolate mercury subcutaneously syphilis , 129 carbolate ferric - chloride test lactic acid , 898 carbolic acid disinfectant small - pox , 235 disinfectant scarlet fever , 186 abscess lung , 581 diphtheria , 501 eruptive stage small - pox , 250 flatulence liver disease , 817 gangrene lung , 579 gangrenous stomatitis , 869 itching liver disease , 816 scarlet fever , 202 small - pox , 258 whooping cough , 556 , 557 injection haemorrhoid , 1078 hydatid cyst liver , 828 prolapse rectum , 1084 lotion pruritus ani , 1123 varicella , 228 carbolic - acid spray chronic bronchitis , 548 wash suppurative stage small - pox , 256 1130 index volume ii .carbolized carron oil suppurating stage small - pox , 256 lotion scarlatinal otitis medium , 205 oil itching scarlet fever , 190 vaseline ineruptive stage small - pox , 250 carbonate water gastric catarrh , 908 vomiting liver disease , 818 quinine malaria , 266 carcinoma liver , 835 spleen , 840 stomach , 953 thyroid gland , 842 cardiac pleurisy , 656 carlsbad salt biliousness , 820 chronic gastric catarrh , 932 gastric ulcer , 946 cascara sagrada chronic gastric catarrh , 933 castor oil cholera morbus , 973 coryza , 466 yellow fever , 389 catarrhal pneumonia , 599 stomatitis , 859 cathartic scarlatinal nephritis , 216 suppurating stage small - pox , 263 cautery encyste pleurisy , 659 cellulitis scarlet fever , 206 cerebro - spinal fever , 408 aconite , 414 alcohol , 414 ammonium carbonate , 414 antipyrine , 414 bath , 412 belladonna , 413 blister , 411 calomel , 411 cannabis indica , 413 chloral , 413 chloroform , 413 , 414 cold application , 411 convalescence , 414 arsenic , 41 5 cod - liver oil , 415 diet , 415 electricity , 415 fly blister , 415 iron , 415 potassium arsenite , 415 potassium iodide , 415 vegetable bitter , 415 ergot , 41 3 ether inhalation , 414 exalgin , 414 gelsemium , 473 general rule treatment , 410 hot application , 411 mercurial ointment , 412 mustard bath , 41 1 opium , 412 phenacetin , 414 potassium bromide , 414 prophylaxis , 408 quinine , 412 - 414 sinapism , 411 turpentine , 411 - 414 veratrum viride , 414 cerebro - spinal fever , zinc oxide , 413 cerium oxalate vomiting liver dis - ease , 819 champagne cancer stomach , 956 cholera morbus , 973 vomiting liver disease , 818 yellow fever , 395 chancre anus , 1091 chancroid anus , 1090 charcoal flatulence liver disease , 817 gangrenous stomatitis , 865 gastric catarrh , 908 gastric ulcer , 948 pyrosis gastric cancer , 958 chloral aortic aneurism , 769 asthma , 530 catarrhal pneumonia , 605 cerebro - spinal fever , 413 chronic heart disease , 730 convulsion eruptive stage small - pox , 252 croupous pneumonia , 589 delirium pernicious malarial fever , 355 insomnia small - pox , 248 - 253 measle , 223 mump , 871 scarlatinal nephritis , 217 spasm larynx , 480 whooping cough , 555 - 557 chloride gold whoop cough , 556 chlorinated lime gangrene lung , 579 chlorine vapor disinfectant scarlet fever , 186 chlorine - water mouth - wash small - pox , 260 chloro - ansemia gastric ulcer , 952 chlorodyne pneumothorax , 686 chloroform asthma , 531 biliary colic , 837 cardiac palpitation , 742 cerebro - spinal fever , 413 , 414 whooping cough , 555 ointment pruritus ani , 1123 - water small - pox , 248 chlorosis , 789 cholera , epidemic , 975 alcohol , 978 aromatic sulphuric acid , 979 camphor , 978 counter - irritant , 978 diet , 978 , 979 disinfection discharge , 977 person , 977 effervescing drink , 979 ether , 978 external heat , 978 friction , 979 opium , 978 prophylaxis , 976 salol , 979 strychnine , 97 tannin , 978 infantum , 979 ammonium carbonate , 983 index volume ii .1131 cholera infantum , bismuth salicylate , 983 cold sponging , 982 creasote , 983 creolin enemas , 983 lime - water , 983 opium , 983 salicylic acid , 984 salol , 983 sinapism , 983 stimulant , 983 morbus , 971 abdominal bandage , 971 atropine , 972 beta - naphthol , 974 blister , 972 brandy , 973 calomel , 974 castor oil , 973 champagne , 973 creasote , 973 diet , 972 effervescing drink , 973 enema , 972 ether , 973 ginger , 973 hot application , 973 milk , 973 morphine , 972 mustard plaster , 972 nux vomica , 975 opium , 974 salicylate bismuth , 974 silver nitrate , 973 sodium bicarbonate , 975 phosphate , 975 thymol , 974 turpentine stupe , 972 chondritis larynx , 469 chromic acid chronic laryngitis , 470 laryngeal tumor , 480 syphilitic growth uvula , 442 cinchona typhus fever , 327 circumscribed peritonitis , 1019 cirrhosis liver , 831 clamp cautery haemorrhoid , 1074 prolapsus recti , 1084 clergyman⠀ ™ sore throat , 447 climatic treatment acquire atelectasis , 575 asthma , 534 bronchitis , 548 emphysema , 565 exophthalmic goitre , 851 clinical division diphtheria , 489 coca dengue , 360 syphilis , 74 cocaine abnormal dentition , 869 acute laryngitis , 467 ascite liver disease , 811 chondritis larynx , 469 coryza , 463 - 466 emphysema , 564 erysipelas larynx , 453 - 477 gastric ulcer , 948 hypenesthesia pharynx , 455 cocaine idiosyncratic coryza , 421 scarlatinal otitis medium , 203 syphilitic pharyngitis , 452 tonsillitis , 457 tubercular laryngitis , 472 tubercular pharyngitis , 450 uvulitis , 439 varicella , 228 vomiting liver disease , 819 whooping cough , 556 , 557 spray asthma , 533 cod - liver oil convalescence cerebro - spinal fever , 415 chronic bronchitis , 549 emphysema , 561 - 568 inempyrema , 678 exophthalmic goitre , 852 goitre , 844 heart disease , 728 interlobar pleurisy , 658 pseudo - leucocythremia , 792 scarlatinal otitis medium , 205 simple ansemia , 787 syphilitic pharyngitis , 451 ulcerative stomatitis , 864 colchicum angiocholitis , 834 cold application appendicitis , 1030 cerebro - spinal fever , 411 eruptive stage small - pox , 255 itch small - pox , 252 pleuritis , 626 prolapse rectum , 1083 bath catarrhal pneumonia , 605 cerebro - spinal fever , 412 croupous pneumonia , 590 dengue , 359 emphysema , 566 compress croupous pneumonia , 592 intermittent fever , 349 douches leucocythsemia , 791 sponge empyrema , 677 water scarlet fever , 1 93 - water enemas catarrhal jaundice , 357 dysentery , 990 typhus fever , 990 colostomy chronic intestinal obstruc - tion , 1012 compensative nutritive treatment sup - purate stage small - pox , 262 compressed air asthma , 534 emphysema , 563 condurango cancer stomach , 957 congenital absence rectum , 1046 malformation rectum , 1045 stricture rectum , 1045 congestion liver , acute , 823 chronic , 824 spleen , acute , 838 passive , 838 coniine asthma , 530 consecutive peritonitis , 1015 continuous tonic treatment syphilis .

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Cachexia strumipriva , 850 jaborandi in , 851 nitro - glycerin in , 851 pilocarpine in , 851 Caffeine in ascites , 811 in atheroma , 766 in biliousness , 821 in chronic heart disease , 726 in effusion stage of pleuritis , 637 in hydro thorax , 679 Calamine in small - pox , 258 Calcium - carbonate test for hydrochloric acid , 898 Calomel in acute gastritic catarrh , 905 in angiocholitis , 833 in ascites of liver diseases , 812 in biliousness , 820 in catarrhal pneumonia , 601 in cerebro - spinal meningitis , 411 in cholera morbus , 974 in chronic heart disease , 731 in croupous pneumonia , 587 - 598 in dysentery , 989 in effusion stage of pleuritis , 638 in malarial anaemia , 357 in pernicious malarial fever , 355 in pleuritis , 628 in remittent fever , 352 in syphilis , 53 in typhoid fever , 309 in vomiting of liver diseases , 818 in yellow fever , 388 Calumba in chronic gastric catarrh , 921 Camphorated oil in measles , 221 Camphor in coryza , 419 in epidemic cholera , 978 in measles , 222 in scarlet fever , 199 in whooping cough , 555 Cancrum oris in measles , 224 Cannabis indica in cerebro - spinal fever 413 in chronic gastric catarrh , 922 in gastric ulcer , 948 Capsicum in malaria , 266 Carbolate of mercury subcutaneously in syphilis , 129 Carbolated ferric - chloride test for lactic acid , 898 Carbolic acid as a disinfectant in small - pox , 235 as a disinfectant in scarlet fever , 186 in abscess of lung , 581 in diphtheria , 501 in eruptive stage of small - pox , 250 in flatulence of liver diseases , 817 in gangrene of lung , 579 in gangrenous stomatitis , 869 in itching of liver diseases , 816 in scarlet fever , 202 in small - pox , 258 in whooping cough , 556 , 557 injections in haemorrhoids , 1078 in hydatid cyst of liver , 828 in prolapse of rectum , 1084 lotions in pruritus ani , 1123 in varicella , 228 Carbolic - acid spray in chronic bronchitis , 548 wash in suppurative stage of small - pox , 256 1130 INDEX TO VOLUME II .Carbolized carron oil in suppurating stage of small - pox , 256 lotions in scarlatinal otitis media , 205 oil in itching of scarlet fever , 190 vaseline ineruptive stage of small - pox , 250 Carbonated water in gastric catarrh , 908 in vomiting of liver diseases , 818 with quinine in malaria , 266 Carcinoma of liver , 835 of spleen , 840 of stomach , 953 of thyroid gland , 842 Cardiac pleurisy , 656 Carlsbad salts in biliousness , 820 in chronic gastric catarrh , 932 in gastric ulcer , 946 Cascara sagrada in chronic gastric catarrh , 933 Castor oil in cholera morbus , 973 in coryza , 466 in yellow fever , 389 Catarrhal pneumonia , 599 stomatitis , 859 Cathartics in scarlatinal nephritis , 216 in suppurating stage of small - pox , 263 Cautery in encysted pleurisy , 659 Cellulitis in scarlet fever , 206 Cerebro - spinal fever , 408 aconite in , 414 alcohol in , 414 ammonium carbonate in , 414 antipyrine in , 414 baths in , 412 belladonna in , 413 blisters in , 411 calomel in , 411 cannabis indica in , 413 chloral in , 413 chloroform in , 413 , 414 cold applications in , 411 convalescence of , 414 arsenic in , 41 5 cod - liver oil in , 415 diet in , 415 electricity in , 415 flying blisters in , 415 iron in , 415 potassium arsenite in , 415 potassium iodide in , 415 vegetable bitters in , 415 ergot in , 41 3 ether inhalations in , 414 exalgin in , 414 gelsemium in , 473 general rules for treatment of , 410 hot applications in , 411 mercurial ointment in , 412 mustard bath in , 41 1 opium in , 412 phenacetin in , 414 potassium bromide in , 414 prophylaxis of , 408 quinine in , 412 - 414 sinapisms in , 411 turpentine in , 411 - 414 veratrum viride in , 414 Cerebro - spinal fever , zinc oxide in , 413 Cerium oxalate in vomiting of liver dis - ease , 819 Champagne in cancer of stomach , 956 in cholera morbus , 973 in vomiting of liver disease , 818 in yellow fever , 395 Chancre of anus , 1091 Chancroid of anus , 1090 Charcoal in flatulence of liver disease , 817 in gangrenous stomatitis , 865 in gastric catarrh , 908 in gastric ulcer , 948 in pyrosis of gastric cancer , 958 Chloral in aortic aneurism , 769 in asthma , 530 in catarrhal pneumonia , 605 in cerebro - spinal fever , 413 in chronic heart disease , 730 in convulsion of eruptive stages of small - pox , 252 in croupous pneumonia , 589 in delirium of pernicious malarial fever , 355 in insomnia of small - pox , 248 - 253 in measles , 223 in mumps , 871 in scarlatinal nephritis , 217 in spasm of larynx , 480 in whooping cough , 555 - 557 Chloride of gold in whooping cough , 556 Chlorinated lime in gangrene of lung , 579 Chlorine vapor as a disinfectant in scarlet fever , 186 Chlorine - water as a mouth - wash in small - pox , 260 Chloro - ansemia in gastric ulcer , 952 Chlorodyne in pneumothorax , 686 Chloroform in asthma , 531 in biliary colic , 837 in cardiac palpitation , 742 in cerebro - spinal fever , 413 , 414 in whooping cough , 555 ointment in pruritus ani , 1123 - water in small - pox , 248 Chlorosis , 789 Cholera , epidemic , 975 alcohol in , 978 aromatic sulphuric acid in , 979 camphor in , 978 counter - irritants in , 978 diet in , 978 , 979 disinfection of discharges in , 977 of person in , 977 effervescing drinks in , 979 ether in , 978 external heat in , 978 frictions in , 979 opium in , 978 prophylaxis in , 976 salol in , 979 strychnine in , 97S tannin in , 978 infantum , 979 ammonium carbonate in , 983 INDEX TO VOLUME II .1131 Cholera infantum , bismuth salicylate in , 983 cold sponging in , 982 creasote in , 983 creolin enemas in , 983 lime - water in , 983 opium in , 983 salicylic acid in , 984 salol in , 983 sinapisms in , 983 stimulants in , 983 morbus , 971 abdominal bandage in , 971 atropine in , 972 beta - naphthol in , 974 blisters in , 972 brandy in , 973 calomel in , 974 castor oil in , 973 champagne in , 973 creasote in , 973 diet in , 972 effervescing drinks in , 973 enemas in , 972 ether in , 973 ginger in , 973 hot applications in , 973 milk in , 973 morphine in , 972 mustard plaster in , 972 nux vomica in , 975 opium in , 974 salicylate of bismuth in , 974 silver nitrate in , 973 sodium bicarbonate in , 975 phosphate in , 975 thymol in , 974 turpentine stupes in , 972 Chondritis of larynx , 469 Chromic acid in chronic laryngitis , 470 in laryngeal tumors , 480 in syphilitic growths of uvula , 442 Cinchona in typhus fever , 327 Circumscribed peritonitis , 1019 Cirrhosis of liver , 831 Clamp and cautery in haemorrhoids , 1074 in prolapsus recti , 1084 Clergyman⠀ ™ s sore throat , 447 Climatic treatment of acquired atelectasis , 575 of asthma , 534 of bronchitis , 548 of emphysema , 565 of exophthalmic goitre , 851 Clinical divisions of diphtheria , 489 Coca in dengue , 360 in syphilis , 74 Cocaine in abnormal dentition , 869 in acute laryngitis , 467 in ascites of liver disease , 811 in chondritis of larynx , 469 in coryza , 463 - 466 in emphysema , 564 in erysipelas of larynx , 453 - 477 in gastric ulcer , 948 in hypenesthesia of pharynx , 455 Cocaine in idiosyncratic coryza , 421 in scarlatinal otitis media , 203 in syphilitic pharyngitis , 452 in tonsillitis , 457 in tubercular laryngitis , 472 in tubercular pharyngitis , 450 in uvulitis , 439 in varicella , 228 in vomiting of liver disease , 819 in whooping cough , 556 , 557 spray in asthma , 533 Cod - liver oil in convalescence of cerebro - spinal fever , 415 in chronic bronchitis , 549 in emphysema , 561 - 568 inempyrema , 678 in exophthalmic goitre , 852 in goitre , 844 in heart disease , 728 in interlobar pleurisy , 658 in pseudo - leucocythremia , 792 in scarlatinal otitis media , 205 in simple ansemia , 787 in syphilitic pharyngitis , 451 in ulcerative stomatitis , 864 Colchicum in angiocholitis , 834 Cold applications in appendicitis , 1030 in cerebro - spinal fever , 411 in eruptive stage of small - pox , 255 in itching of small - pox , 252 in pleuritis , 626 in prolapse of rectum , 1083 bath in catarrhal pneumonia , 605 in cerebro - spinal fever , 412 in croupous pneumonia , 590 in dengue , 359 in emphysema , 566 compresses in croupous pneumonia , 592 in intermittent fever , 349 douches in leucocythsemia , 791 sponging in empyrema , 677 water in scarlet fever , 1 93 - water enemas in catarrhal jaundice , 357 in dysentery , 990 in typhus fever , 990 Colostomy in chronic intestinal obstruc - tion , 1012 Compensative nutritive treatment in sup - purating stage of small - pox , 262 Compressed air in asthma , 534 in emphysema , 563 Condurango in cancer of stomach , 957 Congenital absence of rectum , 1046 malformation of rectum , 1045 stricture of rectum , 1045 Congestion of liver , acute , 823 chronic , 824 of spleen , acute , 838 passive , 838 Coniine in asthma , 530 Consecutive peritonitis , 1015 Continuous or tonic treatment of syphilis .

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cachexia strumipriva jaborandi in nitro glycerin in pilocarpine in caffeine in ascites in atheroma in biliousness in chronic heart disease in effusion stage of pleuritis in hydro thorax calamine in small pox calcium carbonate test for hydrochloric acid calomel in acute gastritic catarrh in angiocholitis in ascites of liver diseases in biliousness in catarrhal pneumonia in cerebro spinal meningitis in cholera morbus in chronic heart disease in croupous pneumonia in dysentery in effusion stage of pleuritis in malarial anaemia in pernicious malarial fever in pleuritis in remittent fever in syphilis in typhoid fever in vomiting of liver diseases in yellow fever calumba in chronic gastric catarrh camphorated oil in measles camphor in coryza in epidemic cholera in measles in scarlet fever in whooping cough cancrum oris in measles cannabis indica in cerebro spinal fever in chronic gastric catarrh in gastric ulcer capsicum in malaria carbolate of mercury subcutaneously in syphilis carbolated ferric chloride test for lactic acid carbolic acid as a disinfectant in small pox as a disinfectant in scarlet fever in abscess of lung in diphtheria in eruptive stage of small pox in flatulence of liver diseases in gangrene of lung in gangrenous stomatitis in itching of liver diseases in scarlet fever in small pox in whooping cough injections in haemorrhoids in hydatid cyst of liver in prolapse of rectum lotions in pruritus ani in varicella carbolic acid spray in chronic bronchitis wash in suppurative stage of small pox index to volume ii carbolized carron oil in suppurating stage of small pox lotions in scarlatinal otitis media oil in itching of scarlet fever vaseline ineruptive stage of small pox carbonated water in gastric catarrh in vomiting of liver diseases with quinine in malaria carcinoma of liver of spleen of stomach of thyroid gland cardiac pleurisy carlsbad salts in biliousness in chronic gastric catarrh in gastric ulcer cascara sagrada in chronic gastric catarrh castor oil in cholera morbus in coryza in yellow fever catarrhal pneumonia stomatitis cathartics in scarlatinal nephritis in suppurating stage of small pox cautery in encysted pleurisy cellulitis in scarlet fever cerebro spinal fever aconite in alcohol in ammonium carbonate in antipyrine in baths in belladonna in blisters in calomel in cannabis indica in chloral in chloroform in cold applications in convalescence of arsenic in cod liver oil in diet in electricity in flying blisters in iron in potassium arsenite in potassium iodide in vegetable bitters in ergot in ether inhalations in exalgin in gelsemium in general rules for treatment of hot applications in mercurial ointment in mustard bath in opium in phenacetin in potassium bromide in prophylaxis of quinine in sinapisms in turpentine in veratrum viride in cerebro spinal fever zinc oxide in cerium oxalate in vomiting of liver dis ease champagne in cancer of stomach in cholera morbus in vomiting of liver disease in yellow fever chancre of anus chancroid of anus charcoal in flatulence of liver disease in gangrenous stomatitis in gastric catarrh in gastric ulcer in pyrosis of gastric cancer chloral in aortic aneurism in asthma in catarrhal pneumonia in cerebro spinal fever in chronic heart disease in convulsion of eruptive stages of small pox in croupous pneumonia in delirium of pernicious malarial fever in insomnia of small pox in measles in mumps in scarlatinal nephritis in spasm of larynx in whooping cough chloride of gold in whooping cough chlorinated lime in gangrene of lung chlorine vapor as a disinfectant in scarlet fever chlorine water as a mouth wash in small pox chloro ansemia in gastric ulcer chlorodyne in pneumothorax chloroform in asthma in biliary colic in cardiac palpitation in cerebro spinal fever in whooping cough ointment in pruritus ani water in small pox chlorosis cholera epidemic alcohol in aromatic sulphuric acid in camphor in counter irritants in diet in disinfection of discharges in of person in effervescing drinks in ether in external heat in frictions in opium in prophylaxis in salol in strychnine in s tannin in infantum ammonium carbonate in index to volume ii cholera infantum bismuth salicylate in cold sponging in creasote in creolin enemas in lime water in opium in salicylic acid in salol in sinapisms in stimulants in morbus abdominal bandage in atropine in beta naphthol in blisters in brandy in calomel in castor oil in champagne in creasote in diet in effervescing drinks in enemas in ether in ginger in hot applications in milk in morphine in mustard plaster in nux vomica in opium in salicylate of bismuth in silver nitrate in sodium bicarbonate in phosphate in thymol in turpentine stupes in chondritis of larynx chromic acid in chronic laryngitis in laryngeal tumors in syphilitic growths of uvula cinchona in typhus fever circumscribed peritonitis cirrhosis of liver clamp and cautery in haemorrhoids in prolapsus recti clergymanâ s sore throat climatic treatment of acquired atelectasis of asthma of bronchitis of emphysema of exophthalmic goitre clinical divisions of diphtheria coca in dengue in syphilis cocaine in abnormal dentition in acute laryngitis in ascites of liver disease in chondritis of larynx in coryza in emphysema in erysipelas of larynx in gastric ulcer in hypenesthesia of pharynx cocaine in idiosyncratic coryza in scarlatinal otitis media in syphilitic pharyngitis in tonsillitis in tubercular laryngitis in tubercular pharyngitis in uvulitis in varicella in vomiting of liver disease in whooping cough spray in asthma cod liver oil in convalescence of cerebro spinal fever in chronic bronchitis in emphysema inempyrema in exophthalmic goitre in goitre in heart disease in interlobar pleurisy in pseudo leucocythremia in scarlatinal otitis media in simple ansemia in syphilitic pharyngitis in ulcerative stomatitis colchicum in angiocholitis cold applications in appendicitis in cerebro spinal fever in eruptive stage of small pox in itching of small pox in pleuritis in prolapse of rectum bath in catarrhal pneumonia in cerebro spinal fever in croupous pneumonia in dengue in emphysema compresses in croupous pneumonia in intermittent fever douches in leucocythsemia sponging in empyrema water in scarlet fever water enemas in catarrhal jaundice in dysentery in typhus fever colostomy in chronic intestinal obstruc tion compensative nutritive treatment in sup purating stage of small pox compressed air in asthma in emphysema condurango in cancer of stomach congenital absence of rectum malformation of rectum stricture of rectum congestion of liver acute chronic of spleen acute passive coniine in asthma consecutive peritonitis continuous or tonic treatment of syphilis

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% .⠀ ” flower pure white , fragrant , segment curve back .berries red , globose .

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% .⠀ ” Flowers very pure white , fragrant , segments curved back .Berries red , globose .

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â flowers very pure white fragrant segments curved back berries red globose

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case odor particularly repugnant , perhaps frequently find increase per - spiration foot ⠀ ” hyperidrosis pedum .in case , microscopical examination make , find large number different bacteria present , undoubtedly intensify odor mark degree , hastening process decomposition .the cause affection frequently nothing uncleanliness , espe - cially person affect bromidrosis foot stand walk considerably , thus naturally increase amount perspiration .

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In some cases the odor is particularly repugnant , and this is perhaps most frequently found with an increased per - spiration of the feet ⠀ ” the hyperidrosis pedum .In all such cases , if a microscopical examination is made , we will find a large number of different bacteria present , which undoubtedly intensify the odor to a marked degree , hastening the process of decomposition .The cause of the affection is frequently nothing but uncleanliness , espe - cially in persons affected with bromidrosis of the feet who have to stand or walk considerably , thus naturally increasing the amount of perspiration .

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in some cases the odor is particularly repugnant and this is perhaps most frequently found with an increased per spiration of the feet â the hyperidrosis pedum in all such cases if a microscopical examination is made we will find a large number of different bacteria present which undoubtedly intensify the odor to a marked degree hastening the process of decomposition the cause of the affection is frequently nothing but uncleanliness espe cially in persons affected with bromidrosis of the feet who have to stand or walk considerably thus naturally increasing the amount of perspiration

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first search chiefly stride edge steep front helvellyn , among rock 174 call wildflower lie behind red tarn , similar place keppelcove tarn adjoining valley , hope good luck light snow - saxifrage .in unsuccessful ; twice find plant hitherto meet ⠀ ” appearance small spineless thistle , cluster light - purple scented flower ⠀ ” prove alpine saw - wort , saussurea , later year see snowdon .a blossom pick keep several month little affected separa - tion parent stem continue vital process vase , pass flowering seeding without interruption .

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At first I searched chiefly under Striding Edge and the steep front of Helvellyn , among the rocks that 174 THE call of the wildflower lie behind the Red Tarn , and in similar places above Keppelcove Tarn in the adjoining valley , hoping with good luck to light on the snow - saxifrage .In this I was unsuccessful ; but I twice found a plant I had not hitherto met with ⠀ ” in appearance a small spineless thistle , with a cluster of light - purple scented flowers ⠀ ” which proved to be the Alpine saw - wort , or Saussurea , and which in later years I saw again on Snowdon .A blossom which I picked and kept for several months was so little affected by its separa - tion from the parent stem that it continued its vital processes in a vase , and passed from flowering to seeding without interruption .

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at first i searched chiefly under striding edge and the steep front of helvellyn among the rocks that the call of the wildflower lie behind the red tarn and in similar places above keppelcove tarn in the adjoining valley hoping with good luck to light on the snow saxifrage in this i was unsuccessful but i twice found a plant i had not hitherto met with â in appearance a small spineless thistle with a cluster of light purple scented flowers â which proved to be the alpine saw wort or saussurea and which in later years i saw again on snowdon a blossom which i picked and kept for several months was so little affected by its separa tion from the parent stem that it continued its vital processes in a vase and passed from flowering to seeding without interruption

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amenorrhma great value , especial - ly case ana ? mic condition bottom trouble , undoubtedly - crease amount blood circulate pelvic organ .in form amenorrhcsa , particularly flow fetid , prob - ably good remedy class .from 8 10 grain , associate preparation iron , give daily week precede time menstruation occur , 15 grain morning day flow expect .

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Flower

fetid

In amenorrhma it is of great value , especial - ly in cases where an ana ? mic condition is at the bottom of the trouble , as it undoubtedly in - creases the amount of blood circulating in the pelvic organs .In this form of amenorrhcsa , particularly where the flow is fetid , it is prob - ably the best remedy of its class .From 8 to 10 grains , associated with some preparation of iron , should be given daily during the week preceding the time for menstruation to occur , and 15 grains on the morning of the day the flow is expected .

['flower']

in amenorrhma it is of great value especial ly in cases where an ana mic condition is at the bottom of the trouble as it undoubtedly in creases the amount of blood circulating in the pelvic organs in this form of amenorrhcsa particularly where the flow is fetid it is prob ably the best remedy of its class from to grains associated with some preparation of iron should be given daily during the week preceding the time for menstruation to occur and grains on the morning of the day the flow is expected

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flower | plica masse

fragrant | delicious | disagree - able | almost unbearable | disgusting | noxious

{ hancock , 581 ! ) .flowers yellow , strongl } ^ fragrant honey .herb .

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Flower|from these plica masses

fragrant|delicious|very disagree - able|almost unbearable|most disgusting|noxious

{ Hancock , 581 ! ) .Flowers yellow , strongl } ^ fragrant of honey .Herb .

['flower', 'plica masse']

hancock flowers yellow strongl fragrant of honey herb

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flower | plica masse

fragrant | delicious | disagree - able | almost unbearable | disgusting | noxious

hales⠀ ™ experiment seem show , tran - piration plant , motion sap , well absorption soil , depend upon leave , become interesting question examine point evergreen ; find absorb less transpire consider - ably less tree : hence , ⠀ ˜ ⠀ ˜ cedar libanus , ilex evergreen oak , graft english oak , larch , verdant winter , though leave oak larch decay , fall olf usual ; fact evei - green live thrive little nourishment / ⠀ ™ prove tree transpire large quantity liquid , author next endeavoured collect examine : cause branch leave enclose flask retort ; place large sun - flower head alembic , thus procure appear pure water , slightly tainted vegetable matter ; seem differ , though obtain different plant .brownrigg also throw curious hint upon subject : communication royal - ciety , print transaction year , remark , intimate acquaintance noxious airs mine , call damp , might lead discovery subtile principle mineral water , know name spirit ; mephitic exhalation , term clioak - damp , find fluid permanently elastic ; , various experiment , reason conclude enter macbride⠀ ™ experimental essay , 1764 .the merit performance - duce university glasgow hestow degree doctor physic author .

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Flower|from these plica masses

fragrant|delicious|very disagree - able|almost unbearable|most disgusting|noxious

Hales⠀ ™ s experiments seemed to show , the trans - piration of plants , and the motion of the sap , as well as the absorption from the soil , depend upon the leaves , it became an interesting question to examine these points in evergreens ; and he found that they absorbed less and transpired consider - ably less than other trees : hence , ⠀ ˜ ⠀ ˜ the cedar of Libanus , and the ilex or evergreen oak , grafted on an English oak , and on a larch , were verdant all the winter , though the leaves of the oak and larch decayed , and fell olf as usual ; the fact being that evei - greens live and thrive with very little nourishment / ⠀ ™ Having proved that trees transpire large quantities of liquid , our author next endeavoured to collect and examine it : he caused the branches and leaves to be enclosed in flasks and retorts ; he placed a large sun - flower under the head of an alembic , and thus procured what appeared to be pure water , very slightly tainted by vegetable matter ; it seemed not to differ , though obtained from different plants .Brownrigg also threw out some curious hints upon the same subject : in a communication to the Royal So - ciety , printed in the Transactions for that year , he remarks , that a more intimate acquaintance with those noxious airs in mines , called damps , might lead to a discovery of that subtile principle of mineral waters , known by the name of their spirit ; that the mephitic exhalations , termed clioak - damp , he had found to be a fluid permanently elastic ; and that , from various experiments , he had reason to conclude that it entered the Macbride⠀ ™ s Experimental Essays , 1764 .The merit of this performance in - duced the University of Glasgow to hestow the degree of Doctor of Physic on the author .

['flower', 'plica masse']

halesâ s experiments seemed to show the trans piration of plants and the motion of the sap as well as the absorption from the soil depend upon the leaves it became an interesting question to examine these points in evergreens and he found that they absorbed less and transpired consider ably less than other trees hence â â the cedar of libanus and the ilex or evergreen oak grafted on an english oak and on a larch were verdant all the winter though the leaves of the oak and larch decayed and fell olf as usual the fact being that evei greens live and thrive with very little nourishment â having proved that trees transpire large quantities of liquid our author next endeavoured to collect and examine it he caused the branches and leaves to be enclosed in flasks and retorts he placed a large sun flower under the head of an alembic and thus procured what appeared to be pure water very slightly tainted by vegetable matter it seemed not to differ though obtained from different plants brownrigg also threw out some curious hints upon the same subject in a communication to the royal so ciety printed in the transactions for that year he remarks that a more intimate acquaintance with those noxious airs in mines called damps might lead to a discovery of that subtile principle of mineral waters known by the name of their spirit that the mephitic exhalations termed clioak damp he had found to be a fluid permanently elastic and that from various experiments he had reason to conclude that it entered the macbrideâ s experimental essays the merit of this performance in duced the university of glasgow to hestow the degree of doctor of physic on the author

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flower | plica masse

fragrant | delicious | disagree - able | almost unbearable | disgusting | noxious

basement tier comparatively free bad odor , less sickness part house .the odor increase tier , , top reach , stench almost unbearable one unaccustomed .of 25 die , 24 negro ( occupy upper cell ) 14 new prisoner , reck - one new receive january 1st .

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Flower|from these plica masses

fragrant|delicious|very disagree - able|almost unbearable|most disgusting|noxious

The basement tier was comparatively free from bad odors , and there was less sickness there than in any other part of the house .The odor increased with each tier , and , when the top was reached , the stench was almost unbearable by one unaccustomed to it .Of the 25 who died , 24 were negroes ( occupying the upper cells ) and 14 were new prisoners , reck - oning those as new who were received after January 1st .

['flower', 'plica masse']

the basement tier was comparatively free from bad odors and there was less sickness there than in any other part of the house the odor increased with each tier and when the top was reached the stench was almost unbearable by one unaccustomed to it of the who died were negroes occupying the upper cells and were new prisoners reck oning those as new who were received after january st

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flower | plica masse

fragrant | delicious | disagree - able | almost unbearable | disgusting | noxious

^ king drive state carriage four white horse ⠀ œ sindhawa ⠀  breed , ^ accord fa - hian , much time spend religious procession ceremony .stately elephant richly caparison crowd priest throng street , thickly strew flower give delicious odour , house decorate white cotton clotlis enhance brilliancy scene . * j great part urban population seem com - pose ecclesiastic , dine common king⠀ ™ expense ; ⠀ ˜ ⠀ ˜ mahawanso⠀  describe various sovereign dole rice oavn hand .

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Flower|from these plica masses

fragrant|delicious|very disagree - able|almost unbearable|most disgusting|noxious

^ The King drove out in a state carriage with four white horses of the ⠀ œ Sindhawa ⠀  breed , ^ and according to Fa - Hian , much time was spent in religious processions and ceremonies .Stately elephants richly caparisoned and crowds of priests thronged the streets , which were thickly strewn with flowers giving out delicious odours , and the houses decorated with white cotton clotlis enhanced the brilliancy of the scene .* j Great part of the urban population seems to have been com - posed of ecclesiastics , who dined in common at the King⠀ ™ s expense ; the ⠀ ˜ ⠀ ˜ Mahawanso⠀  describes various sovereigns as doling out rice to them with their oAvn hands .

['flower', 'plica masse']

the king drove out in a state carriage with four white horses of the â sindhawa â breed and according to fa hian much time was spent in religious processions and ceremonies stately elephants richly caparisoned and crowds of priests thronged the streets which were thickly strewn with flowers giving out delicious odours and the houses decorated with white cotton clotlis enhanced the brilliancy of the scene j great part of the urban population seems to have been com posed of ecclesiastics who dined in common at the kingâ s expense the â â mahawansoâ describes various sovereigns as doling out rice to them with their oavn hands

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flower | plica masse

fragrant | delicious | disagree - able | almost unbearable | disgusting | noxious

1 true cinnamon ( c .zeylanica ) , branchy tree grow - ing naturally height twenty thirty foot , cover rough ash - colour bark , young shoot speckle dark green orange brown spot ; young leave scarlet yellow vein , change age deep glossy green , flower , disagree - able odour , white , six - cleft corolla nine stamen , produce oval purple berry size black currant , fix cup like acorn : slight taste turpentine , great favourite pigeon bird .the blossom come january february , berry ripe august .

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Flower|from these plica masses

fragrant|delicious|very disagree - able|almost unbearable|most disgusting|noxious

1 The true cinnamon ( C .Zeylanica ) , is a branchy tree grow - ing naturally to a height of twenty or thirty feet , covered with a rough ash - coloured bark , which in the young shoots is speckled with dark green and orange brown spots ; the young leaves are scarlet with yellow veins , changing with age to a deep glossy green , and the flowers , which have a very disagree - able odour , are white , having a six - cleft corolla and nine stamens , producing an oval purple berry the size of a black currant , fixed in a cup like an acorn : they have a slight taste of turpentine , and are a great favourite with pigeons and other birds .The blossoms come out in January and February , and the berries are ripe in August .

['flower', 'plica masse']

the true cinnamon c zeylanica is a branchy tree grow ing naturally to a height of twenty or thirty feet covered with a rough ash coloured bark which in the young shoots is speckled with dark green and orange brown spots the young leaves are scarlet with yellow veins changing with age to a deep glossy green and the flowers which have a very disagree able odour are white having a six cleft corolla and nine stamens producing an oval purple berry the size of a black currant fixed in a cup like an acorn they have a slight taste of turpentine and are a great favourite with pigeons and other birds the blossoms come out in january and february and the berries are ripe in august

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flower | plica masse

fragrant | delicious | disagree - able | almost unbearable | disgusting | noxious

case scalp disease find .the odor plica masse commonly disgusting .etiology .

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Flower|from these plica masses

fragrant|delicious|very disagree - able|almost unbearable|most disgusting|noxious

In some few cases no scalp disease will be found .The odor from these plica masses is commonly most disgusting .Etiology .

['flower', 'plica masse']

in some few cases no scalp disease will be found the odor from these plica masses is commonly most disgusting etiology

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flower |

fragrant

⠀ ” well - know sweet - pea form fine cover trelli , lattice - work flower - garden .its gay fragrant flower , ramble habit , render peculiarly adapt purpose .the wood - pea , heath - pea , iound heath scotland , highlander country extremely partial , dry chew give great relish whiskey .

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Flower|Its

fragrant

⠀ ” The well - known sweet - pea forms a fine covering to a trellis , or lattice - work in a flower - garden .Its gay and fragrant flowers , with its rambling habits , render it peculiarly adapted for such purpose .The wood - pea , or heath - pea , is iound in the heaths of Scotland , and the Highlanders of that country are extremely partial to them , and dry and chew them to give a greater relish to their whiskey .

['flower', '']

â the well known sweet pea forms a fine covering to a trellis or lattice work in a flower garden its gay and fragrant flowers with its rambling habits render it peculiarly adapted for such purpose the wood pea or heath pea is iound in the heaths of scotland and the highlanders of that country are extremely partial to them and dry and chew them to give a greater relish to their whiskey

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flower

strongly scented

3062 .flower decoration ver > ' strongly scented .to perfume flower gardenias , stephi j notis , hyacinth other offensive , other strong scent ; heat room , especially dinner , borne .

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Flower

strongly scented

3062 .Flowers for decoration should be those which are not ver > ' strongly scented .To some the perfume of such flowers as gardenias , stephi j notis , hyacinths and others is not offensive , but to others the strong scent in ; heated room , especially during dinner , is not to be borne .

['flower']

flowers for decoration should be those which are not ver strongly scented to some the perfume of such flowers as gardenias stephi j notis hyacinths and others is not offensive but to others the strong scent in heated room especially during dinner is not to be borne

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flower | real fruit

aromatic

; .everal variety clove ; well call royal dove , : h scarce , blacker small kind , ti curious fact , flower , fully develop , quite orous , real fruit least aromatic .the 1 : .

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Flower|the real fruit

aromatic

There ; .everal varieties of the clove ; the best is called the royal dove ,: h is scarce , and which is blacker and smaller than the other kinds , ti a curious fact , that the flowers , when fully developed , are quite i orous , and that the real fruit is not in the least aromatic .The 1 : .

['flower', 'real fruit']

there everal varieties of the clove the best is called the royal dove h is scarce and which is blacker and smaller than the other kinds ti a curious fact that the flowers when fully developed are quite i orous and that the real fruit is not in the least aromatic the

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food | plant | flower | | element

scented | naufeous | perfume | sweet | odorous | aromatic

part day tropical landscape present charm immediately sunrise .how bright vivid verdure jungle , tears moisture night ! flower also seem freshly awaken perfumed , every plant send fragrance air ; soon blaze light sun⠀ ™ fervid ray dry dew - drop sparkle like gem leave , fierce 1 great retinue servant coolie attend traveller east ; year 1800 , governor , tour round island , accompany 160 bearer , 400 coolie , two elephant , six horse , fifty lascar .colombo newera - ellia .

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Food|Plant|Flower|its|Element

scented|naufeous|perfumed|sweet|odorous|aromatic

At no part of the day does the tropical landscape present such charms as immediately after sunrise .How bright and vivid the verdure of the jungle , in tears from the moisture of night ! The flowers also seem freshly awakened and perfumed , every plant sending its fragrance through the air ; but all is soon a blaze of light as the sun⠀ ™ s fervid rays dry up the dew - drops that sparkle like gems on the leaves , and a fierce 1 Great retinues of servants and coolies attend travellers in the East ; in the year 1800 , the governor , on a tour round the island , was accompanied by 160 bearers , 400 coolies , two elephants , six horses , and fifty Lascars .COLOMBO TO NEWERA - ELLIA .

['food', 'plant', 'flower', '', 'element']

at no part of the day does the tropical landscape present such charms as immediately after sunrise how bright and vivid the verdure of the jungle in tears from the moisture of night the flowers also seem freshly awakened and perfumed every plant sending its fragrance through the air but all is soon a blaze of light as the sunâ s fervid rays dry up the dew drops that sparkle like gems on the leaves and a fierce great retinues of servants and coolies attend travellers in the east in the year the governor on a tour round the island was accompanied by bearers coolies two elephants six horses and fifty lascars colombo to newera ellia

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food | plant | flower | | element

scented | naufeous | perfume | sweet | odorous | aromatic

stem - cornered , opposite ramification .leaves opposite , divide undivided , without stipulce , replete recepâ ¬ tacle aromatic oil .flower opposite , nearly sessile cyme , resemble whorl ; sometimes capitate .

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Food|Plant|Flower|its|Element

scented|naufeous|perfumed|sweet|odorous|aromatic

Stem A - cornered , with opposite ramifications .Leaves opposite , divided or undivided , without stipulce , replete with recep ¬ tacles of aromatic oil .Flowers in opposite , nearly sessile cymes , resembling whorls ; sometimes as if capitate .

['food', 'plant', 'flower', '', 'element']

stem a cornered with opposite ramifications leaves opposite divided or undivided without stipulce replete with recepâ tacles of aromatic oil flowers in opposite nearly sessile cymes resembling whorls sometimes as if capitate

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food | plant | flower | | element

scented | naufeous | perfume | sweet | odorous | aromatic

latter case stench penetrating , cling always patient , ofttime practitioner treat case locally .there little sense smell , probably due failure odorous particle reach olfactory tract , owe obstruction crust , etc .should disease involve vomer extensively , characteristic flatten nose may produce fall bridge ( see fig .

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scented|naufeous|perfumed|sweet|odorous|aromatic

In the latter case the stench is most penetrating , clinging always to the patient , and ofttimes to the practitioner after he has treated a case locally .There is but little sense of smell , which is probably due to the failure of the odorous particles to reach the olfactory tract , owing to the obstruction by crusts , etc .Should the disease involve the vomer extensively , a characteristic flattening of the nose may be produced by the falling in of the bridge ( see Fig .

['food', 'plant', 'flower', '', 'element']

in the latter case the stench is most penetrating clinging always to the patient and ofttimes to the practitioner after he has treated a case locally there is but little sense of smell which is probably due to the failure of the odorous particles to reach the olfactory tract owing to the obstruction by crusts etc should the disease involve the vomer extensively a characteristic flattening of the nose may be produced by the falling in of the bridge see fig

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food | plant | flower | | element

scented | naufeous | perfume | sweet | odorous | aromatic

sori confine anterior branch low anterior vein , form single line side midrib pinnae .fronds sweet - scented .i indebte mr .

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Food|Plant|Flower|its|Element

scented|naufeous|perfumed|sweet|odorous|aromatic

Sori confined to the anterior branch of the lowest anterior vein , forming a single line on each side the midrib of the pinnae .Fronds sweet - scented .I am indebted to Mr .

['food', 'plant', 'flower', '', 'element']

sori confined to the anterior branch of the lowest anterior vein forming a single line on each side the midrib of the pinnae fronds sweet scented i am indebted to mr

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food | plant | flower | | element

scented | naufeous | perfume | sweet | odorous | aromatic

` ` may prefume determine state earth j ^ eadrtth0 , quality thefe water , salt sulphur muft ^ ^ f7 ' reckon among principal mineral arabia .we ` ` '' j might like manner conclude naufeous fower smell , pretend corrofivenef water hammam tharaoune , lodge confiderable range mountain , fome large fund vitriolick salt , withafmall portion sulphur arfenich .the number v egetable inconfiderable interfere difpute ; parâ ¬ ticular smell sulphur arfenick attend mill mention , may perhaps give we fome hint regard mineral , whence detach . ''

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Food|Plant|Flower|its|Element

scented|naufeous|perfumed|sweet|odorous|aromatic

If then we may prefume to determine the State of the Earth J ^ eadrtth0 below , by the Quality of thefe Waters , Salt and Sulphur muft ^ ^ f7 ' be reckoned among the principal Minerals of Arabia .We " j might in like Manner conclude from the naufeous fower Smell , and the pretended Corrofivenefs of the Waters of the Hammam Tharaoune , that there was lodged in that confiderable Range of Mountains , fome large Fund of vitriolick Salts , withafmall Portion of Sulphur and Arfenich .The Number of V egetables being too inconfiderable to interfere in the Difpute ; the par ¬ ticular Smell of Sulphur and Arfenick which attend the Mills I have mentioned , may perhaps give us fome further Hints with Regard to the Minerals below , from whence they are detached .

['food', 'plant', 'flower', '', 'element']

if then we may prefume to determine the state of the earth j eadrtth below by the quality of thefe waters salt and sulphur muft f be reckoned among the principal minerals of arabia we j might in like manner conclude from the naufeous fower smell and the pretended corrofivenefs of the waters of the hammam tharaoune that there was lodged in that confiderable range of mountains fome large fund of vitriolick salts withafmall portion of sulphur and arfenich the number of v egetables being too inconfiderable to interfere in the difpute the parâ ticular smell of sulphur and arfenick which attend the mills i have mentioned may perhaps give us fome further hints with regard to the minerals below from whence they are detached

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food | plant | flower | | element

scented | naufeous | perfume | sweet | odorous | aromatic

` ` alkaline reaction exceptional instance neutral .the fluid resist putrefactive change long time , usually devoid smell ⠀ ¢ though occasionally odour food take mouth may become apparent .it clot spontaneously stand , thus diff ` ` '' er urine chyluria , owe coagulate power largely admixture blood ; separate layer , uppermost creamy supernatant fat readily soluble ether . ''

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Food|Plant|Flower|its|Element

scented|naufeous|perfumed|sweet|odorous|aromatic

It is alkaline in reaction and only in exceptional instances neutral .The fluid resists putrefactive changes for a long time , and is usually devoid of smell ⠀ ¢ though occasionally the odour of foods taken by the mouth may become apparent .It does not clot spontaneously on standing , and thus diff " ers from the urine in chyluria , which owes its coagulating power largely to admixture with blood ; but it separates into layers , the uppermost being creamy from the supernatant fat and readily soluble in ether .

['food', 'plant', 'flower', '', 'element']

it is alkaline in reaction and only in exceptional instances neutral the fluid resists putrefactive changes for a long time and is usually devoid of smell â though occasionally the odour of foods taken by the mouth may become apparent it does not clot spontaneously on standing and thus diff ers from the urine in chyluria which owes its coagulating power largely to admixture with blood but it separates into layers the uppermost being creamy from the supernatant fat and readily soluble in ether

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flower

fragrant

towards evening , however , everything change .the petal unfold ; eight o⠀ ™ clock flower fragrant , second set stamen rapidly grow , anther open , pollen expose .by morning flower ⠀ œ asleep , ⠀  anther shrivel , scent cease , petal roll .

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Flower

fragrant

Towards evening , however , everything is changed .The petals unfold themselves ; by eight o⠀ ™ clock the flower is as fragrant as before , the second set of stamens have rapidly grown , their anthers are open , and the pollen again exposed .By morning the flower is again ⠀ œ asleep , ⠀  the anthers are shrivelled , the scent has ceased , and the petals rolled up as before .

['flower']

towards evening however everything is changed the petals unfold themselves by eight oâ clock the flower is as fragrant as before the second set of stamens have rapidly grown their anthers are open and the pollen again exposed by morning the flower is again â asleep â the anthers are shrivelled the scent has ceased and the petals rolled up as before

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flower | leaf | seed

aromatic

, india .leaves , flower , seed aromatic , deobstruent , discutient .wedge - bone .

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Flower|Leaf|Seed

aromatic

, India .Leaves , flowers , and seeds aromatic , deobstruent , and discutient .Wedge - bone .

['flower', 'leaf', 'seed']

india leaves flowers and seeds aromatic deobstruent and discutient wedge bone

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flower

odorous

soon risen sun ⠀ œ dispel mist precede , creature begin rejoice return day .the ant termite issue curious dwelling , wasp forsake long hang nest ; gay - terflie flutter flower flower , collect sunny sand - bank cool stream ; myriad brilliant beetle buzz air , sparkle like jewel fresh green leave odorous flower ; whilst agile , bright - coloured lizard , dark - coloured poisonous serpent , harmless one exceed splendour enamel flower , glide leave hollow tree , creep stem bask sunshine whilst l } ing wait bird insect .squirrels leap tree tree ; pigeon bird leave branch wander moist ground ; green , blue , red parrot assemble top tree , fill air scream ; whilst thrush , conceal thicket , pour forth joy strain beautiful melody .

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Flower

odorous

No sooner has the risen sun ⠀ œ dispelled the mists which preceded it , than all creatures begin to rejoice in the return of day .The ants and termites issue from their curious dwellings , and the wasps forsake their long hanging nests ; gay but - terflies flutter from flower to flower , or collect on the sunny sand - banks of cool streams ; myriads of the most brilliant beetles buzz in the air , and sparkle like jewels on the fresh green of the leaves or on the odorous flowers ; whilst agile , bright - coloured lizards , dark - coloured poisonous serpents , and harmless ones which exceed in splendour the enamel of the flowers , glide out of the leaves or the hollows of the trees , creep up the stems and bask in the sunshine whilst l } ing in wait for birds or insects .Squirrels leap from tree to tree ; pigeons and other birds leave the branches and wander about on the moist ground ; green , blue , and red parrots assemble on the tops of the trees , and fill the air with their screams ; whilst the thrush , concealed in the thicket , pours forth her joy in a strain of beautiful melody .

['flower']

no sooner has the risen sun â dispelled the mists which preceded it than all creatures begin to rejoice in the return of day the ants and termites issue from their curious dwellings and the wasps forsake their long hanging nests gay but terflies flutter from flower to flower or collect on the sunny sand banks of cool streams myriads of the most brilliant beetles buzz in the air and sparkle like jewels on the fresh green of the leaves or on the odorous flowers whilst agile bright coloured lizards dark coloured poisonous serpents and harmless ones which exceed in splendour the enamel of the flowers glide out of the leaves or the hollows of the trees creep up the stems and bask in the sunshine whilst l ing in wait for birds or insects squirrels leap from tree to tree pigeons and other birds leave the branches and wander about on the moist ground green blue and red parrots assemble on the tops of the trees and fill the air with their screams whilst the thrush concealed in the thicket pours forth her joy in a strain of beautiful melody

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flower | soft buff - color

scented | sweet

magnolia pterocarpa , handsome tree , large smooth glossy leave , globular v ^ hite fi ^ agrant flower ; blossom april .the nauclea cadamba ( kuddum ) , fine shady forest tree , bear july profusion soft buff - color sweet - scented flower , perfectly globular shape size tennis ball ⠀ ” charming road - side tree .swietenia mahogani , mahogany tree , exceed - ingly handsome valuable timber tree , slov ^ growth .

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Flower|soft buff - colored

scented|sweet

The Magnolia pterocarpa , a handsome tree , with large smooth glossy leaves , and globular v ^ hite fi ^ agrant flowers ; blossoming in April .The Nauclea cadamba ( or kuddum ) , a fine shady forest tree , bearing in July a profusion of soft buff - colored sweet - scented flowers , perfectly globular in shape and of the size of a tennis ball ⠀ ” a charming road - side tree .Swietenia mahogani , or mahogany tree , is an exceed - ingly handsome and valuable timber tree , but of slov ^ growth .

['flower', 'soft buff - color']

the magnolia pterocarpa a handsome tree with large smooth glossy leaves and globular v hite fi agrant flowers blossoming in april the nauclea cadamba or kuddum a fine shady forest tree bearing in july a profusion of soft buff colored sweet scented flowers perfectly globular in shape and of the size of a tennis ball â a charming road side tree swietenia mahogani or mahogany tree is an exceed ingly handsome and valuable timber tree but of slov growth

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flower |

injurious | highly fragrant

make night , fireguard replace , everything room order night , housemaid take care leave ' ' night - candle match together convenient place , - quire .it usual summer remove highly fragrant flower sleep - 11 room , impression scent injurious close chamber .on leisure day housemaid able needlework mis - tress⠀ ” turn mend sheet darn house - linen , lassist anything may think fit give .

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Flower|their

injurious|highly fragrant

made up for the night , the fireguard replaced , and everything in the room in order for the night , the housemaid taking care to leave ' ' the night - candle and matches together in a convenient place , should they be re - quired .It is usual in summer to remove all highly fragrant flowers from sleeping - 11 rooms , the impression being that their scent is injurious in a close chamber .On leisure days the housemaid should be able to do some needlework for her mis - tress⠀ ” such as turning and mending sheets and darning the house - linen , or lassist her in anything she may think fit to give her to do .

['flower', '']

made up for the night the fireguard replaced and everything in the room in order for the night the housemaid taking care to leave the night candle and matches together in a convenient place should they be re quired it is usual in summer to remove all highly fragrant flowers from sleeping rooms the impression being that their scent is injurious in a close chamber on leisure days the housemaid should be able to do some needlework for her mis tressâ such as turning and mending sheets and darning the house linen or lassist her in anything she may think fit to give her to do

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flower | | | mena | pheno

foetid | wonderful | narcotic | spicy | strong | sweet - | fragrant | delicate

quality .odour , strong , narcotic , foetid ; taste , bitter extremely acrid ; colour , yellowish green , ( brown appearance artificial , proâ ¬ duce action sulphate iron . ) chemical composition .

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Flower|their|they|mena|pheno

foetid|wonderful|narcotic|spicy|strong|sweet -|fragrant|delicate

Qualities .Odour , strong , narcotic , and foetid ; Taste , bitter and extremely acrid ; Colour , yellowish green , ( its brown appearance is artificial , being pro ¬ duced by the action of sulphate of iron .) Chemical Composition .

['flower', '', '', 'mena', 'pheno']

qualities odour strong narcotic and foetid taste bitter and extremely acrid colour yellowish green its brown appearance is artificial being proâ duced by the action of sulphate of iron chemical composition

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sedentary man , seclude bury , song cheer day , find congenial relaxation , restorative exercise ever hand .the lover bright hues graceful form , delicate spicy aroma curious process wonderful pheno - mena , soothe mind , pleasant vision taste , walk fairy - land creation .there sun shine temper coolness whispering branch ; breeze blow softly , charge fragrance ; dew fall refresh awaken sleeping odour , bird bring wilder haunt melody .

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foetid|wonderful|narcotic|spicy|strong|sweet -|fragrant|delicate

The sedentary man , Secluded but not buried , and with song Cheering his days , there finds the most congenial relaxation , the most restorative exercise ever at hand .The lover of all bright hues and graceful forms , of all delicate and spicy aromas of curious processes and wonderful pheno - mena , of all that is soothing to the mind , and pleasant to the vision and the taste , there walks in a fairy - land of his own creation .There the sun shines tempered by the coolness of whispering branches ; the breeze blows softly , charged with fragrance ; the dews fall to refresh and awaken sleeping odours , and birds bring from their wilder haunts their melodies .

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the sedentary man secluded but not buried and with song cheering his days there finds the most congenial relaxation the most restorative exercise ever at hand the lover of all bright hues and graceful forms of all delicate and spicy aromas of curious processes and wonderful pheno mena of all that is soothing to the mind and pleasant to the vision and the taste there walks in a fairy land of his own creation there the sun shines tempered by the coolness of whispering branches the breeze blows softly charged with fragrance the dews fall to refresh and awaken sleeping odours and birds bring from their wilder haunts their melodies

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foetid | wonderful | narcotic | spicy | strong | sweet - | fragrant | delicate

! air convey little passage run along side top , set turf , lee - side hole , catch force .these turf remove windy side , lay mouth hole , miner pre - sently want breath , faint ; sweet - smell flow - er chance place , immediately lose fragrancy , stink like carrion .⠀  air putrifye j never commodious respiration , indeed , examine complexion miner , shall well able form judgment un - wholesomeness place confine .

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Flower|their|they|mena|pheno

foetid|wonderful|narcotic|spicy|strong|sweet -|fragrant|delicate

! The air is conveyed into them through a little passage i that runs along the sides from the top , where they set up some turfs , on the lee - side of the hole , to catch and force i it down .These turfs being removed to the windy side , or laid over the mouth of the hole , the miners below pre - i sently want breath , and faint ; and if sweet - smelling flow - ers chance to be placed there , they immediately lose their fragrancy , and stink like carrion .⠀  An air so putrifying j can never be very commodious for respiration , i Indeed , if we examine the complexion of most miners , we shall be very well able to form a judgment of the un - wholesomeness of the place where they are confined .

['flower', '', '', 'mena', 'pheno']

the air is conveyed into them through a little passage i that runs along the sides from the top where they set up some turfs on the lee side of the hole to catch and force i it down these turfs being removed to the windy side or laid over the mouth of the hole the miners below pre i sently want breath and faint and if sweet smelling flow ers chance to be placed there they immediately lose their fragrancy and stink like carrion â an air so putrifying j can never be very commodious for respiration i indeed if we examine the complexion of most miners we shall be very well able to form a judgment of the un wholesomeness of the place where they are confined

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flower | | | mena | pheno

foetid | wonderful | narcotic | spicy | strong | sweet - | fragrant | delicate

stipula none .flowers terminal corym - bofe panicle , cream colour , fragrant , fomewhai refembie thofe lime - tree , i be a ' ler .capfules elegant urn - like form , longitudinal furrow .

medical-heritage

Flower|their|they|mena|pheno

foetid|wonderful|narcotic|spicy|strong|sweet -|fragrant|delicate

Stipulas none .Flowers in a terminal corym - bofe panicle , cream coloured , fragrant , fomewhai refembiing thofe of the lime - tree , but ima ' ler .Capfules of an elegant urn - like form , with longitudinal furrows .

['flower', '', '', 'mena', 'pheno']

stipulas none flowers in a terminal corym bofe panicle cream coloured fragrant fomewhai refembiing thofe of the lime tree but ima ler capfules of an elegant urn like form with longitudinal furrows