Notes to Fables of Flowers for the Female Sex. With Zephyrus and Flora, a Vision — Reading edition
29 notes · Reading edition
PREFACE. · Note 1Introductory material · Note 1Introductory material · Note 2Introductory material · Note 3Introductory material · Note 4Introductory material · Note 5Introductory material · Note 6Introductory material · Note 7Introductory material · Note 8FABLE IV. The SENSITIVE PLANT. · Note 1FABLE VI. The WHITE ROSE and the RED. · Note 1FABLE VI. The WHITE ROSE and the RED. · Note 2FABLE VI. The WHITE ROSE and the RED. · Note 3FABLE VII. The CROCUS. · Note 1FABLE VIII. The Anemone and the Passion Flower. · Note 1FABLE IX. The LILY and NARCISSUS. · Note 1FABLE XV. The LARKSPUR and the MYRTLE. · Note 1FABLE XVI. The POPPY and the SUN-FLOWER. · Note 1FABLE XVII. The IRIS, or FLOWER de LUCE, and the ROSE. · Note 1FABLE XIX. THE LAPLAND ROSE. · Note 1FABLE XIX. THE LAPLAND ROSE. · Note 2FABLE XIX. THE LAPLAND ROSE. · Note 3FABLE XX. The DEADLY NIGHTSHADE[23]. · Note 1FABLE XXV. The PINKS and ARBUTUS. · Note 1FABLE XXVI. The COCK’S COMB and SWEET WILLIAM. · Note 1FABLE XXVI. The COCK’S COMB and SWEET WILLIAM. · Note 2FABLE XXVI. The COCK’S COMB and SWEET WILLIAM. · Note 3FABLE XXVIII. The CARNATION and SOUTHERNWOOD. · Note 1FABLE XXIX. The ROSEMARY and FIELD FLOWER. · Note 1