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George Crabbe, Poems, Volume 1 (of 3)

Note 56 — THE BOROUGH. (continued 2)

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Note 4, page 360, line 102.

Pin-eyed.

An auricula, or any other single flower, is so called when the stigma (the part which arises from the seed-vessel) is protruded beyond the tube of the flower, and becomes visible.

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