LINDEN BLOSSOM. I am favorably inclined to you. MAPLE-TWIG. What is more painful than to be misunderstood by one you love? MARIGOLD. I like you not. MARSH-MALLOW. To fondle is not to love. MIGNONNETTE. Not beauty, but goodness of heart is my choice. MULLEN. If you love me, I envy not a king’s crown. MUSHROOM. Away! go home, and cry about it! MYRTLE BLOSSOM. Be constant; sweet is the reward of love. MYRTLE BRANCH. Will you be my wife (husband)? NETTLE. Beware! coquetry has its penalty. OAK-LEAF. My fidelity bids defiance to every storm. OATS. Return. OLEANDER. True until death. PARSLEY. You are in love with me. PEONY. You are too vain—and of what? PINE. In vain you strive to gain my confidence—stern fate has made me rude and silent. PINK-CARTHUSIAN. Why so reserved? PINK-VARIEGATED. Friendship is all that I can feel for you. POMEGRANATE BLOSSOM. A kiss. POPPY. I cannot endure you—you are too stupid. POTATO BLOSSOM. Modest worth surpasses outward show. PRIMROSE. Give me your love—I will cherish it faithfully and in secret. RANUNCULUS. Where you are there is my home. RIBBON GRASS. Give me a kiss. ROCKET. Sleep visits not my eyelids; I wake and long for you. ROSE—MONTHLY. Every month you have a new love. ROSE—RED. You pass like a conqueror through the world. ROSE—WHITE. Beautiful are you in childlike innocence, more beautiful will you be when warmed by the breath of love. ROSE-BUD. Your presence fills me with heavenly longing. ROSE-LEAF—RED. Yes! ROSE-LEAF—WHITE. No! ROSEMARY. You were absent—life departed; you returned—I live again. SNOW-DROP. You have kindled the first sparks of love in my bosom. STRAWBERRY. Not earthly rank gives happiness, but worth and amiability. SWEET-PEA. Your name is inconstancy. SWEET-WILLIAM. Light and hasty impressions are soon effaced. THISTLE. Your words offend me; you have deeply wounded me. THYME. I have not understood you. VERONICA. What would this world be without you? VIOLET. I love you for your gentle modesty. WINTERGREEN. Remain constant and true—then we will meet again. WOOD-SORREL. You brighten my existence as the stars brighten the night. THIRTY PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICATIONS. STRENGTH OF BODY is known by a stiff hair, large bones, firm and robust limbs, short muscular neck, firm and erect, the head and breast high, the forehead short, hard, and peaked, with bristly hair, large feet, rather thick than broad, a harsh unequal voice, and choleric complexion. WEAKNESS OF BODY is distinguished by a small ill-proportioned head, narrow shoulders, soft skin, and melancholy complexion. THE SIGNS OF LONG LIFE are strong teeth, a sanguine temperament, middle stature, large, deep, and ruddy lines in the hand, large muscles, stooping shoulders, full chest, firm flesh, clear complexion, slow growth, wide ears, and large eyelids.