Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 131
thearms may be, the teeth and claws should be of gold ; hencesome see in the golden heads of the dandelion, with theirjagged florets, a sufficient justification of the name. Otherstell us that the form of the leaf resembles the sharply pointedand curving teeth of the lion. Its older generic… … To face ^age gS. WALLFLOWER. NATURE KNOWLEDGE AND ITS LACK 99 of this nature-knowledge was borne in upon uswhen called upon to adjudicate oh some collectionsof wild flowers. The specimens sent in had to benamed, free reference to books or teachers beingallowed, the result being that woody…
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