ry, as the ruby bright.Might please thy taste, and tempt thy eager sight.Trust not this specious veil; beneath its guise.In honeyd streams, a fatal poison lies. Mrs. F. A. Rowden. The above lines were penned to cautionchildren ag-ainst the dangers of this beautifulvegetable production. But as… … J^i^7Z(Pzv^7zeS,i a.77.\i^z9ttr rri?^n S(r7zr^a!€ FLORAL EMBLEMS. 285 SOLITUDE. Heath .—Erica.The Erica here, That oer the Caledonian hills sublime. Spreads its dark mantle, (where the bees delight. To seek their purest honey,) flourishes. Mrs, C, Smith.* To you, ye wastes, whose artless charmNeer…
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