to feed and clothe him, hislabour will assuredly be productive. Thiscondition of sufficiency is indeed exactedby the hollyhock, for unless it has a suffi- PER CHEVRON. 221 cient supply, the plant is poor and sickly,its flowers fail, no seed is produced, andfinally tlie plant perishes. Thus,… … V. PEE CROSS. See Magnolia grand portrayed Upon that parted shield,Per Cross indented, and inlaid A gold and silver field.Such gorgeous splendid trees we find And bring from foreign shores,To deck our homes, refine our mind. Enrich our native stores. Anon. Eoll of Arms. The laurel-leaved magnolia…
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