th of June, withits flowers pendent at the extremity of itsbranches, and of different colours, as white,blue, tawny, flesh, &c. These two flowers, the amaryllis, em-blazoned on the field as emblematic of thequality whence the greatest amount of follysprings, and the columbine, placed uponthe… … II.THE PALE. On Azure field a Pale engrailed of gold, WTiereon a Fuchsia pendent lies,Between six Daisies whieli unfold Their pearly face to sunny skies.Whereer we seek in Nature, there we findSweet Innocence and Elegance combined. Anox, Roll of A ems. It is not needful that we slioulcl refer…
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