...resources are as exhaustless as they are rife with delightful interest. " Not a plant, a leaf, a flower, but contains A folio volume : we may read, and read,...— Something to please, and something to instruct." INFELICITIES OF THE INTELLECTUAL. " A spot near Cripplegate extends — Grub Street 'tis called —...

...resources are as exhaustless as they are rife with delightful interest. " Not a plant, a leaf, a flower, but contains A folio volume : we may read, and read,...- Something to please, and something to instruct." INFELICITIES OP THE INTELLECTUAL. " A spot near Cripplegate extends — Grub Street 'tis called —...

...pleasure — the study of nature — which is open to almost all. " Not a plant, a leaf, a flower, but contains A folio volume. We may read, and read,...still find something new — Something to please, something to instruct, Even in the noisome weed." THE PRAIRIE ON FIRE. SOME of the central parts of...

...resources are as exhaustless as they are rife with delightful interest. " Not a plant, a leaf, a flower, but contains A folio volume, we may read, and read,...still find something new — Something to please, something to instruct, Even in the noisome weed." INFELICITIES OF THE INTELLECTUAL. " A spot near Cripplegate...

...health and to the lover of nature, a most pleasing and invigorating recreation. BOTANICAL PRODUCTIONS. "Not a tree, A plant, a leaf, a blossom, but contains...new, Something to please, and something to instruct.' RAKE PLANTS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF SCARBOKOUGH — MARINE BOTANY. THE vicinity of Scarborough possesses...

...all their evil thoughts subdued, I'd teach them Christian Brotherhood. C. MACKAY. GOD'S TEACHINGS. Not a tree, A plant, a leaf, a blossom, but contains...something new, Something to please, and something to mstruct, E'en in the noisome weed. HURDIS. -i HELL AND HEAVEN. From The Opening of the Sixth Seal,...

...SACRED FROM VARIOUS OKIGINAL SELECTED BY THE REV. B. BICHINGS, MA vir.iK OF MAXOETTEH, W1BWICKSHIRE. " Not a tree, A plant, a leaf, a blossom, but contains...may read, and read, And read again, and still find sometbing new ; Something to please, and eemetbing to instruct, E'n in the bnmble weed." — HGRDIB....

...•V ICAK OF KANCETTKB, w A UWIC'KSlliaj;. " Not a tree, A plant, a leaf, a blossom, but containfl A folio volume. — We may read, and read, And read...something new;. Something to please, and something to in E'n in the humble weed." — HCEDIS. LONDON : PUBLISHED BY WERTHEIM & MACINTOSH ; AND J. & C. MOZLEY....

...salutary employments, that can excite the attention of the human mind. • " Not a tree, A plant, a leaf, but contains A folio volume. — We may read, and...; Something to please, and something to instruct, Ev'n in the humble weed." A taste for the cultivation of flowers has long been possessed by individuals...

...treatise, to prosecute the subject according to their time or inclinations. " Not a plant, a leaf, a flower but contains A folio volume. We may read, and read,...again, and still find something new,— Something to please,—something to instruct,— Even in the noisome weed." CHAPTER I. HISTORY OF LICHENOL06Y. "...