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AMIABLENESS. In all situations, the amiable Jasmine suffers it supple branches to be trained in any form that the gardener chooses to give them: most commonly forming a living tapestry for our arbours or the walls of our houses or gardens, and every where throwing out a profusion of delicate and charming flowers, which perfume the air, offering to the light butterfly cups worthy of him, and to the busy bee abundance of fragrant [[honey]]. | AMIABLENESS. In all situations, the amiable Jasmine suffers it supple branches to be trained in any form that the gardener chooses to give them: most commonly forming a living tapestry for our arbours or the walls of our houses or gardens, and every where throwing out a profusion of delicate and charming flowers, which perfume the air, offering to the light butterfly cups worthy of him, and to the busy bee abundance of fragrant [[honey]]. | ||
- The | - The [[Language of Flowers]] | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Common Jasmine}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Common Jasmine}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:26, 23 December 2025
AMIABLENESS. In all situations, the amiable Jasmine suffers it supple branches to be trained in any form that the gardener chooses to give them: most commonly forming a living tapestry for our arbours or the walls of our houses or gardens, and every where throwing out a profusion of delicate and charming flowers, which perfume the air, offering to the light butterfly cups worthy of him, and to the busy bee abundance of fragrant honey.
- The Language of Flowers