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Every plate in the library, pulled out of its book and cross-indexed — by collection, artist, century, botanical group and colour.
Fixed pages: by artist · by century · by colour · by botanical group
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Citron, myrrh and balmy reed (1846)
uake ; the mmoruing shines,and the fresh field Lalls us we lase the prie ,ta mark hanw Spriug Aur tended plamts, hotw blows the Citron grave, lhat drops the Mgrrhand uwlhat ihe Balmg Reed, SMotw
Citron, myrrh and balmy reed (1846)
ut to nobler sights NMichael fm Adamis epes tbe fülm reuow’ d. Which that salse fruit that promised clearer sight Lad brd; then purg'd uwith, Cuphrasy andRue, The wisual nerwe, for he had much to
Euphrasy and rue. (1846)
Knot grass, ivy and honeysuckle (1846)
his eueming late bp then the chewing flaclks Lad ta’en their supper om the Savauru herb f Ánok-grass dew-hesprent, and were in fold, I sat me down ta watch, upon a bank Tlith oy canapied, and unt
Knot grass, ivy and honeysuckle (1846)