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 1  2,2|       thinks of nothing but of flowers and of God who made them.
 2  5,1| tapestry embroidered with gold flowers, the wonderful manufacture
 3  5,3|       wave of the stems of his flowers. His productions also began
 4  6,1|  number in 1653, - "To despise flowers is to offend God." ~From
 5  6,1|      same year: - ~"To despise flowers is to offend God. ~"The
 6  6,1|      the most beautiful of all flowers. ~"Therefore, he who despises
 7  6,1|       a blight on the innocent flowers which had excited it. ~When
 8  6,1|   Baerle. He wanted to see his flowers, too; he had the feelings
 9  6,1|     down with their string the flowers among which they were struggling,
10  6,2|      next year he had obtained flowers of a perfect nut-brown,
11  7,2|       the country of beautiful flowers. But, alas! these are no
12  7,2|      restored to this queen of flowers its natural distinctive
13 11,1|       arts, of science, and of flowers. He explained that, since
14 11,2|       I have been very fond of flowers. That was at a time when
15 11,2|  boldness. Well, Rosa, I loved flowers dearly, and I have found,
16 11,2|        as dearly as I loved my flowers. Don't interrupt me, Rosa
17 18,1|   objection to his cultivating flowers. ~"And how do you know that?"
18 19,1|        proudest and noblest of flowers, rather than upon poor Rosa,
19 20,2|       the realm of nature; the flowers of spring are succeeded
20 20,2|  spring are succeeded by other flowers; and the bees, which so
21 20,2|     sweet girl, with my loving flowers." ~"I am not displeased
22 22,2|     Thou hast allowed two such flowers to grow at the grated window
23 25,2|    earthenware, with yellowish flowers in a basket on three sides?" ~"
24 26,1|     the water, of beer, and of flowers, sometimes even of that
25 26,2|  before. ~"And you are fond of flowers?" continued Mynheer van
26 26,2|       about the cultivation of flowers." ~"So it is, sir," Rosa
27 28  |            28. The Hymn Of The Flowers~
28 28,2| between his teeth the "Hymn of Flowers," - a sad but very charming
29 31,1|        Haarlem went wild about flowers, and tulips received their
30 31,1|  having advertised its love of flowers in general and of tulips
31 31,1|       heart as innocent as the flowers which he held in his hand. ~
32 31,1|     its gardeners. Worshipping flowers, Haarlem idolised the florist. ~
33 32,1|      Haarlem? as I see so many flowers." ~"It is, indeed, a feast
34 32,1|       indeed, a feast in which flowers play a principal part." ~"
35 32,1|        as you are said to love flowers, and especially that the
36 33,2|      made the rudest keeper of flowers in the whole of the Seven
37 33,2|      both in May, the month of flowers. ~As a matter of course,
38 33,2|        wife and the culture of flowers, in the latter of which