Chapter

 1  6,1|     modify the shape, and to produce new species. ~He belonged
 2  6,2|     lamp those which were to produce red, and placed between
 3  7,1|      1675, would undoubtedly produce the large black tulip required
 4  7,2|   was to grow that wonderful produce of horticulture which would
 5  7,2| about them which promises to produce a flower of the colour of
 6  8,1|     of the bulb which was to produce the grand black tulip, he
 7  8,1|      bronze lions at Venice, produce a more prompt and terrible
 8  8,2|      the bulbs which were to produce the black tulip were planted,
 9 11,3|    which I am convinced must produce, in the next May, the Grand
10 31,2| Boxtel, has forced Nature to produce a black flower, which shall