...my garden walls, ml onlie because my bees love it, but because 'tis '.kfherb sacred to remembrance, and, therefore, to friendship, whence a sprig of it hath a dumb language till maketh it ye chosen emblem at our funeral wakes, aJ in imr buriall grounds. Howbcit, I am a school''>;...

...my garden walls, not onlie because my bees love it, but because 'tis the herb sacred to remembrance, and, therefore, to friendship, whence a sprig of it hath a dumb language that maketh ye chosen emblem at our funeral wakes, and in our buriall grounds. Howbeit, I am a schoolboy prating...

...therefore, to Friend" fhip, whence a Sprig of it hath a dumb " Language that maketh it the chofen Em" blem at our Funeral Wakes, and in our " Buriall Grounds. Howbeit, I am a School" boy prating in Prefence of his Mafter, for " here is John Clement at my Elbow, who is " the...

...Bees "love it, but becaufe 'tis the Herb facred to " Remembrance, and, therefore, to Friend" fhip, whence a Sprig of it hath a dumb " Language that maketh it the chofen Em" blern at our Funeral Wakes, and in our " Buriall Grounds. Howbeit, I am a School" boy prating...

...salt-meat. Then, there are Cresses and Wood-sorrel to his breakfast, and Salep for his hot evening mess. Howbeit, I am a schoolboy prating in presence of his...who is the best botanist and herbalist of us all." One desideratum, namely Eriscanlon septangnlare, has not in this way played jack-in-the-box, starting...

...my garden walls, not onlie because my bees love it, but because tis the herb sacred to remembrance, and therefore to friendship ; whence a sprig of it...at our funeral wakes and in our buriall grounds." Cf. Herrick, The Rosemarie Branch : "Grow for two ends, it matters not at all, Be 't for my bridall...

...my garden walls, not onlie because my bees love it, but because tis the herb sacred to remembrance, and therefore to friendship; whence a sprig of it...at our funeral wakes and in our buriall grounds." And Parkinson gives a similar account of its popularity as a garden plant:—" Being in every woman's...

...my Garden Walls, not onlie because my Bees love it, but because 'tis the Herb sacred to Remembrance, and, therefore, to Friendship, whence a Sprig of it...who is the best Botanist and Herbalist of us all." ' ' Manie a Plant which the Fastidious woulde cast forthe ' — that is the point. We are too apt to...

...my garden walls, not onlie because my bees love it, but because tis the herb sacred to remembrance, and therefore to friendship ; whence a sprig of it...at our funeral wakes and in our buriall grounds." Cf. Herrick, The Rosemarie Branch : 2S1 and Dekker, Wonderful Year : " The rosemary that was washed...

...my garden walls, not onlie because my bees love it, but because tis the herb sacred to remembrance, and therefore to friendship ; whence a sprig of it...at our funeral wakes and in our buriall grounds." Cf. Ilerrick, The Rosemarie Branch : " Grow for two ends, it matters not at all, Be 't for my bridall...