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Vvoodrooffe is of temperature fomthing like vrito our Ladies Bedlii:aw,but not to ftrong, K the zafld €l1fl'ersin the colour of the floures,which are or a dark red Colourgwith a yellow pointal in

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_ that it hath a 1" moother Ieafe; The floures thetedf be Zlfo white, and very frriall; "'00tie:biacii ~

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