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such as nearly cover the trunk of many honey locust trees. These are the smallest we could find so as to get them in the box. There are but two and I put them in near the top with spines pointing downwards. Jennie & I went out after dinner and had a delightful ramble. We found what we thought were the Larkspur violet and picked a few plants. They have a small | such as nearly cover the trunk of many honey locust trees. These are the smallest we could find so as to get them in the box. There are but two and I put them in near the top with spines pointing downwards. Jennie & I went out after dinner and had a delightful ramble. We found what we thought were the Larkspur violet and picked a few plants. They have a small tuber at the root. The leaves now look some like [[young?]] tomato plants. There are two or three Solomen Seals. Some violets some specimens of my umbrella plant, Mandrake. and a number of small plants of which we did not know the name, but we thought they were pretty, Can you not put them in a box in | ||
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such as nearly cover the trunk of many honey locust trees. These are the smallest we could find so as to get them in the box. There are but two and I put them in near the top with spines pointing downwards. Jennie & I went out after dinner and had a delightful ramble. We found what we thought were the Larkspur violet and picked a few plants. They have a small tuber at the root. The leaves now look some like young? tomato plants. There are two or three Solomen Seals. Some violets some specimens of my umbrella plant, Mandrake. and a number of small plants of which we did not know the name, but we thought they were pretty, Can you not put them in a box in