Flowers And Flower-Gardens
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--A kidney shaped flower, having several varieties, all of whichare held to be sacred to Vishnu, and are in consequence used in hisworship. It is supposed to possess medicinal virtues and is used by thenative doctors.
BAKU'LA (_Mimusops Etengi_). --A very small, yellowish, and fragrantflower. It is used in making garlands and other female ornaments. Krishna is said to have fascinated the milkmaids of Brindabun by playingon his celebrated flute under a _Baku'la_ tree on the banks of theJumna, wh...ich is, therefore, invariably alluded to in all the Sanscritand vernacular poems relating to his amours with those young women.
BA'KASHA (_Justicia Adhatoda_). --A white flower, having a slight smell. It is used in certain native medicines.
BELA (_Jasminum Zambac_). --A fragrant small white flower, in common useamong native females, who make garlands of it to wear in their braids ofhair. A kind of _uttar_ is extracted from this flower, which is muchesteemed by natives. It is supposed to form one of the darts of KamaDeva or the God of Love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--A kidney shaped flower, having several varieties, all of whichare held to be sacred to Vishnu, and are in consequence used in hisworship. It is supposed to possess medicinal virtues and is used by thenative doctors.
BAKU'LA (_Mimusops Etengi_). --A very small, yellowish, and fragrantflower. It is used in making garlands and other female ornaments. Krishna is said to have fascinated the milkmaids of Brindabun by playingon his celebrated flute under a _Baku'la_ tree on the banks of theJumna, wh...ich is, therefore, invariably alluded to in all the Sanscritand vernacular poems relating to his amours with those young women.
BA'KASHA (_Justicia Adhatoda_). --A white flower, having a slight smell. It is used in certain native medicines.
BELA (_Jasminum Zambac_). --A fragrant small white flower, in common useamong native females, who make garlands of it to wear in their braids ofhair. A kind of _uttar_ is extracted from this flower, which is muchesteemed by natives. It is supposed to form one of the darts of KamaDeva or the God of Love.
What to read after Flowers And Flower-Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson David Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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