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Feeling blessed to have found this beautiful book today for my collection.
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book cover of Shakespeare's Flowers
 
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Is it the illustrations or the text that make it interesting for you? Lots of flowers have folk stories associated with them. I wonder whether the book is about those?
 
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Are those flowers that grew during Shakespeare's life or ones that he used in his stories?

Either was that book sounds interesting ...
 
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