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Kate Greenaway's Language of Flowers - 1978 Edition 17th printing the featured day of theKate Greenaway brought to children more joy and beauty than ever been offered them in books since books began. Robert Lawson {HISTORY} First published in 1884, Kate Greenaway's Language of Flowers beautifully details the symbolic meaning attached to more than 500 hundred trees, plants and flowers. Like a foreign language expressed solely through botany, each flower represents an emotion, a hidden message or an unspoken sentiment meant for intimate