March 04, 2004

9:21 p.m.


"loathsome harlotry" read as "loathsome hilarity"

"The flowers' leaves. . . serve as bridal beds which the Creator has so gloriously arranged, adorned with such noble bed curtains, and perfumed with so many soft scents that the bridegroom with his bride might there celebrate their nuptials with so much the greater solemnity. . ."

i remember Linnaeus from freshman year. this would have been much more interesting to read. also: "plants with a hidden marriage." heh. sounds sneaky.

right. i'm done.

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