1
I have already cited my mother's friend who began to study botany at ninety.
2
If a woman likes to experiment with plants, let her study botany at the Harvard Annex.
3
To William this was very tempting; but Alexander saw at Weimar scant opportunity to study botany and geology.
4
Did thee ever study botany?
5
The summer she was 18 she met & fell in love with handsome Rod Stephensson, who was in Colorado to study botany.
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I attended, however, Henslow's lectures on Botany, and liked them much for their extreme clearness, and the admirable illustrations; but I did not study botany.
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We study Botany daily, and have thus far kept pace with the season.
8
He mastered Virgil and Horace in this way, and read extensively, besides studying botany.
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He mastered Vergil and Horace in this way, and read extensively, besides studying botany.
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He had, he said, studied botany at school and was very fond of it.
11
Wainwright studied botany at the University of Florida before embarking on her acting career.
12
I never studied botany, an' behold my bizness.
13
But really Lewisham was not studying botany, but the art of marriage according to the best authorities.
14
His meteorological observations were continued, he studied botany, and was an industrious reader of three or four languages.
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But he shot game and caught fish for the garrison pot, and studied botany and the culture of citrus.
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"You should study botany while you are down here," he said blandly.