In the case of binomial, or multinomial multenions, the facient or the faciend or both being composed, the law of combination of the facter must be definitely assigned also […]

...I thought we might do better if she had a moment to combobulate herself on her own terms.

… some others, such as the crow, the heron, and the wild goose, which are found in Europe, I also observed ; but the most beautiful are the pope bird, whose head seems bound with the most bright azure blue, and the cardinal, being entirely of dazzling scarlet …

[…]; the far-spreading shoots of the mellifluous paullinias, of the burning dalechampias and the bauhinia with its strangely lobated leaves;