Language of Flowers, by Kate Greenaway [eBook #31591]

Bittenweet; Nightshade      Truth.
Bittenweet ==> Bittersweet

Boras Henricus      Goodness.
Boras ==> Borus

Calycanthui      Benevolence.
Calycanthui ==> Calycanthus

Cardinal Flower      Dittitutim.
Dittitutim ==> Distinction

Circaa      Spell.
Circaa ==> Circæa

Cobæea      Gossip.
Cobæea ==> Cobæa

Milk vetch      Your presence softens my pains.
Milk vetch ==> Milkvetch 

Desire to please      Mezercon.
Mezercon ==> Mezereon

For I maun crush amang-the stoure
amang-the ==> amang the

To spare ihee now is past my po'w'r,
ihee ==> thee

Could blew the bitter-biting north
Could ==> Cauld

The flaunting flow'rs our gardens yield.
. ==> ,

High shell'ring woods and wa's maun shield,
shell'ring ==> shelt'ring

Adorns the histie stibbte-Jleld,
stibbte-Jleld ==> stibble-field

Sweety flow'ret of the rural shade!
Sweety ==> Sweet

By love's simplicity betray'd.
. ==> ,

Till billows rage, and gales blow hard.
. ==> ,

To mis'ry's brink.
. ==> ,

Stern Ruin's plough-share drives, elate.
. ==> ,

And spreads her sheets c' daisies white
c' ==> o'

That thro thy soul shall gae:
thro ==> thro'

And may those pleasures gild thy reign.
. ==> ,

Or turn their hearts to thee:
: ==> ;
(You may wish to double-check this one, but I think so.)

And the red express my anguish.
. ==> ,

Such pretty flowers, like to orphans young.
. ==> ,

Ye droop and weep,
, ==> .

Or childish lullaby
needs a ?

The violet
needs a ?

That's newly sprung in June:
: ==> ;

As fair art thou, my bonnie lass.
. ==> ,

And so thy thoughts when thou art gone.
. ==> ,

Round stems that never kiss the sun.
. ==> ,

Ye roses on your thorny tree.
. ==> ,
(I am inferring this from context, as it certainly looks like a period in the scan, but I believe that to be due to wear.)

Ilk cowslip cup shall kep a tear:
: ==> ;

Ppansies, Lilies, King-cups, Daisies,
Ppansies ==> Pansies

Ffair pledges of a fruitful tree,
Ffair ==> Fair

To blush and gently smile.
. ==> ,

Their end, though ne'er so brave:
: ==> ;
(probably)

And starry river buds among the sedge.
. ==> ,

And will not this be dainty
needs a ?

The pleasant Primrose down I'll prick.
. ==> ,

The Lily and the Fleur-de-lis.
. ==> ,

A heavenly paradise is that place.
. ==> ,

These sacred cherries to come nigh.
. ==> ,

That falling tear.—What does it mean
needs a ?

The am'rous youth around her bow'd:
: ==> ;
(inferring from context; the lower part is completely worn away)

Such I, alas! may be to-morrow:
: ==> ;

TO THE VIRGINS, TO MAKE,
remove the ,

MUCH OF TIME,
, ==> .

"Seal'd on her silk-waft faulds to rest,
silk-waft ==> silk-saft