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...drive and once it was in my garden that was it; I don’t need to prune the roses this year. With all my yelling and screaming, you would have thought ... ...ort and eat peanuts. Ask Auntie Barbara how you remove peanut brittle off roses, out of a fish pond and the back seat of a BMW.” “Oh Steven, you didn... ..., I could meet his friend when they get back. Least then I can smell like roses instead of sheep. He’s not real happy about my idea, but I insist an...

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...his wife in blue satin and diamonds; his daughters in blue crape and white roses; his niece, Lucy Gorgon, in white mus- lin; his son, George Augustus ...

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..., movements, etc. (see 7) : Protestant League, Holy Alliance, Dreibund; the Roses, the Roundheads, Independents, Independency (English history). 15...

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...issed it reverently. It was a delicious moment for them both, one of those roses of love and tenderness that grow beside the desert paths of the bitte...

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...ing up, A bitter taste, Concert for two, The school, Auntie Emma, Father and Mary leaves, At Ellen and Aron's, Traffic, Old-mother and old-father, No roses without thorns, Sale, Alone in the world, Travel waverings, At Samuelson's, At the hotel, Hilma, Garibaldi, Zanicelli, The wound, Father's school plans, From the class room . . ., . . . to the kitchen, A good friend, Th...

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...e abbe went out he walked to a perfumer’s shop at the sign of The Queen of Roses, kept by the Citizen Ragon and his wife, court perfumers. The Ragons ...

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...art in her style of speech, easier to her than nature. ‘So the sweetest of Roses may be yours, dear Van; and you have her in a gold setting, to wear o... ...save the two ultimate per- plexities of the British Sybarite, whose bed of roses is ha- rassed by the pair of problems: first, what to do with his leg... ...fourteenth of his line—originally simple country squires. They talk of the Roses, but we need not go so very far back as that. I do not quite understa... ...e looked up, as if the harshness of his tone pleased her. ‘Do you like red roses best, or white?’ was her answer, mov- ing to a couple of trees in pot... ...and ask Juley to sew the one you choose in your button-hole.’ She laid the roses in his hand, and walked away. She must have known that there was a bu... ...ions between the hedgeways crowned with their hop-garlands, a fragrance of roses saluted his nostril, and he called to mind the red and the white the ... ...e drew them out to look at them reproachfully and sigh farewell to all the roses of life, when in company with them he found in his hand the for- gott... ...o him on the cricket-field the day of the memorable match. He smelt at the roses, and turned the letter this way and that. His name was correctly word... ...he next moment that it was a fabrication and a trap: but he flung away the roses. As idle as a painted cavalier upon a painted drop-scene, the figure ...

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...ands of faces produced by one alone. Thus, in the heart of two lovers, the roses of pleasure multiply within them in a manner which causes them to be ... ...most beautiful child in the world to the Sire Imbert, a boy all lilies and roses, of great intelligence, like a little Jesus, merry and arch as a paga...

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...ould batter the old women with lilies—I would bom- bard their citadel with roses. Their door would have to yield to the pressure when a mountain of ca...

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...tcherd ‘my lady, ’—’and how do these long summer days agree with you? Your roses are twice better out than any I see up in the big house. ’ ‘You may w... ... itself satisfied with these terms so the matter went on. During which the roses faded from day to day on the cheeks of Mrs Robarts, as under the circ...

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...icle of Barset you have found that they are thistles.’ ‘I still go for the roses though I have often torn my hand with thorns in looking for them.’ ‘B... ...se and saw no one. He forgot, I think, that ladies do not come out to pick roses when the ground is frozen, and that croquet is not often in progress ...

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...Shakespeare's earlier three plays about Henry VI, and chronicles the bloody career of Richard, Duke of Gloucester. As the play opens, the Wars of the Roses are over, King Edward IV (Richard's brother) is on the throne, and all is ostensibly well. The problem? Richard wants to be king - and he'll stop at nothing to realize his ambition. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett)...

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...n Spanish. Salim told him the story of Juan Diego, and his apron filled with roses and the tearful face of the Lady that was imprinted upon it." ...

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... consider- 13 Hawthorne ation; she struggled with Time, and held fast her roses in spite of him, till the venerable thief appeared to have relin- qui... ...empire. Midsummer eve had come, bringing deep ver- dure to the forest, and roses in her lap, of a more vivid hue than the tender buds of Spring. But M... ...he banner at its top. On the lowest green bough hung an abundant wreath of roses, some that had been gathered in the sunniest spots of the forest, and... ...er fingers of a fair maiden, not less gayly decorated than himself. Bright roses glowed in contrast with the dark and glossy curls of each, and were s... ...e dance of life, beginning the measure that same bright eve. The wreath of roses, that hung from the lowest green bough of the Maypole, had been twine... ...h, sweet Lady of the May,” whispered he reproach- fully, “is yon wreath of roses a garland to hang above our graves, that you look so sad? O, Edith, t... ...hallowed emblem with young blossoms and fresh green boughs; Summer brought roses of the deep- est blush, and the perfected foliage of the forest; Autu... ...n of all who laid the rock foundation of New England, lifted the wreath of roses from the ruin of the Maypole, and threw it, with his own gauntleted h... ... to it no more. But as their flowery garland was wreathed of the brightest roses that had grown there, so, in the tie that united them, were intertwin...

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...hich the imputation of treachery even accepted might have seemed a path of roses. The acceptance, strangely, would have left her nothing to do—she cou...

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...lent of fern And bayberry, that through sweet bevies thread Of round-faced roses, pink and petulant, Look back and beckon ere they disappear. Only my ... ... EP EP EP EPIT IT IT IT ITAP AP AP AP APH H H H H Heap not on this mound Roses that she loved so well; Why bewilder her with roses, That she canno... ...r in Omar’s or in mine, Though buried under centuries of fine Dead dust of roses, shut from sun and dew Forever, and forever lost from view, But must ...

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...ut as wide as the more pretentious lawn, was just now filled with flowers, roses, and dahlias of the choicest kind, and many rare products of the hot-... ...m, alas! the crystal of my dream, garlanded from hence to the Correze with roses—ah! I cannot speak of it— it is in fragments at my feet, and has long... ...ch are to the flowers of my soul what a rose drawn in char- coal is to the roses in the garden? Or is it to a recollection of the young girl whom you ... ...osing,— Pearls of a day their mirror true. Breeze divine, the god of roses, Passed by night to bless their bloom; See! for him each bud un... ...ike an old friend whom I had never truly understood. I saw clearly how the roses in my garden had long adored me and bid- den me love; they lifted th... ...e! The yellow 111 Balzac dahlias reminded me of your waistcoat, the white roses were my loving friends; I bowed to them with a look that belonged to ...

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...isfactory. There was a grand unpacking. Aunt Ada was pleased with the late roses, and Aunt Jane that there had been a recollection of Lilian Giles, to... ... down to my holiday task, which is a disgusting one, about the Wars of the Roses. Harry does look so rum now that he is got up for a parson that we di... ...d sheeny pale-gray dress, with pearls in her hair, and two beautiful blush roses in her bosom; while her sister, in black satin and coral, somehow see... ...led lions, pro- ceeded from the window, and the demand, ‘Who is picking my roses?’ Primrose in terror threw herself on Gillian with a little scream. W... ...ch by the adventure of yesterday as by a beautiful bouquet of the choicest roses which lay on the table before her sofa, left by Captain Henderson whe...

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...t, tied in front with Margate braces, and of the same colour with her violet shoes. About her face clustered a disorder of dark ringlets, a little gar...

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...ed to a small bedroom, where the fairest and youngest child lay dying; the roses had fled from his cheek, and the light from his eye; and even as the ...

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...tly, and treading lightly and airily as she entered, bringing two or three roses of different tints. ‘Laura! not begun to dress?’ ‘Is it time?’ ‘Shall... ...never said anything so pretty; and, after all, I don’t know that the grand roses will be equal to these purple shoots and blushing buds with long whis... ..., it was Amy, not Eveleen, who was constantly with Guy. Reading and music, roses, botany, and walks on the terrace! She looked back, and it was still ... ...ith happy silences between, Guy stand- ing all the time with his branch of roses in his hand, and Amy looking up to him, and trying to realize it, and... ...ctive consternation of being too late. They started up, Guy threw down his roses, caught Amy’s hand and pressed it, while she bent down her head, hidi... ...saw her head bending forward, under its veil of curls, in the midst of the roses round the lattice; their eyes met once more, he gave one beamy smile,... ... the low soft voice; and in the window, overhung by the long shoots of the roses, Amabel’s close cap and small head were seen against the deep-blue ev...

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...th, both in her dress and manner; nay, she contrived still to maintain the roses in her cheeks; but these, like flowers forced out of season by art, h...

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...smelling streets of Cairo. It was an acrid mixture of incense, of attar of roses, with every imaginable putrescence. It choked the two women, and Susi... ...things, the radiance of sunset and the darkness of the night, the heart of roses and the depth of running water. The goddess’s hand was raised to her ... ...ws that lie on the mountains of Judea, and come down into the valleys. The roses in the garden of the Queen of Arabia are not so white as thy body. Ne... ...he garden of the Queen of Arabia are not so white as thy body. Neither the roses in the garden of the Queen of Arabia, the garden of spices of the Que...

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...in. He was gone. She dismissed the children to their homes. Plucking prim- roses was hard labour now—a dusty business. She could have wished that her ... ...ll you not come in? into the garden?” Clara took note of ivied windows and roses in the porch. She thanked Laetitia and said: “I will call for you in ...

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...s a fountain, pattering and babbling with jets of double-distilled otto of roses. “Pipes, Goliath!” Rafael said gayly to a little negro with a silver ... ...so is Mendelssohn, the son of Almonds; so is Rosenthal, the V alley of the Roses: so is Lowe or Lewis or Lyons or Lion. The beautiful and the brave al... ... on his brow; his eyes were dark and dewy, like spring-violets; and spring-roses bloomed upon his cheek— roses, alas! that bloom and die with life’s s... ...s. Y oung and old led them to a woodn bank painted to look like a bower of roses, and when they were sett down danst ballys before them. O ’twas a nob... ...y & as she went away! “Mary Hann now has haubin air, and a cumplexion like roses and hivory, and I’s as blew as Evin. “I gev Frederick two and six for... ... of my armor, some to offer me re- freshments, some with hookahs, attar of roses (in great quart- bottles), and the thousand delicacies of Eastern lif... ... ball-room, if the beautiful Feringhee should appear amongst them with his roses turned into coal?” I am still one of the finest men in Europe, and at... ... her eyes as I entered. As if I had been her sun, her spring, lo! blushing roses mantled in her cheek! Seventy-three ladies, as I entered, opened thei... ...then, from being swollen and gouty, dwindled down to bare bone-shanks; the roses left their cheeks, and then their cheeks disappeared, and left their ...

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... of a preposition is a list, as in the sentence “My mother is very fond of roses, violets, and daffodils.” Colons are also used as coordinate conjunct...

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...ashioned and catholic; affect- ing sunflowers and dahlias, wallflowers and roses and hold- ing in supreme aversion whatsoever was fantastic, new-fash-...