From each that departed, a whole florescence of living beings seemed to blossom forth.

Her nature, so long repressed in an uncongenial environment, in this new soil of love and sympathy was blossoming richly and he found her very fair.

Some doubt appeared at one time to exist as to which had first experienced the budding passion which had now blossomed so profusely; but in due time it was settled that both had suffered love at precisely the same moment, and that the first gleam of the other's eye had kindled the flame in the bosom of each.

He was sad yet at the same time proud of this romantic adventure blossoming out so unexpectedly in the utilitarian and monotonous existence of the family.

All these had blossomed abundantly, and mile after mile the wilderness and the solitary place were glad for them.

Thought is the tree; feeling, the blossom thereof.

"Hurrah for Aunt Sally!" cried the boys, "she's as militant as a newly blossomed suffragette.

A sort of dreary thankfulness blossomed feebly in her heart that the torturous day was over.

Thus when, within two years of his emancipation, he came to his crown, the uncouth lad from Roumania had blossomed into a Prince as goodly to look on as any Europe could showa handsome boy of courtly graces and accomplishments, able to converse in several languages, and singularly equipped in all ways to win the homage of the simple people over whom he had been so early called to rule.

All the romance and the glory in his nature blossomed out gorgeously, and I grew glad and gay with him.

No longer uneasy and suspicious, she lost her self-consciousness, and with it a good deal of her awkwardness and apparent ill temper, and began to blossom out happily and cheerily as a girl should.

He felt his old pity for the spring flowers, blossoming so hopefully in this gentle season.

They are easy to grow and blossom liberally toward the end of the season.

In this inferno, amongst the pungent odours, musty smells and 'acrid exhalations from the shops where fried fish and potatoes hissed in boiling grease,' blossomed a pure white lily, as radiant amid mean surroundings as Gemma in the poor Frankfort confectioner's shop of Turgenev's Eaux Printanières.

nor that merely, for already it had blossomed and borne its rightful fruit of dismayan evil pod, filled with a sickening juice, and swarming with gray flies.

AARON, because his rod blossomed miraculously.

She stood where the pink-blossomed climber streamed up the columns of the little porch, and her arm was twined among the strands to draw them to her face.

"Fellow-feeling, I suppose," he said lightly; "you see, they both blossomed prematurely.

Moreover, they had inculcated in him a certain tendency towards the marvelous which, interned and exercised in the close quarters of his fixed ideas, had slowly and obscurely developed in his soul, until today it was blossoming in his solitude, affecting his spirit, regardless of arguments.

The labours of love never hang long on hand, and though the old tenant had gone out only at Lady-day, the hawthorn had scarcely blossomed when the affectionate people pronounced the work complete.

The wilderness of life has seldom blossomed with a rose.

Her beauty unfolded and blossomed wonderfully before his ardent eyes; for he was under that mighty glamour of the emotions which enables us to see beauty in its completeness; he was favored with the greatest earthly second-sight which is vouchsafed to mortals.

they stir and blossom wondrously.

The flower of chivalry has blossomed anew in this new world, and America, too, has her Hall of the Shields.

So white it stood among the trees, and so merrily whirred the wheel as the water turned it, and so bright blossomed the flowers in the garden, that Martimor had joy of the sight, for it reminded him of his own country.