A pomegranate-tree sprang up at this place.

They wear a rich scarf of some dark color on the head, which, on festive occasions, is almost concealed by their jewels, and the heavy scarlet pomegranate blossoms which adorn their dark hair.

I flutter now On this fresh pomegranate bough.

" He looked straight into them, and at the hot pomegranate colour which blazed up in her olive cheeks, like a reflection of the sunset.

Auberville, in his magnificent work "L'Ornement des Tissus," is astonished to find the term pomegranate-pattern almost confined to these forms, since their central part is generally formed of a thistle-form.

I dreamed that she let fall, drop by drop, a liquid, coloured like pomegranate-seeds, into a glass of water; and she presented the glass to Peters.