The horehound comes through the fence and under it, shouldering the pickets off the railings; the brier rose mines under the horehound; and no care, though I own I am not a close weeder, keeps the small pale moons of the primrose from rising to the night moth under my apple-trees.

You must wear the blue and primrose, with the distracting high-heeled shoes.

There was a glitter of gold lace in the back entry, and a train of blue and primrose shone in the dim light.

The primrose sky gave promise of a beautiful day.

Every blade of grass was gemmed with dew, sparkling through the yellow glory of dawn like diamonds through a primrose veil.

The Squire's preserves were enclosed in wire netting, and over this they climbed into their primrose paradise.

It scorns to "tread the primrose path of dalliance"it shrinks back from it as from a precipice, and keeps in the iron rail-way of the understanding.

The air fanned the leaves of the ivy-plant that stood in the window, and of the primrose which seemed ready to open in the warm sun.

Including the PRIMROSE path, we presume.

The strange case of Professor Primrose.

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The stranger In Primrose Lane.

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Things came before me stripped of glamour, in a clear dry light, during that walk from Haddon's house over Primrose Hill.

The blossomes of the Prime; The flower that July forth doth bring, In Aprill here is seene, The Primrose, that puts on the Spring, In July decks each Greene, a world, in short, in which the nymphs may strew the laureate hearse, not only with all the flowers and fruits of earth, but with the Amaranth of paradise and the stars of heaven if the fancy takes them.

It was spring in his soul,soft, Italian spring,such as brings out the musky breath of the cyclamen, and the faint, tender perfume of the primrose, in every moist dell of the Apennines.

[060] The word primrose is supposed to be a compound of prime and rose, and Spenser spells it prime rose

There's glory on thy mountains, proud Bengal and Dr. Johnson in his Journey of a day, (Rambler No. 65) charms the traveller in Hindustan with a sight of the primrose and the oak.

"As he passed along, his ears were delighted with the morning song of the bird of paradise; he was fanned by the last flutters of the sinking breeze, and sprinkled with dew by groves of spices, he sometimes contemplated the towering height of the oak, monarch of the hills; and sometimes caught the gentle fragrance of the primrose, eldest daughter of the spring.

" In some book of travels, I forget which, the writer states, that he had seen the primrose in Mysore and in the recesses of the Pyrenees.

There is a flower sold by the Bengallee gardeners for the primrose, though it bears but small resemblance to the English flower of that name.