And one was dark, with tints of violet In hair and eyes, and one was blond as she Who rosea second daybreakfrom the sea, Gold-tressed and azure-eyed.

Partly riding and partly walking, the rest of the descent was successfully accomplished, including the gathering of gentians, bee orchids, mountain violets, and both Polygalae; [Footnote: Polygala rosea and P. amara.] while Mr. Sydney triumphed in the very laudable effort of showing the lazy guide how things could be managed, by arriving at the foot of the mountain some twenty minutes before him.

"Suddenly on the pavement was heard a loud noise of clogs and the clattering of a stick; and a voice rosea raucous voicethat sang "'Maids in the warmth of a summer day Dream of love and of love alway.

{274b} Tellina rosea. {274c} Xiphogorgia setacea (Milne-Edwards).

The chaffy scales of the calyx in Xeranthemum, and in a species of Dianthus, and the glume in some alpine grasses, and the scales of the ament in the salix rosea, rose willow, grow into leaves; and produce other kinds of monsters.

This is of larger growth than D. rosea, with strongly reticulated leaves, that are prominently veined on the under sides, and much larger, almost white flowers.

D. ROSEA (syn Weigelia rosea).China, 1844.

There are numerous varieties, including a white-flowered E. cinerea alba; E. cinerea atro-purpurea, bearing dark purple flowers; E. cinerea atro-sanguinea, dark red flowers; E. cinerea coccinea, scarlet; E. cinerea purpurea, purple flowers; and E. cinerea rosea, with deep rose-coloured flowers.

" rosea plena. " rubra plena. " spectabilis plena.

Besides the species there are several very fine varieties, including P. japonica albo cincta, P. japonica atropurpurea, P. japonica coccinea, P. japonica flore-pleno, P. japonica nivalis, a charming species, with snowy-white flowers; P. japonica rosea, of a delicate rose-pink; and P. japonica princeps.

Sinensis rosea.

Viburnum Opulus Weigelia rosea Yucca gloriosa recurva TREES FOR THE SEASIDE.

See Lespedeza, Deutzia crenata, Fortunei, gracilis, scabra, Diervilla amabilis, floribunda, grandiflora, multiflora, rosea, Dimorphanthus mandshuricus, Dimorphanthus.

" In the tapering, cut-glass vase between the two front window-panels of the "box" was a rosea symbol of the luxury of the twenty millions, evidently put there regularly every morning by direction of their master.

Towards sunset the wind rosea sharp north-easter that made face and ears feel as if they were being flogged with stinging-nettles.

A message of love from Maggie to Rosea hundred protestations of eternal fidelity, and then they parted; Henry, sad and disappointed, slowly wending his way back to the spot where Hagar impatiently awaited his coming, while Maggie, leaning from her chamber window, and listening to the sound of his retreating footsteps, brushed away a tear, wondering the while why it was that she felt so relieved.

" Rosea transfigured Rose, glowing, trembling, radiantrepeated, vibrantly, "You said, 'I'm Floss, Rose's sister.

Various women lectured; such as Ernestine L. Rosea Polish woman, banished for asserting her liberty.

Height, 1 ft. to 1-1/2 ft. Lapageria Rosea.

" Very far away to the south a rocket rosea slender thread of fire.

Adversi campo apparent, hastasque reductis Protendunt longe dextris; et spicula vibrant; Quique altum Preneste viri, quique arva Gabinæ Junonis, gelidumque Anienem, et roscida rivis Hernica saxa colunt: ... qui rosea rura Velini, Qui Terticæ horrentes rupes, montemque Severum, Casperiamque colunt, Forulosque et flumen Himellæ: Qui Tiberim Fabarimque bibunt ...

The sedile Caesar Vopicus, in pleading a cause before the Censors, once said that the prairie of Rosea was the nurse of Italy, because if one left his surveying instruments there on the ground over night they were lost next day in the growth of the grass.

"In the same way mules are driven in the summer from the prairie of Rosea to the high mountains of Gurgures.

61 Rhexia mariana Hairy Rexia b. 62 Oenothera rosea Rose-flowered Tree Primrose l.b. 63 - pumila Dwarf Yellow ditto l.b. 64 Epilobium cordifolium Heart-leaved Willow-herb b.l. OCTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

While hove-to outside the entrance, a haul of the dredge brought up the rare Terebratula rosea, and a small shell of a new genus, allied to Rissoa.