He turned a wall key, three pink-shaded lamps, a cluster of pink-glass grapes, and a center bowl of alabaster flashing up the familiar spectacle of Louis Fourteenth and the interior decorator's turpitude; a deep-pink brocade divan backed up by a Circassian-walnut table with curly legs; a maze of smaller tables; a marble Psyche holding out the cluster of pink grapes; a gilt grand piano, festooned in rosebuds.

The red lips like rosebuds had become straightly drawn now.

I'm to gather rosebuds while I may, because time's flying so fast, some poet says.

The rosebuds of a summer's day, The modest flowers along her way, All seem to have a grace more fair, When Margaret laughs.

The crown is wreathed in dainty green, And from their leaves there peep between Some rosebuds white as winter snows.

The only pleasant reminiscence which I have about it was the finding in flower a beautiful parasite, undescribed by Griesbach; {192} a 'wild pine' with a branching spike of crimson flowers, purple tipped, which shone in the darkness of the bush like a great bunch of rosebuds growing among lily-leaves.

3 Soft-warbling beaks ¦ in each bright blos ¦ som move, 4 And vo ¦ cal rosebuds thrill ¦ the enchanted grove, ¦

I had two or three rosebuds for you,beauties they were too,but the fact is I gave them away piecemeal as I came along, and I haven't one left.

All night long she walked in a garden of sleeping flowers, "sweet shut mouths of rosebuds, and closed white lids of lilies"; and it seemed but a short night, for in her dreams she had half the garden still to explorein searching for Nick, it seemedwhen a rap, sharp as the breaking of a tree branch, made her start up in bed.

Where are you?" The rosebuds and lilies were still there, fast asleep, yet somehow the garden was different and not so beautiful.

Deft fingers had shirred the pale-blue silk over a frame which had been cut down from ladies' size, arranged an exquisite spray of Maréchal Niel rosebuds and foliage on the outside, and quilled a soft white ruching around the face, which emphasized the Frenchy style and finish so pleasing to grandma.

" The flowers were tied in bouquetssweet violets, rosebuds, and heliotrope.

They went to look for her, and found her out gathering rosebuds, for while the young man whom she loved was away, she used to go out and gather rosebuds and dry them for him.

They went to look for her, and found her out gathering rosebuds, for while the young man whom she loved was away, she used to go out and gather rosebuds and dry them for him.

He marked off a piece of ground, and in it he made to grow all kinds of roots and berries,camas, wild carrots, wild turnips, sweet-root, bitter-root, sarvis berries, bull berries, cherries, plums, and rosebuds.

Continue to send strawberriesyesterday to the B.'sto-day to A. B. and Miss G., with rosebuds.

She regretted for a moment her decision against pink rosebuds for the hat, so warmly urged by her mother, who kept saying nowadays that she would be a girl but once.

" No, not always womenbut naturally women nearly always, for it was the time of rosebuds, and we were wisely gathering them while we might Through the many to the one O so many!

Gather ye rosebuds.

Gather ye rosebuds.

I looked in and there about as high up as my chin was the loveliest little nest like a nice grass cup, with pretty rosebuds all around it for a trimming, and on it sat a Chippyand do you know it never flew away when I stroked its back with my finger!

I made my agonized protest on the spot, but it fell unheeded, and with satisfied sneer Eliza knit on, and the young Californian continued making the rosebuds.

But as I sit in front of my large bay window and see the shadows on the grass and the sunlight on the leaves, and the soft glimmer of the rosebuds left by the storms, I can but believe that all will be very well.

But He made the grass, the leaves, the rosebuds, and the sunshine, and He is the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Nothing could be lovelier than the last rosebuds, or the delicate gaufred edges of the strawberry leaves embroidered with hoar-frost, while above them Arachne's delicate webs hung swaying in the green branches of the pines,little ball-rooms for the fairies, carpeted with powdered pearls, and kept in place by a thousand dewy strands, hanging from above like the chains of a lamp, and supporting them from below like the anchors of a vessel.