Then the greens, and the blues, and the browns begin to bud out again, and by October he is once more a gorgeous drake.

" He put the two photographs into the case, closed it, and handed it to Bud with a sigh.

After the first pickings were secured the cotton developed very fast, continuing to bud and bloom all over the stalk until the frost falls.

A horn plague of this money, for it causeth many horns to bud; and for money many men are horned; for when maids are forced to love where they like not, it makes them lie where they should not.

another feast-day come and gone, Watched through the weeks as in my garden there I watch a seedling grow from blade to bud Impatient for its blossom.

the world had the heart to go on, to bud and build, and sing,though Jenny was gone.

"No dainty flower or herb that grows on ground, No arboret with painted blossoms drest, And smelling sweet, but there it might be found To bud out fair, and its sweet smells throw all around.

No daintie flowre or herbe that grows on ground; No arborett with painted blossoms drest, And smelling sweete, but there it might be found, To bud out faire, and throwe her sweete smels al around.

She has leisure enough to bud and blossomto produce and mature fruit, and do all her work.

Love's not a flower that grows on the dull earth; Springs by the calendar; must wait for sun For rain;matures by parts,must take its time To stem, to leaf, to bud, to blow.

He belong to Bud Walls' (white man at Holly Grove) daddy.

Early in the spring, after the last snow-storm, when the flowers begin to bud (early in the month of May), the women and children go into the timber and prepare a large bed, clearing away the underbrush, weeds and grass and leaves and sticks, raking the ground till the earth is thoroughly pulverized.

To bud or blossom, kissed the leaf; When o'er the leaf the tempest flew, The bud and blossom trembled too.

Yet cheers the bent grass with its shower That, in its trampled pathway leaves, The uptorn roots to bud anew, And where the past o'er ruin grieves, Bids fresher beauty spring to view: The storman emblem of my name, Shall keep my memory in the skies Its flash-wreathed wing, a flag of flame, Shall spread my glory as it flies.

Keble's "Christian Year" took the place of "Paradise Lost," and as my girlhood began to bud towards womanhood, all its deeper currents set in the direction of religious devotion.

This may take place in a variety of ways, dividing at the top or budding from the base or from the sides, till the primitive animal is surrounded by a number of individuals like itself, of which it forms the nucleus, and which now begin to bud in their turn, each one surrounding itself with a numerous progeny, all remaining, however, attached to the parent.

What's that coming up in the corner there?" "Lilies-of-the-valleythey're almost ready to bud."

When he learned that a writer had leased five acres next to Bud's cabin, he was skeptical as to how he would get along with "strangers."

Once more came the passion for beautifying our own, and we made our lawns to bud and blossom like the roses; worshipping at the shrine of the majestic ocean, "Its waves were kneeling on the strand, As kneels the human knee, Their white locks bowing to the sand The priesthood of the sea.

That barbaric beauty which had begun to bud twenty years before was now in perfect bloom.

Early in March, when the crocuses were beginning to bud under the dining-room windows, there came one of those rare spring days that seem to carry the warmth of summer in its sunshine.

" When Piggy went to get his flying hat, he said under his breath to Bud, "Wipe your face, quick; some one's comin'."

The clown, drawing from the wide pantaloons a dollar, pantomimed to Bud.

When his comrades found Bud, the argument had narrowed down to Bud and the boy from the country, the other wranglers having dropped out for heavy repairs.

Like the magic rose that was the guerdon of the Troubadours, you have passed in an hour from leaf to bud, from bud to fairest flower.