He carried the broken orchid in his hand, and apparently had been speaking of it to Miss Sessions.

'Now the opal alcove in which the King sits at evening by the lake stands at the edge of the jungle, and the climbing orchids of the jungle have long since crept from their homes through clefts of the opal alcove, lured by the lights of the lake, and now bloom there exultingly.

I gave him orchids from a far country.

" Miss Dalrymple did not stir; a bunch of bizarre-looking orchids on her gown moved to her even rhythmical breathing.

<pb id='449.png' /> Orchids on your budget; or, How to live smartly on what have you.

An orchid for Izzy, by Leonard Q. Ross, pseud.

Orchids in his heart.

The girl was as beautiful as the dainty orchids with which the superb car was adorned, and which she, also, wore in her gownyellow orchids, tenderly fashioned but very insistent and bright.

(e) Charles Darwin, On the flower of the ladies' slipper, in Chapter VIII of "Fertilization of Orchids by Insects."

He fell, let Berry open the show case, debated seriously the respective merits of roses and violets, having reluctantly relinquished orchids as a little too ruinous even for a ruined young man.

In the evening he would talk about these new orchids to his friends, and over and over again he reverted to his expectation of something strange.