Which preposition to use with violets

in Occurrences 44%

" "Laura" began Violet in protest.

of Occurrences 30%

" A passage which is almost identical to one in the "Satires" of Persius (i. 39): "E tumulo fortunataque favilla, Nascentur violae;" And an idea, too, which Tennyson seems to have borrowed: "And from his ashes may be made, The violet of his native land.

to Occurrences 12%

" "Oh, but I don't want to go up in the spooky upstairs part," whispered Violet to Billie, as she scraped some odds and ends off on a plate.

at Occurrences 11%

An anonymous letter had made an appointment for Louis with the lady of the violets at the masked ball, and from this person he was informed again not only of Emilie's infidelity, but further, that M. de Château-Renard had wagered he would bring her to supper at D's.

by Occurrences 10%

"When the spring brings sweet delights, When aloft the lark doth rise, Lovers woo o' mellow nights, And youths peep in maidens' eyes, That time blooms the eglantine, Daisies pied upon the hill, Cowslips fair and columbine, Dusky violets by the rill.

on Occurrences 9%

The violet on the leas, And bares her bosom In the blossoming trees, And dances on her way To laugh with May Winter that hath no bird To sing thee, and no bloom To deck thy brow: To me thou art an empty haunted room, Where once the music Of the summer stirred, And all the dancers Fallen on silence now.

from Occurrences 8%

O lilies from Jenny's white coffin, O little chrysanthemum that lay in her bosom, O violets from Jenny's tomb, pierce with your faithful breath this cloud of incense that is enwrapping Jenny's lover.

with Occurrences 7%

She knew how to stare a man out of countenance with big purple eyes that were like violets with the dew on them, and keep her paltry pink-and-white baby face all pensive

for Occurrences 6%

Then he laughed at the wide-eyed look of wonder she gave him as he begged a violet for his coat.

as Occurrences 4%

" For several moments he stood thoughtfully turning the flowers to and fro in his hands; then, as if deciding some question within himself, he said, still smiling, "It is just a year since she went home; she must have accomplished something in that time; I'll take the violets as a sign that I may go and ask her what.

among Occurrences 3%

GRACE W. LEACH Madisonensis. ~By the Roadside.~ Shy violets among the tangled grass; Red robin, to thine own mate blithely singing, Among the elm-tree boughs so gayly swinging; My love, my true love, down this way will pass.

into Occurrences 2%

In the western counties, for instance, one should never take less than a handful of primroses or violets into a farmer's house, as neglect of this rule is said to affect the success of the ducklings and chickens.

like Occurrences 2%

A soft blaze of violet like the color of the robe he wore became faintly visible in the air.

than Occurrences 2%

No translation ever smelt less of the lamp, and more of the violet than this.

like Occurrences 1%

White Violets like a chalky soil.

along Occurrences 1%

In a few minutes, from hill to hill, from mosque to mosque, down to the end of the Golden Horn, all the minarets, one after the other, turn rose color; all the domes, one by one, are silvered, the flush descends from terrace to terrace, the tremulous light spreads, the great veil melts, and all Stamboul appears, rosy and resplendent upon her heights, blue and violet along the shores, fresh and young, as if just risen from the waters.

beside Occurrences 1%

"The violet beside me Bloomed with its purple cup, And a tiny face, so lovely, Amidst its leaves peeped up.

out Occurrences 1%

I got Violet out of the room as soon as I could.

under Occurrences 1%

Félicité put Virginia's luggage on top of the carriage, gave the coachman some instructions, and smuggled six jars of jam, a dozen pears and a bunch of violets under the seat.

Within Occurrences 1%

So unsuspected violets Within the fields lie low, Too late for striving fingers That passed, an hour ago. VIII.

for Occurrences 1%

A stanza from one of his lyrics may be appropriately citedRemembrance, dated 1821: 'Lilies for a bridal bed, Roses for a matron's head, Violets for a maiden dead, Pansies let my flowers be.

in Occurrences 1%

The characters in the romance live and love in a Utopian Arcadia, where "the morning did strow Roses and Violets in the heavenly floor against the coming of the Sun," and where the shepherd boy pipes "as though he should never be old.

after Occurrences 1%

" "If you will promise on your word of honor not to laugh at me," said Violet after another short silence, "I'll tell you that I have another idea.

Which preposition to use with  violets