Meanings of purple aster in anglès

The angel laughed at the honeysuckle's quaint conceit, but made no reply, for yonder he saw a purple aster he fain would question.

The harsh light fell on the garden; cut straight across the lawn; lit up a child's bucket and a purple aster and reached the hedge.

The purple asters and the golden-rod are about all that remain to them.

Would he live to see the Indian summer days, the smoky haze, the purple asters?

Everything was there of autumn, even to the golden-rod and purple asters and scarlet creepers in the foreground.

The grass lost its fresh, green color, and the wild purple asters dropped their lovely heads and slept.

The closed gentian comes at the same time, and the blue and purple asters are in all their glory.

But we saw the deer come down to the shore, and stand shoulder-deep among the golden-rod and purple asters.

There were buttercups, purple asters, bluebells, goat's-beard, columbines, Mariposa lilies, bird's-bill, trillium, devil's-club, wild white heliotrope, brick-leaved spirea, wintergreen, everlasting.

But in the corners the torches of the goldenrod were kindling and a few misty purple asters nodded here and there.

The blue jays scream from the roadside oaks, and the last of the blue and purple asters shiver along the wall.

In Pripyat, an unlovely cluster of concrete 1970s high-rises, returning poplars, purple asters, and lilacs have split the pavement and invaded buildings.

Purple asters and golden-rod waved on the roadsides and in the fields; and blue gentians, for which Penfield was famous, were blooming everywhere.

"Do not interrupt me," murmured the purple aster.

The roses were dead, now, but a bank of purple asters glowed by the laurel-bushes, and in the garden plucky pansies withstood the chill.

There was a soft whisper of wind in the trees, and the pale purple asters that feathered the orchard grass swayed gently towards each other.