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Meanings of bloom again in English

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Usage of bloom again in English
1
Those who can never bloom again find you very cruel, gentle Spring!
Clerambault: The Story of an Independent Spirit During the War
2
This island will bloom again once it's free of your influences.
The Naked God
3
And thus her young life began to bloom again with a fresh promise.
Dawn
4
When the storm was over it would grow and bloom again amid the wreckage.
The Hosts of the Air
5
The Lilywhites are in bloom again and they've got that sweet scent of success.
The Irish Times
6
It won't be long now till the lilacs bloom again.
Green Valley
7
I won't look, said Molly, still struggling to make her cambric roses bloom again.
Jack and Jill
8
When this garland shall bloom again, then shall I come.
Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger
9
In his heart, hope -thatindestructible weed of the human heart-hadbegun to bloom again.
The stand
10
He never remembered seeing the garden in bloom again.
The Lake
11
However this might be, it was certain he would never see it in bloom again.
The Lake
12
I am off to Southmolton for Cutcliffe Lane, who can make a furze-fagot bloom again.
Slain By The Doones
13
It will only be produced when"-hestopped-"whenthe violets bloom again."
The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo
14
As I recall them the roses bloom again, and the nightingales sing by the calm Bendemeer.
The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family
15
You must let our Vermont air kiss the roses into bloom again in your pale cheeks.
A Beautiful Possibility
16
Gardens began to bloom again and streets rippled with the laughter of neighboring men and women.
Green Valley
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