Meanings of blue-bell (blue-bells) in English

First came a large band of music, ringing blue-bells and blowing honeysuckles.

How it would like to fall on the tall blue-bells in the wood.

In spring violets pushed up through them and blue-bells-sweethope rising over grey decay.

There they were on the tables, great bunches of honey-suckles, of blue-bells, and Banksia roses.

Tall stems of blue-bells blossomed around, and modest little daisies sprang from the turf every where.

Buntingford entered, flushed with his walk, and carrying a bunch of blue-bells which he presented to Lady Georgina.

Nearby glimmered a sheet of blue-bells, like a blue underground lake that had broken through and flooded the meadow.

Here were no melting-yellow mustard-fields, nor flame-lit poppied meadows, nor blue-bells lifting their baby-blue eyes out of the grain.

Postilion, stop and let your horses rest a bit, while we get some of those blue-bells yonder in the shade!

Jacques walked on a few minutes or two in silence, cutting off the heads of the blue-bells with his little cane.

I wish papa would let me go to the Upper Province, to see the beaver meadows, and gather the dear blue-bells.

But on the table was a large earthenware bowl, full of meadow orchids, blue-bells, and a bunch of may in flower.

Ladies, would you believe it, every flower, blue-bells, daffodils, butter-cups, daisies, all were cut off by the cruel scythe of the mower.

Lorle's friend Bärbele guesses her secret, and advises her to consult fate, by wreathing secretly a garland of blue-bells and reed grass.

The gorse and blue-bells and sea-pinks at their feet drooped suddenly wan and colourless, as though stricken with mortal sickness, and wept sad tears.

The first time you see one, it's not going to stop you in your tracks, like a proud daffodil trumpet or a raft of blue-bells.