Meanings of camelia in English

Her hands, he thought, had the whiteness and consistency of a camelia.

Not an organ in its right place, and a camelia in his button-hole!

A camelia is a foolish flower; like a blind man's face-thechief thing is wanting.

He took her outstretched hand-ofthe texture of a camelia-andit pulsed as if a heart beat in it.

He crossed to the divan upon which she had been sitting, where her fan and the camelia blossom yet lay.

Joseph went with his protector without more ado, but did not approve of the plan disclosed to him behind the camelia bush.

The Spanish South American Countess was of a camelia paleness, and had almond-shaped dark eyes with brooding lashes under slender brows that met.

His white waistcoat, upon which the doctor had fixed a challenging eye, went down straight from the top button, and he wore a camelia.

The White Camelia and other orders also gradually went out of existence.

Roses, camelias, pinks, and violets were creeping out-simplypouring out-throughits windows.

They walked slowly towards it, between hedges of white camelias and scarlet japonicas.

One would tire of camelias, but one would never be tired of violets.

These camelias are superb, but without fragrance, and colorless as my sad features.

The camelias at the foot of the gallery are glorious in their abundant buds.

Honestly, Camelia, do you know how cheesy that sounds?

Camelia, do we know anyone with whooping cough?