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Meanings of great flower in English
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Usage of great flower in English
1
Notice the great flower receptacles filled with the reddish cryptomeria of Japan.
2
We read that James the Second sat to Varelst, the great flower-painter.
3
What do I care for a great flower mocking at me?
4
Her heart opens to her own reading-likesome great flower that bursts its sheath.
5
The sun came up like a great flower expanding.
6
The street was as gay as a great flower-garden.
7
The moon swam up over the bare wheat fields, big and magical, like a great flower.
8
I sat quaking on the edge of a great flower tub while Helena Justina was passed about.
9
Through these great flower-beds our travellers rode on, crushing many a beautiful corolla under their horses' hoofs.
10
The damp air struck me an angry blow in the face, just as I broke the thick stalk of a great flower.
11
A tower of flames shot up out of the roof- asortof bud of flame that opened into a great flower with petals.
12
Like a great flower it was rushing visibly on to some mighty blossom of grandeur, when the dream suddenly left him, and he woke.
13
He gasped, and wiped his face with a great flowered handkerchief.
14
Dusky forests covered all the land, where strange birds sang and great flowers grew.
15
Mrs. Grizel came, wrapped in a great flowered bed-gown.
16
His wife watched him, her arms resting upon the back of a great flowered chair.
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