Widely cultivated ornamental plant native to southern Europe but naturalized elsewhere having fragrant yellow or white clustered flowers.
1 Narcissus 'Pipit' must have some jonquil blood, for it is beautifully scented.
2 I grow a good hybrid jonquil called 'Silver Chimes'.
3 The jonquil has a cluster of small blossoms of from three to six single flowers.
4 Above, Jupiter hung like a full-blown jonquil , so bright as almost to throw a shade.
5 In Paris streets, on a March day, he comes across a flower in bloom, a jonquil :
6 She turned her head away and began to play with the petals of a near-by jonquil .
7 A plant of humbler growth is the jonquil .
8 On the stands and tables were bowls full of clear-coloured spring flowers-earlyprimrose, jonquil , and narcissus.
9 A jonquil in bloom was there.
10 This is a large family, One gets confused sometimes with the names daffodil, jonquil and paper white narcissus.
11 They give off a jonquil - yellow light.
12 She had given him a jonquil .
13 They sat on the oasis and ate, with the patient purple camels grouped in the shade of the jonquil palm.
14 That golden, pining jonquil , which you hold, buried in those wormwood leaves, says plainly to you-Bitter love in absence.
15 The second damsel now flung over to me Circe flowers; then, a faded jonquil , buried in a tuft of wormwood leaves.
16 Philip will prepare Mrs Enderby to expect you up-stairs; and, meanwhile, let me show you what a splendid jonquil we have in blow here.
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