Anna followed to a little nursery of standard rose-trees near the foot-bridge.

How much more deceitful than her lover is the little nursery governess.

Well, as you know, the little nursery governess did not die.

Love had put out his lights, and the little nursery governess walked in darkness.

Within the little nursery, beyond the chamber, the Scotch girl sat, crying and sobbing.

We arranged flowers everywhere, and bought potted plants at a little nursery hard by.

Then I looked for the little nursery governess.

No, Pothinus: you came with some plan that depended on Cleopatra being a little nursery kitten.

Next day, Rosette, the little nursery-maid, brought Lady Mary an Indian basket full of Sweet-scented everlastings.

From now on I am planning my own little nursery and do my own grafting as well.

And after a pause: Perhaps later, if I had the necessary capital, I'd like to start a little nursery.

And so, laughing and crying, and haunted by whispers, the little nursery governess had gradually become another woman, glorified, mysterious.

Phoebe sat in Milly's little nursery in the failing winter light which was augmented by the glow from the fire of coals.

Thus the baby was never called Mary, but always Mary Bell, and the little nursery maid was always known as Mary Erskine.

Very little nursery stock has been planted except in small quantities here and there, yet there is great interest taken in fruit raising.

I have planted no others thus far at Four Oaks, as the four thousand from my little nursery seem to fill all unoccupied spaces.