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1
Miss Oliver had woven a
little
wreath
of them for her pet's hair.
2
On the window-sill lay a
little
wreath
of snow.
3
She was elegant then-allpink silk ruffles with a
little
wreath
of forget-me-notsin her hair.
4
She made a
little
wreath
in a few minutes, and twined them through Irene's curling locks.
5
Lyndall would so like to see
it
-
the
little
wreath
,
and the ring, and the white veil!
6
Sometimes the owner's name is seen drawn with much care in a
little
wreath
or circle of ornamentation.
7
The second was a group of ferns tied by a
little
wreath
of pansies; nothing could be more beautiful.
8
Tracy's project is called Daphne, which literally means laurel, the twigs used to make the
little
wreath
that Olympians wear.
9
There were no flowers, and some children, who crept forward with a
little
wreath
of wild roses, were pushed back.
10
She held in her hand a
little
wreath
that appeared to be made of dried grass, and she was breaking it in pieces.
11
She held in her hand a
little
wreath
that appeared to be made of dried grass, and she was breaking it to pieces.
12
She slipped out into the kitchen, put on her hood and cloak, and took from a box under the table a
little
wreath
of holly.
13
She is walking in the blue fields of the South, and a
little
wreath
of snow on this Redhorn hillock troubles her not at all.
14
From rifts and hollows still filled with water
little
wreaths
of steam drifted.
15
All the furniture is enameled cream color, with lovely
little
wreaths
of flowers on it.
16
The
little
wreaths
of smoke from the fading fire seemed to mingle with his shadowy outline.
little
wreath
little