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Therese, without knowing it, had pricked her hand with the red lily.
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Friend Guido, you have the subtlest wit under the red lily of Florence.
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She looked like a slender red lily in the unstudied grace of her attitude.
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Lo-here it is, and she took the red lily from the vase by Joseph's cup.
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The little spoon you gave me, the little red lily spoon, I use for my tea in the morning.
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I rejoice, darling, I am exalted, at the thought that you wear on your heart the red lily of Florence.
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Salomon looked intently at a crest that showed half a red lily on the left and on the right a yellow field.
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She had plucked a red lily that grew outside her tent door as she came out, and sat twirling it in her fingers.
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In the foreground is a river with a bridge of planks, a gabled cottage, hospitably smoking from its chimneys, a red lily, and a tree.
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You see, darling, Florence is truly the city of flowers, and it is not inappropriate that she should have a red lily for her emblem.
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She bowed her head in assent and swept past him, the red lilies in her hand.
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Consider the lilies-theywere red lilies, those.
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The red lilies are in bloom.
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The ducks and geese had gone, and red lilies began to sway above the rolling waves of grass.
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He known which flowers grow where, & where the rare ones, like red lilies, are to be found.
