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We were in the old monastic garden,-gardenso quiet, so cool, so fragrant.
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The air was so fragrant that I threw wide open the door and windows.
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Their gardener, who keeps the flowers so fragrant, goes by the name of Rankis.
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She seemed a sleeping lily-sopale, so fragile, so fragrant in her colorless beauty.
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Were all young girls so fragrant and flower-like as this?
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There was no flower of the meadow, no blossom of the grove so fragrant!
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The trees surely were never so green before, the sky so blue, or the flowers so fragrant.
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The air is so fragrant, the night so beautiful, that the moments fly faster than she thinks.
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He will never forget, and throughout their whole journey the elder tree smelled so fresh, so fragrant.
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Lemoine's hybrids have the largest flowers, but are not so fragrant as some of the smaller sorts.
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It could not be that the Gardener could already pluck so fragrant a fruit from Allah's garden.
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It is not so fragrant as a moth-ball nor as thick as pea-soup; but 'tis enough-'twillserve.
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And they were ever after so fragrant from the divine anointing that all sought to be near them.
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And yet then, when the odour of Thy ointments was so fragrant, did we not run after Thee.
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They were so lovely, so fragrant!
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A basket of local strawberries were so fragrant you could taste them even before they were in your mouth.
