Meanings of wood-sorrel in English

He called Hazel in his mind by the country name for wood-sorrel-theSleeping Beauty.

Around the dark water gathered in clefts and hollows there was now no wood-sorrel.

Just common wood-sorrel, said the other lady, in utter amaze.

No flowers could he see, but once or twice a wood anemone, and now and then a tiny grove of wood-sorrel.

In this wood-sorrel had taken root, and flower and leaf covered the space within, white flower and green leaf flourishing on old age.

I like to stay by the wood-sorrel a little while-itis so chastely beautiful; like the purest verse, it speaks to the inmost heart.

The plains were ornamented by the flowers of a pink wood-sorrel, wild peas, cenotherae, and geraniums; and the birds began to lay their eggs.

The whortleberry leaves, that were green as the myrtle when the wood-sorrel was in bloom, have faded somewhat now that their berries are ripening.

Wood-sorrel lifts its delicate veined petals; the leaf is rounded like the shadow of a bubble on a stone under clear water.