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Some were red, some were yellow, and some were purple violets.
2
Two patches of the most richly purple violets I have seen for years lie nearby.
3
She had purple violets tucked into her coil of hair, her belt and under her collar.
4
Her wedding dress was to have been a gown of white brocade with purple violets in it.
5
A day or two since, Una found a few purple violets, and yesterday a dandelion in bloom.
6
White and purple violets peeped from the fence corners, and overhead the birds made busy in the branches.
7
She had the right to be bringing in from the woods a bunch of the purple violets of November.
8
White and purple violets grow.
9
She collected things like geranium petals and milkweed fluff and those little purple violets that grow wild on the lawn.
10
She carried in her white-gloved hand a bouquet of white wood violets, with her monogram in purple violets in the center.
11
Rare and precious blossoms came from Sir Walter's friends, and H. M. S. Indomitable sent a mighty anchor of purple violets.
12
She knew where the purple violets and the white innocence first flecked the spring turf, and where the ground-sparrows hid their mottled eggs.
13
White violets were the flowers of death, and the first flowers he had ever given her were purple violets, the flowers of life and love.
14
There were damask Roses, and yellow Roses, lilac Crocuses, and gold, purple Violets and white.
15
"O my sweet purple violets, shall I ever see you again?"
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"Why do I bring purple violets to Miss Effie?"
