Eurasian rose with prickly stems and fragrant leaves and bright pink flowers followed by scarlet hips.
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The sweet-briar and cabbage-roses and southernwood filled the caravan with their fragrance.
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They have left Barbie back at Sweet-briar, finishing up the breakfast service.
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Some apple trees and sweet-briar still in bloom, and broom generally so.
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Trees come more little tween of they, and briar is come more.
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Blackberries! Ayla said, sliding off Whinney and rushing to the briar patch.
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I am afraid you will turn me loose in the brier patch.
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There she saw a wee Robin Redbreast hopping on a brier bush.
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Some smoked clays, but for the Arcadia Mixture give me a brier.
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Between his teeth was a black brier pipe, which he puffed lazily.
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The more he begged, the faster Gray Wolf hurried to the brier patch.
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You are the eglantine in human form, and often quite as briery.
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She was then a lily, but a lily grafted into an eglantine.
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The hedges were bright with the pure flowers of the eglantine.
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The sisters had called it an eglantine, but it was not an eglantine.
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But Sidonie cared no more for lilies of the valley than for eglantine.
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The owl hooted, a scent of sweetbriar crept into his nostrils.
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Is the sweetbriar enamoured of the air?
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She pushed open the gate and ran up the slope of the yard between the hedges of sweetbriar.
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It was the sweetbriar hedge that made me decide to miss the 9.15.
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They were in bloom, and so were the speedwells, eglantines, thistles, and the sweetbriar that sprang up from the thickets.
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The man who painted it didn't know a sweetbrier from a thistle.
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The Cardinal was hatched in a thicket of sweetbrier and blackberry.
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Bushes of sweetbrier grew in fragrant little forests as tall as the fences.
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Wild roses and sweetbrier sent up their evening incense to the radiant sky.
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And I gathered for her two or three sprays of sweetbrier.