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In the window, smiling at her most fragrantly under the gas-light was a white hyacinth in a blue pot.
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Like a white hyacinth she grew,- aladyto look upon, with whom, for loveliness, not a lady of the fort could be compared.
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But Katrinka preferred the bed of pink and white hyacinths.
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She held up a cluster of wax- white hyacinths and large heavy rosebuds, faded to discoloration.
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Lily, where did you get those lovely white hyacinths?
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I mean ' white hyacinths' to feed the soul.
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His eyes lit on the white hyacinths.
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Lastly, white hyacinths with red, purple, or violet centres (page 129) are the most liable to rot.
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If I had two loaves of bread, I would sell one to buy white hyacinths to feed my soul.
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Your loveliness is to a man's imagination what Wilde said white hyacinths are to the soul-worthgoing without bread for.
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"You know I can't think of a single ' white hyacinth' that I'm hungering for," she said.
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And into this world of crystal there drifted, like the essence of spring, the dreamy fragrance from the window box filled with white hyacinths.
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It had all been so vivid once, and now it was as dull and colourless as the dust drifting after the blue and white hyacinths.
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Do not defame this world-sheis the mother that feeds you, and she supplies you not only bread, but white hyacinths to feed your soul.
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"I have been told," she said, "that there are some beautiful white hyacinths here; they are my favorite flowers.