10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LAURUSTINE»
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laurustine en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
laurustine y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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From a Middlesex Garden: A Book of Garden Thoughts
Alice Meynell. JANUARY With laurustine and aconite The garden ways first
colours show, And every day the lengthening light. Now all but o'er is Winter's
night, For here and there the snowdrops blow With laurustine and aconite. A sky
of blue, ...
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The ladies' multum-in-parvo flower garden and amateur's ...
Now suppose the pleasure ground is surrounded by a wall or close fence of
wood, or even an open fence, Roses should be planted (Climbing Roses I mean)
on the fence or wall first, and then the Laurustine at intervals of ten or twelve feet,
...
Samuel Wood (gardener.), 1881
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
See para2of: laurel(n, hencev, whence the pa laurelled); Laura (whence Min
laurite: suffix ite), laurus whence the adj lauric and Chem n laurin —cf LL
laurīnum, baytree oil); laureate (ad, hence n), whence, anl, laureation; laurustine;
Laurence, ...
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Cornish tales in prose and verse
Thinks he, "Such mixtures may be fine, But why mix Beef with Laurustine ? But as
the leaves and flowers are fresh, I'll try to ait 'em 'tween the flesh." Poor hungry
Brown began his Beef, The "Laurustine" he called a thief "Which stole the flavour
...
John Tabois Tregellas, 1868
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New Poems: By Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning
SIBRANDUS SCHAFNABURGENSIS And under the arbutus and laurustine. Are
these pluralities quite correct? You know best. . . . And I doubt, at worst. If you
wrote: And under the arbute and laurustine it would seem to me a more
consistent ...
Robert Browning, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sir Frederic George Kenyon, 1915
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Robert Browning: Selected Poems
Into the garden I brought it to read; 10 And under these arbutes and laurustine i
46. Tread in] Treasure (1845–88). i 47. flout: jeer. i 48. are you . . . all?] you are
not . . . all. (1845–88, except 'all!', 1849–88). EBB. quoted the line, commenting: ...
John Woolford, Daniel Karlin, Joseph Phelan, 2013
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Big River Racing: A History of the Clarence River Jockey ...
So did her sister Laurustine. In 1910 this daughter of Tridentine reminded
racegoers of her dam. She began the carnival with a victory in the Newmarket
Handicap (which, as the main sprint race, would develop into the Ramornie
Handicap).
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Around the David: The Great Art of Michelangelo's Century
... 624 to 1 634 the bulbs of the finest tulips cost as much as 2,500 gold Florins
apiece). [See A/1 (fig. 3) and see 1/8 (fig. 20)]. =* -r /. < < z u Viburnum tinus (
Laurustine) £ The laurustine is a shrub that can grow to a height of several
meters, with ...
Franca Falletti, Magnolia Scudieri, 2003
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Hortus Duroverni: Or, A Tabular and Descriptive Catalogue of ...
Laurustine pi Italy hairy Laurustine Italy shining-leaved toothed- leaved
Wayfaring tree Guelder rose Snowball tree variegated Cranberry-like ( Vieo, to
W W Spain W N. America W England W England W gardens W gardens W N.
America W ...
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Poems ... Third edition, with additions
... Plac'd by many a tow'ring tree, Sober as may seem the air Of the blossoms
thou dost wear, When compar'd with tints more gay Spring and summer shall
display,— Gladly would I claim for mine Simple chaplet laurustine. Beauty for her
brow ...
