amaryllis, smiling, moved toward the inner corridor of her house.
Lindley has also described a case of this kind in a species of amaryllis.
Tea under the cedar was over, and amaryllis could not eat even another éclair, when he had said to her, "It's half-past five."
amaryllis Formosissima was in bloom in one week after I planted the bulb.
There was malevolent and impotent silence in the andronitis of amaryllis, the Greek.
amaryllis rose to leave them together, but her father stopped her.
She was led into a long narrow room, showing the same simple elegance that marked all the house of amaryllis, the Greek.
amaryllis sat upright in her chair, and drew in her breath sharply.
This arrangement placed amaryllis rather low down—a long way from the top and fountain of honour—and highly displeased her.
For that amaryllis was in that house he had less doubt than proof.
autumn-flowering bulbs, 1794, adopted by Linnaeus from Latin, from Greek Amaryllis, typical name of a country girl or shepherdess (in Theocritus, Virgil, Ovid, etc.).
