amaryllis Formosissima was in bloom in one week after I planted the bulb.
amaryllis rose to leave them together, but her father stopped her.
amaryllis sat upright in her chair, and drew in her breath sharply.
amaryllis found her father and Sir Randal at the breakfast-table.
The woman fell backwards, and amaryllis caught her from behind.
Dick could just see the car, and amaryllis when she reached it.
For that amaryllis was in that house he had less doubt than proof.
amaryllis could not know that her very truculence was a fan to his flame.
Speechless for lack of breath, amaryllis nodded, trying to smile.
amaryllis opened her eyes, and he saw that her face was less grey.
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.).
