erica

Erica is the foil to the unstable, decaying Beth—a kind, virtuous, smooth-skinned girl next door.

Francis was reportedly worried that Carey might injure their baby daughter, Erica.

Your correspondent Erica gives us some quotations and epitaphs, in which the metaphor of an Inn is applied both to life and death.

In the engraving is figured the exquisite Erica Cavendishiana, a deservedly great favourite in our English conservatories.

The fruit is generally a capsule containing many seeds, as in Erica (fig. 3) or Rhododendron; sometimes a berry as in Arbutus.

Two or three varieties of blue erica, tiny heaths, and epacris were also very pretty.

Day by day, also, he could make better use of Erica's Norwegian, for he was continually picking up new words.