...each of them is a ray of the Divine beauty. Yellow japanned buttercups and stardisked dandeh'ons, — just as we see them lying in the grass, like sparks...milk-white rays ; the tallstemmed succory, setting its p;,le blue flowers aflame, one after another, sparingly, as the lights are kindled in the candelabra...

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...homelier wildflowers which we callaimfr „' — yellow japanned buttercups and star-disked dandelions, lying in the grass, like sparks that have leaped from...setting its pale blue flowers aflame one after another ; the red and white clovers ; the broad, flat leaves of the plantain, — " the white man's foot,"...

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...rendered them, — were those common growths which fling themselves to be crushed under our feet and our wheels, making themselves so cheap in this perpetual...leaped from the kindling sun of summer ; the profuse daisy -like flower which whitens the fields, to the great disgust of liberal shepherds, yet seems fair...

...rendered them, — were those common growths which fling themselves to be crushed under our feet and our wheels, making themselves so cheap in this perpetual...leaped from the kindling sun of summer; the profuse daisy -like flower which whitens the fields, to the great disgust of liberal shepherds, yet seems fair...

...rendered them, — were those common growths which fling themselves to be crushed under our feet and OUT wheels, making themselves so cheap in this perpetual...leaped from the kindling sun of summer; the profuse daisy -like flower which whitens the fields, to the great disgust of liberal shepherds, yet seems fair...