It feeds on the buds, flowers, and seeds of campions (Silene maritima and S.
The moth flies in June, July, and early August, and may be taken, like the last species, at the flowers of the campions growing on the rocks in its seaside haunts.
Even Mendel's peas were not pure in this respect, much less do the campions noted above differ only in Mendelian characters.
The white and red campionsgive a red hybrid, the black and pale henbane (Hyoscyamus niger and H.
The building stands in the midst of an abandoned cemetery; and at the time of my visit the tall June grasses, the poppies and white campions hid every mound and almost every wooden cross.
The Campionsalways did things well, and "the boy and girl dance" had grown very considerably since its first inception.
The Campions called for Eloquent, and he found himself seated side by side with Sir George on one of the little seats, while Lady Campion and a pretty niece called Miss Bax sat opposite.
There will be the Campionsand the Wards to keep him in countenance.
He was staying with the Campions and had, all the previous week, been helping heartily in the Liberal cause.
Clara Bax came with the Campions last night--do you remember her?
He was quite shrewd enough to perceive that those he had met--the Campions at Marlehouse and the few who had offered him hospitality in London--had done so purely on political grounds.
Lady Pynsent's whole soul was wrapped up in the art and mystery of entertaining, and she hailed this opportunity of welcoming the Campions into her "set" with unfeigned joy.
Old Mr. Dalton was not fond of Angleford, however, and the Campions did not see much of him and his nephew.
From that time forward none of the Campions ever dreamed of failure in connection with Sydney's efforts.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "campions" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
