She saw that Claudis Flamma was at work amidst his trees, pruning and delving in the red and chilly day.
Now, what the letter had been, or who had deciphered it for him, Claudis Flamma never told to any man; and from the little strange creature no utterance could be ever got.
It had been for many years the custom to go to Flamma in such need; and being never quit of his hold his debtors never could try for aid elsewhere.
Flamma died worth forty thousand francs, set aside all his land and household things.
It was an old, old story; there had been thousands like it; it was only strange because Reine Flamma had been held a saint.
It was quite dark when she reached the landing steps; the moon was just rising above the sharp gables of the mill-house, and a lantern was moving up and down behind the budded boughs as Claudis Flamma went to and fro in his wood-yard.
So six years passed away; and the name of Reine Flamma was almost forgotten, but embalmed in memories of religious sanctity, as the dead heart of a saint is imbedded in amber and myrrh.
The boy left off blowing the thistle feathers on the wind, and grinned, and answered on his hands, "Flamma is almost dead, they say.
Flamma and his serving people were all gone to their beds that they might save, by sleep, the cost of wood and candle.
It was the letter of Reine Flamma to the miller at Ypres, telling him the brief story of her fatal passion, and imploring from him mercy to her unborn child should it survive her and be ever taken to him.
One winter's night Claudis Flamma was seated in his kitchen, having recently ridden home his mare from the market in the town.
Caeli, tibi, nam tua nobis Per facta exhibita'st unica amicitia, Cum vesana meas torreret flamma medullas, to be subsequent to the liaison with Clodia.
Flamma fumo est proxima=--Where there is smoke there is fire (lit.
Amaryllis, who would not be a Flamma, had imbibed all the Flamma hatred of authority from her mother.
They were not always alone at these kitchen-feasts, sometimes a Flamma from London, sometimes an Iden from over the hill, or others were there.
Both Amadis and Alere Flamma had already changed for the better.
The nervous Flamma family were liable to certain affections of that kind, and Amaryllis feared lest her mother's system had been overstrained by these continual worries.
By chance she had inherited theFlamma talent--she drew at once without effort or consideration; it was not so much to her as it is to me to write a letter.
BY no possible means could Alere Flamma work himself into a dress coat.
Old Flamma alone had been dead there; they were dead here.
The Flamma blood surged with gratitude; she would have given her girl the world at that moment.
Flamma had loved his wild flowers close upon forty years, ever since he could remember; most likely longer, for doubtless the dumb infant loved the daisies put in his chubby hand.
The Flamma blood would have liked to have seen them all poisoned and dying on their seats.
Alere's constitution, the Flamma constitution, naturally nervous, had been shaken as with dynamite by the bottle, and the glass chinked against his teeth.
She feared lest he should enter into the history of the House of Flamma and of his connection with it; she had heard it all over and over again; her mother was a Flamma; she had herself some of the restless Flamma blood in her.
To what extent is this flamma amoris compatientis burning in me?
St Bernadine calls this second word: "A flame of transforming love" (flamma amoris transformantis).
St Bernardine calls the sixth word "a word of compassionating love" (flamma amoris compatientis).
MARY'S THIRD WORD St Bernardine describes this third word as a "flame of communicating love" (flamma amoris communicantis.
The same day, after luncheon, Countess Flamma turned to me with the question-- "Would you mind teaching me the process of inoculation?
Flamma sat reading before the lamp when I entered.
Nevertheless I could perceive through the cloud of smoke that the pale face of Flamma had coloured violently, and that Cenni pouted and pushed the sun-bird away.
On the thick, soft carpet, my step was noiseless, and Countess Flamma was not aware of my presence.
I was sorry for this as soon as I said it, for I had offended Flamma also; but the bitter pill had the desired effect, inasmuch as the whole aristocratic family regained their usual lymphatic composure.
Siegfried smiled as he guessed the reason of my embarrassed silence, and then Flamma smiled, and Diodora also.
Flamma was a bad player, anyhow, so she might take to horticulture meanwhile.
The servant conducted me to the room in which Countess Flamma sat; the adjacent room was that of the sufferer.
Flamma drew the hangings partly aside, motioned me to go near, and left the room, softly closing the entrance.
It was a power of attorney from Flamma Maria, Countess Vernöczy of Vranicsa, to her husband Dr.
Flamma was complaining something about the cetonias.
Please see about Montanus, since Flammahas arrived.
I am relieved that Flamma gives a good account of himself.
Several times they could have been let go, but Flamma was still in an ugly mood and she broke up many perfect starts.
Guaranola was a couple of lengths behind soon after they got to going, withFlamma bringing up in the rear, the filly having been caught unawares.
Duval was only a length back and in this way they raced to the sixteenth pole, with Flamma in third place.
Four lengths behind Flamma was the dead tired Free Lance, a length ahead of Guaranola.
Out from the porch of the mill-house Claudis Flamma came, with a knife in his hand and a basket, to cut lilies for one of the choristers of the cathedral, since the morrow would be the religious feast of the Visitation of Mary.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "flamma" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
