The stem of the Heartsease is round, with distinct lines running up the sides.
In the Heartsease the broadest petal has a very small tube at the narrow end, the same as in the Dog Violet.
Heartsease and Rue' Mr. Lowell presents 'to Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton with the kind regards of the author, who wishes her all heartsease and no rue.
Two years passed, and the King and the Queen began to think that the wicked fairy's words had only been a bad joke, when one dayHeartsease began to cry, and it became clear that she was not well.
And when Heartsease was brought to him, and told that this was to be her husband, she could not believe her eyes.
But although Heartsease was lonely and despised, she did not feel lonely any longer, for somewhere she felt she had a friend who would not forget her, and she remembered the marvellous song of the vagabond.
During a whole month little Heartsease was mortally sick, and she was given many nasty medicines which she drank without complaining.
The vagabond sang a song outside the castle, so that Heartsease's mother could hear him, and he told her that Heartsease was alive and had not forgotten her, and that one day the wicked fairy's spell would be broken.
Now Heartsease and the vagabond wandered far over hill and dale, north and south, east and west, earning their bread by songs, until they came to the grim castle in which Heartsease's mother had been imprisoned by the wicked fairy.
And Heartsease and the Vagabond lived happily in this little cottage for ever afterwards; and the King and Queen, and their sisters, and Simple Simon and Lizbeth his wife, often paid them long visits.
Now Heartseasecould not understand what they meant, for she did not know she was a fright; but their words made her thoughtful and sad, and she wondered what they were talking about.
Then the King said to the vagabond: "You shall wed Heartsease and receive half my kingdom; but who are you, noble prince, and what is your name?
Heartsease wondered what this could mean, and the more she pondered over it, the sadder she became.
At last, when the ball was nearly over, Prince Simple Simon noticed that Heartsease was all by herself, and he went up to her and asked her why she did not dance.
Elfrida and Elsa arrived with their husbands, and Heartsease was brought before them, but she was not allowed to speak; and owing to the wicked Queen's spells, neither Elfrida nor Elsa recognised their sister.
Little Martha ran up and offered her a wildheartsease which she had found on one of the graves.
Hadria carried still the drooping yellow heartsease that the little girl had given her.
If Miss Jenny and Captain Heartsease mate there, they'll invint somethin' that's mighty like it.
It is equally indifferent to me; Captain Heartsease is in command of the first troop.
It is reported that Captain Heartseasewas shot dead at his side.
Ould Margery tould me in Washington that Miss Jenny and Captain Heartsease were in love wid aitch ither.
There will be peace at Heartsease now Rosie has come home--in the dear forms of her children.
Heartsease and tell its master where the poor thing may be found--the better for yourself.
But, has been so ever since Heartsease was, and nothing different now.
All was very quiet at Heartsease when she reached it.
That's who I am now and I'm to have anything I want on this Heartsease Farm because I'm Rose's baby.
Then just imagine for an instant what Heartsease must have been to that poor wife.
Meanwhile, what had this rainy day seen at Heartsease Farm?
Leah Sands will give a House Party this afternoon at Heartsease Farm and we and all who'll accept are bidden to attend at three o'clock sharp.
During the summer of 1841, I observed many times daily for more than a fortnight some large clumps of heartsease growing in my garden, before I saw a single humble-bee at work.
Whilst the flowers of the common cultivated heartsease are young, the anthers shed their pollen into a little semi-cylindrical passage, formed by the basal portion of the lower petal, and surrounded by papillae.
It is curious for how long a time the flowers of the heartsease and of some other plants may be watched without an insect being seen to visit them.
So again with the heartsease (Viola tricolor); hot weather suits the blotched sorts, whilst it destroys the beautiful markings of some other kinds.
The flowers of the Heartsease have been similarly increased in size and regularity of outline.
No one would ever expect to get a first-rate heartsease or dahlia from the seed of a wild plant.
Hence I have very little doubt, that if the whole genus of humble-bees became extinct or very rare in England, the heartsease and red clover would become very rare, or wholly disappear.
Now an hour faster or slower makes no difference, and the Heartsease is fast enough for me, anyhow.
Beside, the Heartsease could stand a goodish gale.
The Heartsease was a good-sized half-decked boat of some twenty-six feet long and eight feet beam.
With violet leaves the fever of the mind is calmed, and heartsease lightens every trouble caused by love.
Jeremy, do you step into the garden and bring me a handful of fresh violet leaves, one blossom from the heartsease and a sprig of rosemary.
Mrs. Hewitt did not find time, but thereafter Constance ordered her rambles that she might frequently pass Heartsease Farm.
One evening a fortnight later Constance, with her arms full of ferns and wood-lilies, came out of the pine woods above Heartsease Farm just as heavy raindrops began to fall.
The rain was coming down in torrents, and she certainly was domiciled at Heartsease Farm for the night.
She must seek shelter somewhere, and Heartsease Farm was the nearest.
So that, sighing gently, Miss Judy squeezed her heartsease and mignonette into a smaller space, and planted more onion-sets.
And then into the garden among the sunflowers and hollyhocks and columbine and larkspur and heartsease and the riot of June roses, common enough, yet gay and sweet as the rarest.
Inside, in the bed-chamber upstairs, under the shelving walls of the low Dutch roof, The Dreamer's heartsease blossom lay broken and wan upon the white bed.
The designs of these two volumes, credited to the Princess Elizabeth, resemble each other to some extent; they both have a monogram in the centre, they both have heartsease in the corners and groundwork of a like character.
In each corner is a heartsease worked in thick coloured silks, purple and yellow, interwoven with fine gold threads, and a small green leaflet between each of the petals.
In each corner is a heartseaseof yellow and purple silk, interwoven with gold thread, and having small green leaves between each of the petals.
If we could keep it clean of weeds, and make it free of all anger and distrust, there'd be heartsease there instead of thorns.
Lady," said the Piper, "there is heartseasefor the asking.
The typical tricolored heartsease has remained annual in all its other subspecies.
These forms are so nearly allied to the heartsease that they have of late been made use of in crosses, in order to widen the range of variability of garden-pansies.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heartsease" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
