A roseleafthat has lain in snow, A snowflake tinged with sunset fire.
Every curve of that beauty is known to me, Every tint of that delicate roseleaf skin, And these are printed on every atom of me, Burnt in on every fibre until I die.
It took me straight up after it and set me down far away, wondering where little Roseleaf lies and if any bedded her with flowers and singing.
With a word that rang in Philip's ears for many a day and night, John Angus turned upon him as if to strike him down, even as long ago he had struck his roseleaf wife the day before she left him.
Helen Angus, the roseleaf wife that Daddy has often told me about, who went away alone and died far off; who stopped to speak to him at the shop and have her watch fixed when she was leaving.
The roseleaf wife never was divorced from John Angus, Daddy says, and so she could not have been married to my father.
Down through the ground gaps in the parapet, a combination of architectural design and necessity, came the spirit of that other garden that the roseleaf wife had created, tended, and left to outlive her.
So I suppose he'll raise a grand family now, and poor little roseleaf is forgotten.
Small wonder that his roseleaf wife withered by his side until some final shock, too strong for her endurance, swept her away to die in oblivion.
Another crumpled roseleaf for this man of excessive sensibility.
He could accomplish both of an evening and a crumpled roseleaf was sufficient cause to induce frowns and capricious flights--decidedly a young man tres difficile.
How could the roseleaf love the rue, The day love nightfall and her dew, Though night may love the day?
Starr with sudden inspiration born of the moment, got up and went over to where the dark-browed Buck stood frowning and embarrassed in the chimney corner and put out her little roseleaf of a hand to him.
Should we, then, expect that little lady, with her bright eyes and her withered roseleaf cheeks, to look farther than the scented firelight in which she sat?
I thought of Miss Matoaca, with her bright brown eyes, her withered roseleaf cheeks, and her sacrifice in the cause of honour.
Roseleaf looked at Mr. Gouger, who in turn looked at Mr. Fern.
Roseleaf would not undertake the work for the sake of pecuniary compensation, but the thing could be presented to him in quite another light.
If he ever proposes to letRoseleaf marry Daisy, hint to him of what you know, and he will obey your will.
Daisy liked him because her father did, and because Roseleaf did, and because he treated her with marked politeness that had apparently no double meaning.
But he would go to her, as Roseleaf suggested, and relieve her of the strain that had worn so deeply.
Before they had finished with this subject Roseleaf was in a state of high good nature, though he had little apparently upon which to base the rise in his spirits.
Accordingly Weil and Roseleaf accompanied their new guide out of doors and across an extensive lawn to an arbor at the further end, where a handsome prospect of the Hudson unfolded itself.
On the following day, when Shirley Roseleafpresented himself at the Hoffman House, he found Mr. Weil awaiting him in a state of great good nature.
In his talks with Roseleaf he spoke learnedly on this subject, referring to the foreign and domestic staples, like one who had made the matter a life study.
And Roseleaf thought how interesting this girl had become.
It took some time to persuade Roseleaf to follow this advice, but he yielded at last.
The opportunity for a word alone with Daisy came earlier than Roseleaf expected.
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