Spicy tiger, Shrimp--did you ever hear how I picked him up?
And up from the woods the morning breeze Comes freighted with all the rich perfume That from myriad spicy cups distils, Loitering along o'er the locust-trees.
The factor-wind from far shall bring The odours of the scatter'd Spring, And loaden with the rich arrear, Spend it in spicy whispers there.
Came reeking from those spicy bowers, And man, the sacrifice of man, Mingled his taint with every breath Upwafted from the innocent flowers.
He hasn't the cancelled internal revenue stamp on his nose, and his breath lacks that spicy election odor which we know so well.
We often wondered why so much money was squandered on laundry expenses, and yet, that he should have the general perspective and spicy fragrance of a Mormon emigrant train.
She has as many fancies as the wind Which now, like slumber, lies 'mong spicy isles, Then suddenly blows white furrows in the sea!
But them spicy garlic smells An' the sunshine an' the palm-trees an' the tinkly temple-bells!
The cool north wind wafted the spicy odor of the cinnamon roses to my nostrils; but--alas for the prosaic fact!
Or to the firry woods, that shed Their spicy odours to the sun, Goest thou with meditative tread, Thinking of all things that are done Beneath the sky?
Ask me no more, if east or west, The phoenix builds her spicy nest; For unto you at last she flies, And in your fragrant bosom dies.
To spicy groves where he had won His plumage of resplendent hue, His native fruits, and skies, and sun, He bade adieu.
At such times Pedro, the Andalusian with the risque stories and the spicy songs, felt the numbing, evil humor of his engineer, and grew still.
Zureda's fireman was a chap named Pedro; an Andalusian, full of spicy songs and tales.
So they went on talking away, and all through their rather spicy conversation, full of meaning, a mutual attraction began to make itself felt.
I received from New York State, one day, the following spicy epistle: "MR.
The rebel colonel and his fellow-exiles are at present enjoying those spicy breezes which are associated in our minds with foreign missions and a whole congregation singing (and dragging them fearfully) the celebrated verses.
You would get a spicy paragraph for your newspaper," he said.
Carmontelle had said, laughingly, that a visit to madame and her little savage would furnish a spicy paragraph for his paper.
Only the fragrance is missing, and that may also be supplied and a spicyodor given by enclosing a whole clove in the heart of each flower.
The air was fragrant with fresh washed earth and the spicy breath which the storm had beaten from the pines.
And, that nothing should be left undone, the Times must have a go in at it, which it did with one of Doctor Moseley's most spicy articles, putting the whole thing into a very comical nutshell.
Then he flung himself down under the spruces, crushed his face into the spicy frosted ferns, and had his black hour alone.
Now it was a big bunch of field-daisies or golden buttercups, now a green glory of spicy ferns, now a cluster of old-fashioned garden flowers.
The afternoon had all the spicy beauty of early November, with a slight frost in the air.
Parties who have become cloyed with the spicy fragrance of "Fifteen" might find pleasing diversion in the foregoing sentence.
The bark possesses, however, no other quality than its hot spicy flavor and strong aromatic odor when exposed to the action of heat.
And these delicious meats, These sauces mixt of spicy treacle and balm.
You ought to be a good conversationist, and a forcible and spicy writer.
The wind blew over the land and the waves With its salt sea-breath, and a spicy balm, And it seemed to cool my throbbing brain, And lend my spirit its gusty calm.
