harebell

The arms show three blue harebells on a gray background.

On the meadows were harebells pointing away from the mountain and its winds.

On the little lawn the harebells shook like real bells ringing without sound.

The pale winter sun shone down and the sky was the faint blue of a harebell.

Jabbing left and right, they were joined by Harebell.

Late harebells were thick among the grass, and small blue butterflies moved over the white flowers of the blackberry.

Once common species such as primrose and harebell now scarcely exist outside nature reserves.

The sky is the perfect color of harebells."

In the quarry depths was a little natural lawn of turf scattered with harebells.

The sky was the colour of harebells as they rowed into the bay and up to the beach.

Harebell, around the mountain to the right.

Small blue harebells, and brilliant yellow gorse, smelling of warm coconut.

New roses, new harebells, were opening to replace the crushed blossoms.

The eyelids, veined like harebells, closed again and remained closed.

Flakes of gold and some mercury are in the resulting Harebell Formation.

The harebell family of Wahlenbergia was named after him.

Trubbs and Harebell arrived back at the same time.

She was carrying wild flowers - a rough posy of harebells and pinks.

A gout of dark blood squeezed out of a harebell and flew away humming.

Purple asters, harebells and the tiny false Solomon's seal filled his vision.

The harebell blue dress became a reality and Emily tried it on two nights before Teddy was expected home.

"Harebells," he said in lieu of a curse.

No, monsieur, it is quite impossible; you cannot reach the harebells without risking too much; come away and forget that I wanted them."

The grassland has a wide range of wildflowers, such as sneezewort and harebell.

Between it and the lake the slope was like a meadow, free of all trees, and blue as though carpeted with harebells.