Robert the Magnificent'His nickname refers to his love of finery.

The quotation refers to Smith's love for tea and complements the museum's tea-set display.

More than once in the course of my story I have referred to my love of the country and out-of-door sports.

He refers to his unreturned love (Martin was single at the time he wrote the song).

This is a joke referring to his love of explosions.

Auletes means pipes-player, referring to the king's love of playing the pipes.

His Couture pieces, for example, refer to his love of Reform synagogue architecture.

It may refer only to Yeltsin's well-known and genuine love of the game.

Unless you were referring to the author's love and devotion towards research and fact, in which case I apologise.

We learn from Lady Louisa Stuart, to whom Scott read these lines, that they referred to his lost love.