| "'a flower once bloomed will hold to the vine, while a bud will fall. | |
| "... To come in the room and just go near the flower." | |
| "...and you both agreed to wear a flower or something "as a mark of identification for recognition purposes? | |
| "...for he flourisheth as the flower of the field. | |
| "...is cut down, like a flower; | |
| "'a flower once bloomed will hold to the vine, while a bud will fall. | |
| "... To come in the room and just go near the flower." | |
| "...and you both agreed to wear a flower or something "as a mark of identification for recognition purposes? | |
| "...for he flourisheth as the flower of the field. | |
| "...is cut down, like a flower; | |
| ! ...Maybe even sends you flowers now and then! | |
| ! I brought the desert, the flowers... | |
| ! Think you can hold a basket of flowers in your mouth? | |
| ! What the hell are you doing with flowers in your jackets? | |
| " And flowers grew." You forgot again, Jakob. | |
| ! ...Maybe even sends you flowers now and then! | |
| ! I brought the desert, the flowers... | |
| ! Think you can hold a basket of flowers in your mouth? | |
| ! What the hell are you doing with flowers in your jackets? | |
| " And flowers grew." You forgot again, Jakob. | |
| "Beside white birch stems bare of all covering... "you stand on flowered ground... | |
| "One laugh, one music One flowered shawl knotted on each neck | |
| 'And in Mr Hoppy's brain flowered a plan to make Mrs Silver happy. | |
| 'He flowered under Eddie and scored many goals.' | |
| (Bova) Aunt Polly gives them a flowered tie, they exchange it for a toaster oven. | |
| "In the flowering trees, the birds take up their indifferent, elegant cries." | |
| # # What about flowering fields? | |
| # What about flowering fields? | |
| - That's a flowering plum tree. | |
| - You keep flowering it up. You keep-- | |
| "Beside white birch stems bare of all covering... "you stand on flowered ground... | |
| "One laugh, one music One flowered shawl knotted on each neck | |
| 'And in Mr Hoppy's brain flowered a plan to make Mrs Silver happy. | |
| 'He flowered under Eddie and scored many goals.' | |
| (Bova) Aunt Polly gives them a flowered tie, they exchange it for a toaster oven. | |
| "In the flowering trees, the birds take up their indifferent, elegant cries." | |
| # # What about flowering fields? | |
| # What about flowering fields? | |
| - That's a flowering plum tree. | |
| - You keep flowering it up. You keep-- | |
