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"Parting the grass, they saw a sprig of deutzia buds...
- Is it a sprig of mint I see?
- With a-- - Over here, you sprig of tinsel!
A good young Burgundy, brown stock, thyme, parsley - just a sprig.
A little plenzamine to slow the heart, sprig of dolazepam to rev down the brain, dusting of ephedrine to make his hands cold to the touch.
"Parting the grass, they saw a sprig of deutzia buds...
- Is it a sprig of mint I see?
- With a-- - Over here, you sprig of tinsel!
A good young Burgundy, brown stock, thyme, parsley - just a sprig.
A little plenzamine to slow the heart, sprig of dolazepam to rev down the brain, dusting of ephedrine to make his hands cold to the touch.
- Mint sprigs.
- Shall I put a few sprigs of wheat in it?
30 red roses and 30 sprigs of white lilac.
And while we're waiting for that, let's clean about, oh... two or three sprigs of parsley.
Hand me some holly sprigs, please.
- Mint sprigs.
- Shall I put a few sprigs of wheat in it?
30 red roses and 30 sprigs of white lilac.
And while we're waiting for that, let's clean about, oh... two or three sprigs of parsley.
Hand me some holly sprigs, please.
"Friday, went to the Lower Rooms, wore my sprigged muslin dress with blue trimmings, and looked very pretty, though I say so myself."
And that he'd bought some white-sprigged muslin that he would send... for my wedding dress.
"Friday, went to the Lower Rooms, wore my sprigged muslin dress with blue trimmings, and looked very pretty, though I say so myself."
And that he'd bought some white-sprigged muslin that he would send... for my wedding dress.