amethyst

The pageant of autumn on our hills was 263 over, only an amethyst haze succeeding at sunset time.

It is there described as of onyx or amethyst, wherein was discerned a representation of the flowers that budded on his rod.

She put out her left hand to touch Ruth, and the amethyst ring slipped off, for her fingers were thin.

Carried an amethyst, the clearest and fullest coloured e'er I saw on any but noble finger.

Let the letters flame with all the beauty of gold, and jasper, and amethyst.

The clasp was an amethyst, and round it were cut these words: "The gift of Domitian to her who to-morrow shall be his."

Winslow at last reached Amethyst Cove, where from the beach near the tide he examined the cliff carefully with his glass.

Neither the Amethyst nor we were in a condition to follow, and to our vexation, we saw the enemy escaping from us.

"And her amethyst velvet," she said, with appreciation of her friend's fondness for such matters.

However, the matter of the amethyst comb was uppermost in her mind.