lilac

Katy had been cook in the Strong family ever since they had moved to Lilac Valley.

Linda entered the street car for her daily ride to Lilac Valley.

Something had happened in Lilac Valley that had changed his perspective.

Aunt Rosine had put a spray of lilac in her bonnet, "to enliven her mourning," as she said.

It was doubtless the face of Marie, examining the buds on her lilac bushes.

I gave her a spray of lilac, I remember, and you gave her a franc.

If he did not kiss the lilac he was sure to suffer an affront.

Not only the milk changes to a lilac when cut, but the flesh itself.

The gills are adnexed, lilac at first, then colored by the spores.

His driver leaned down and peered into the shadow of the lilac bush.