How To Use Arethusa In A Sentence
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There's a definite likeness there, don't you think, Arethusa ?
DEVIL'S BRIDE
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Ask: What afraid of arethusa take to assign name to of all have.
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Next, I will classify and compare the information about Arethusa and mythologies of Arethusa over these three regions, in order to make a breakthrough on this subject.
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Below this was a swamp surrounded by a luxuriant growth of asters of every hue, and white and pink spirea and golden rod, and blue iris, and the delicate, rose-colored arethusa, and the blue fringed gentian abounded on every hand; also shrubs of the bayberry, wild rose and sweet brier, with many beautiful ferns.
Peak's Island A Romance of Buccaneer Days
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To hear a lovely bunch of the Arethusa called Swamp Pink is not so strange.
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Do you think most the geezer arethusa to assign name to be what?
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So little can you do so, that it would have remained a disputed question -- had not the name luckily been inscribed on some Syracusan coins -- whether the head upon them was meant for Arethusa at all; and, continually, it becomes a question respecting finished statues, if without attributes,
Aratra Pentelici, Seven Lectures on the Elements of Sculpture Given before the University of Oxford in Michaelmas Term, 1870
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Rare species encountered at the Reserve have included bald eagles, least terns, peregrine falcons, piping plovers, slender blue flag iris, and arethusa orchid.
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve, Maine
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On the obverse, it is a picture of a quadriga (four hours and a vessel) and the reverse is a picture of the goddess Artemis-Arethusa with four dolphins around.
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It could never have been called a "shirtwaist," as Arethusa's plain garments of the same shape with their simple rows of tucking were named.
The Heart of Arethusa
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If the earthquake had already been, Nelson must have observed the brackishness of the spring and he would then have preferred to take his water from the usual fresh source which supplied the inhabitants of his day, and, in speaking of "having watered at the fountain of Arethusa," he would be trusting to Lady Hamilton's familiarity with that figure which permits the part to be put for the whole.
Castellinaria and Other Sicilian Diversions
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Above all, the noting of the appearance of the first roses should not be omitted; nor of the Arethusa, one of the delicatest, gracefullest, and in every manner sweetest of the whole race of flowers.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 108, October, 1866
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When June comes, -- when the clethra is heaped with its bee-beloved blossoms, and the grass is green and bright as never again in the year, then the arethusa is to be sought.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 27, January, 1860
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But with June comes the most exquisite of our New England wild-flowers, the arethusa, or swamp-pink, as it is often styled, to the great confusion of its delicate, high-born nature with the great, vulgar, flaunting azalea.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 27, January, 1860
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This bog's stand of Arethusa is unusually large, and contains some rarities.
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It is Arethusa, one of the Orchids and one of the most charming posies in the meadow lot.
