Even today, the most sophisticated homes can still be swamped in tea-rose wallpaper, Blue Willow china and Laura Ashley curtains. ❋ Unknown (2010)
It bounced to its feet and took off in a straight line at top speed, chirping loudly as it went into the tea-rose bush. ❋ Sean Craven (2009)
Its smell, I have said, is that of newly mown hay, and is prized like that of the tea-rose. ❋ Unknown (2006)
From this point on, the gum had such an intensely artificial tea-rose aroma to it that I found it quite obnoxious but very curious. ❋ Ayala Sender (2008)
"It would be fun to read it, even if I did have to go back to page 47 and refresh my memory about exactly what time the second gardener potted the prize-winning tea-rose begonia." ❋ Dark Worlds Club (2008)
It's as if I accidentally touched one of those tea-rose fragrance oils and licked my finger right after. ❋ Ayala Sender (2008)
Stephen Arctander describes champaca as similar to guiacwood a waxy, smoky, tea-rose like wood from South America, yet at the same time mentniones that it is also used to adulterate champaca and therefore is not a very good way to describe champaca… I feel that until champaca is experienced, it is really difficult to describe it or imagine it. ❋ Ayala Sender (2007)
Roger exudes boyishness and a kind of heady European sophistication; personal details given include both that he wears clogs and has a medicine kit containing Eternity cologne and a tiny bottle of tea-rose oil. ❋ Unknown (2005)
He takes a small piece of paper from his pocket, inscribed with the names of ten couples, and sets it beside my bottle of French tea-rose perfume. ❋ Jodi Picoult (2003)
Her hair was the silver of a spiderweb in the moonlight, her eyes were the deep gold found at the centre of a beehive, her skin had the pale, blushing beauty of the tea-rose. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (1984)
The belief that color to be beautiful must of necessity be warm, rich, and deep in tone was shared by all painters of Rousseau's time, and lingers still in the minds of many, despite the fact that nature has created the tea-rose as well as the orange. ❋ Various (N/A)
In the sitting-room a jolly fire leaped and shone in the shining grate, the piano stood open, the room was full of sunshine, and under Mr. Dering's large portrait, was a bracket, and there on it, a graceful little vase filled with pansys and a tea-rose, from Jean's little window garden in the dining-room. ❋ Fannie Belle Irving (N/A)
A York and Lancaster in her hair, a tea-rose in her bosom, and she was ready. ❋ Mrs. George Croft Huddleston (N/A)
QUATERMAIN, the MASTER of BALLANTREE, and other distinguished persons, including Princess NAPRAXINE, -- a charming woman, who looked remarkably well in her white velvet with a knot of old lace at her throat and a tea-rose in her hair. ❋ Various (N/A)
