emerald , also: smaragd old use

The only one we have for certain is my emerald.

Emerald had been good for him these past few years.

The college is one of only two high schools in Emerald.

I never thought that he wanted me just for the emerald.

Once a couple of emeralds we did rather well on.

Also, since then, I have discovered the power of the emerald.

You are free to use six of these emeralds, she had said.

Emerald had shown me a new level of sexual experience.

Emerald, however, did not get along perfectly with the others.

Do you even know that the stone is an emerald?

Indeed, she had given back the emerald on her wedding day.

"What if he changes his mind and decides to keep the emerald?"

Emerald was still sitting on the bed a dozen feet away.

Emerald made not one sound as he plunged to his death.

But will I also be in possession of an emerald?

Emerald is a service town for a large number of industries in the area.

There was only one thing to do: find the emeralds before he did.

There is fire in her like a ruby or an emerald.

Another, this time with hair like flame and eyes of emerald.

"The point is, now we know who has the emerald."

There came a time, therefore, when they needed her emeralds back.

"I was after the emerald on top of the royal staff."

An emerald that had been passed down through the women in her mother's family for a hundred years.

The emerald is top color and has only one flaw.

"Could be you'll get the emerald back if you are."

Far to the right we caught the glint of another emerald- paved road.

I have gathered emerald- and ruby-colored berries to adorn my favorite playmates.

Fanning themselves in their sapphire-, emerald- and ruby-colored saris, they looked like an undulating human rainbow.

She wore a plain white frock, without any jewels or other ornaments except an emerald- green hair-ribbon, for Dorothy was a simple little girl and had not been in the least spoiled by the magnificence surrounding her.

"I can crack those blocks easily enough, if I want to," she declared, one bad evening, to her mirror, "and if they keep this up very much longer, by Klono's emerald- filled gizzard, I will!"

The chase ended in a triangular meadow of emerald- green moss, starred with the spikes of tiny red flowers and backed by the tall, ferny cliff of black, heat-shocked basalt down which we had swum.

There behind the huge apothecary jars filled with garnet- or emerald- or sapphire-colored water, we would swivel on our stools and order nickel Cokes and $1.50 bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches, which the short-order cook in the white cap would make to order.

At the top of those old, worn steps, going down we know not whither, stood the king in the emerald- and-amethyst cloak, the ancient garb of the Thuls; beside him lay that Sphinx that for the last few weeks had advised him in his affairs.