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All the lovesome things in its garden would be tended and loved.

The whole lovesome place was full of soft amethyst shadows.

I know not Aught lovesome save the sweet brief death of sleep.

There is only half a glassful of the lovesome darkness left."

He said, 'Doctor Shatterhand's garden is indeed a lovesome thing, God wot.'

"Arms, legs, senses, fancies, follies, and lovesome honey appetites, every one with me still," the stranger announced cheerfully.

On her stow he ere was living with dear wife and lovesome daughter that then over land and seafloor nine years had long outwandered.

Surely the apparition implies my lovesome lover, touched by the dawn-decline of Simmurad, is making a pet of madness.

No wonder politicians have been poking their noses into lens and blossom, waxing plagiaristic: "A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot!"

She is not lovely, for that implies that she is lovesome; and she is, in point of cold fact, a perdition cat.

A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing (Remastered)

"A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing," with its shifting tonal colors, became an entrancing stroll in an enchanted park on a sparkling afternoon.

"Ah, Merlin, I see you rememberi Aye, I can be many women if I choose, all lovesome and willing.

This number was recorded within the album A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing ... Which was released under Fantasy in...

All songs composed by Duke Ellington, with the exception of "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing" and "Passion Flower".

The composer's jazz ballad "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing" emerges as a forerunner of Stevie Wonder's flower-child reveries of the late 1970's.

A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing is an album by the Vince Guaraldi Trio and released in 1957 by Fantasy, Inc. records.

As well as many cookery books, including Leith's Cookery Bible, she has written five novels, Leaving Patrick, Sisters, A Lovesome Thing, (all published by Penguin Books).

My One And Only Love Good Morning Heartache Let There Be Love Time To Say Goodbye (Con Te Partiro) Are You Lovesome Tonight?

Two of the high points on this record by the woman who virtually invented the role of the modern pop diva are the Strayhorn ballads "Something to Live For" and "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing."

And who can forget Aucassin's speech in which he avers that he would sooner go to hell than heaven because in hell were to be found those who were lovesome, beautiful, and brave and whose lives were full of passion?

Whenever you poked Paulette above her fuzzy little navel, there was a brief pause and then one of those lovesome little remarks would come out, almost jerk out, in a somehow remote and emotionless voice that seemed by its tone to deny the content of the words.

HEAVEN KNOWS a nonsmoking hotel room is a lovesome thing, mostly because the olfactory nerves have been nursed back to sensitivity in homes where smokers are exiled, in theaters and unmusty rental cars and even in restaurants, where the air is no longer chewy with tobacco.

(Chinen) JEB PATTON TRIO (Wednesday) Mr. Patton has lately earned accolades as the pianist with the Heath Brothers, and he has a new self-produced album, "A Lovesome Thing," that confirms his freshness in a trio setting.