fuchsia , auch: lady's-eardrop

But when he turned to her Fuchsia was gone from his side.

What Fuchsia seems to want most is someone to love her.

Fuchsia looked about her to see whether she had any water in the room.

In 1883 the first book of English fuchsias was published.

"He wants to know if you feel well or not," said Fuchsia.

A special choice of many gardeners these days, however, is fuchsia.

Despite its common names, it is not related to the Fuchsia.

Fuchsia does not hear; she is moving in a nightmare world of her own.

Fuchsias bloom from spring to fall, but always on new growth.

I was quickly panting and my face turned a deep fuchsia.

Fuchsia dropped the cone from her hand and came to his side.

Fuchsia noticed a woman standing a little apart from a group.

She knew it was really the fuchsia mouth and ruby eyes.

Directly Fuchsia saw it she thought of the water in the vase.

During this time, the club was known as the "Fuchsias".

"Some people seem to think they've just discovered a new alternative to fuchsias," he said.

Conversely, they can look pretty bad in any color with a strong blue cast, like fuchsia.

But Fuchsia might as well have been carved from dark marble.

Fuchsia heard the tapping of her feet in the corridor.

On one of these, Fuchsia was seated, her body doubled forward.

Fuchsia dimly heard the Doctor's voice come up to her from below.

I'd seen it at the airport, though with more flowers and an addition of fuchsia.

You remember just before baby Fuchsia was carried in, we all turned round and looked at the garden through the window.

They have been known to feed from exotic plants such as fuchsias.

She wears a short fuchsia dress and white boots as a human.