Cheer up: it’s spring outside
Overview and Issues
[edit | edit source]- Article on flowers and flora that appear in the Lymond Chronicles.
- WG146
Abstract
[edit | edit source]- Description and quotes of flowers and other botanical plants that are used in the Lymond Chronicles with quotes from the text. Plants include: Dog tooth violets, bluebells, Tulip, Hawthorns, daffodils, crocuses, primroses, lemon and orange trees.
Author
[edit | edit source]References
[edit | edit source]- GOK 3.3, CM 4.8, RC 3.14, RC 3.10, PIF 22, CM 5.9, CM 4.4, QP 1.4, PIF 19, RC 2.5, CM 4.1, CM 1.4, GOK 0.1
People
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Fictional Character
[edit | edit source]Locations
[edit | edit source]- Vorobiovo, Russia
Literature
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Illustrations
[edit | edit source]- Spring, after Franz de Paula Ferg, 1754. British Museum
Historical Events
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Other References
[edit | edit source]- Botany
- Scent
Quotes from Dunnett
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