clove pink

He sat down upon it, rather heavily, and lifted the clove-pink to his nostrils again.

The periwinkle was common in mediæval gardens, and so was the gilly-flower or clove-pink.

Then the first bat zig-zagged across the sky; and every clove-pink border became misty with the wings of dusk-moths.

The spice called clove and the clove-pink both belong to Lat.

It was almost half a century ago that that bold-eyed handsome stranger had compared the color in her cheeks to a clove pink.