Utiliser "bluebell" dans une phrase

1. “Yes, I do and—” Rufus tried to reply, but was instantly cut off by young Elisabeth Ivy Bluebell, who was in mid-chew of an enormous raisin muffin

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2. “Yes, indeed, Miss Bluebell, we have a section right over here to your left

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3. While he waited for the others to arrive, Grey dug around in the earth for a bluebell bulb

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4. As Soffen helped the suffering badgers, she managed to smuggle a few of the worst afflicted ones to her old burrow in Bluebell Clearing, where she could tend to their ills without the threat of their eviction and subsequent death

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5. out from behind the fallen tree, "I'm cal ed Bluebell

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6. Bluebell pointed to the hollow log beside which Josef had slept,

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7. Bluebell offered as she turned to the opening at the end of the

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8. Bluebell climbed to the top of a hillock on the edge of the

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9. "No, I mean there is one here," insisted Bluebell, “I have a

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10. "Will you fetch the Queen?" shouted Bluebell

11. "We're not as stupid as that," Bluebell apologised to Josef, "We

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12. "What's the problem Bluebell?"

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13. Bluebell indicated Josef with her head and replied, "Need I say

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14. "Silence," commanded the Queen and turned to Bluebell, "Yes

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15. "That' why she's a queen," commented Bluebell to Josef, "sharp

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16. "Well that went well," commented Bluebell, "not a mention of my

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17. Bluebell and Crocus strolled into an adjacent glen, next to the

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18. Bluebell, you always have to spoil my fun," but grudgingly

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19. With that Bluebell grabbed Josef, or as much of him as she

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20. "Actually, that's a very good question," said Bluebell, "We do

21. Josef turned to see The Queen with Bluebell and Crocus,

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22. “It is just glass with a special coating on the back,” Bluebell tried

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23. “Behold, The Emperor of Nowhere,” announced Bluebell

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24. the drive seat sat Crocus and Bluebell dressed in livery

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25. came the voice of Bluebell who had been watching from very

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26. "With her mother, on Bluebell Hill

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27. He went in the evening across Sneinton Market to Bluebell Hill

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28. "Oh, it's you, Bluebell

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29. "Captain," said Bluebell, "do you know what the first blade of grass said to the second blade of grass?" Hazel looked at him sharply, but Holly replied, "Well?"

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30. "Yes, it is Holly, and Bluebell is with him -- no one else

31. They found Holly with Bluebell and Pipkin, on the turf by the anthill where The head of mauve blooms rocked gently on its stem as he pushed his nose against it

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32. "Oh, get along with you, Bluebell," answered Holly, good-humoredly

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33. Holly and Bluebell were impressed by the Honeycomb

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34. "You can't," said Bluebell

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35. Holly stopped and after a pause Bluebell went on

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36. "Pimpernel was light-headed -- chattering nonsense -- and Bluebell and I weren't much better

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37. Bluebell had been saying that he knew the men hated us for raiding their crops and gardens, and Toadflax answered, 'That wasn't killed us to suit themselves

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38. I woke Bluebell and I was just going to wake Pimpernel when I realized that there was a whole bunch of rabbits all round us

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39. " "Hraka one end, jokes the other," said Bluebell

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40. Yet already he was near recovery, while the more light- hearted Bluebell seemed even less the worse for the dreadful catastrophe that he had survived

41. Pipkin had cried and trembled piteously at the death of Scabious, and Acorn and Speedwell had been seized with convulsive choking as Bluebell told of the poisonous gas that murdered underground

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42. " "I wasn't going to," said Bluebell

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43. "But how's it going to help us?" asked Bluebell

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44. It's such a beautiful night that we can sit near the holes to chew pellets and Bluebell can tell us his story

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45. They found Strawberry and Buckthorn on the bank; and when everyone was comfortably chewing, with ears laid flat, Bluebell began

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46. Bigwig, however, remained with the gull, making no secret of his admiration, talking and listening to it for Bluebell had told his story of El-ahrairah

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47. He was inclined to be surly and short, and once, when Bluebell remarked that he thought Meester Pigvig's fur cap was molting in sympathy for absent friends, he showed a flash of his old sergeant-major spirit and cuffed and abused him twice round the Honeycomb, until Holly intervened to save his faithful jester from further trouble

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48. Holly himself wanted to take Bluebell but, as Blackberry said, one funny joke at the expense of the Chief Rabbit might ruin everything

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49. Moving quietly in and out of the hedgerow up which Holly and Bluebell had come

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50. Bluebell, Acorn and Pipkin came with them to the foot of the hill and watched them down the hedgerow

51. Not even Bluebell could find a cheerful word

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52. "They missed you on the way in, then?" said Bluebell

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53. in that ditch where you were the night Holly and Bluebell arrived

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54. "Come where the grass is greener," said Bluebell, "And the lettuces grow in rows,

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55. With the exception of Buckthorn and the addition of Bluebell, the rabbits who set off from the southern end of the beech hanger early the next morning were those who had left Sandleford with Hazel five weeks before

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56. During one long halt Bluebell had overheard him talking with Hazel, Fiver and Blackberry, and later had told Pipkin that it sounded for all the world as though Bigwig were being reassured

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57. " Then, realizing that Bluebell could hear him, he added, "Anyway, keep on thinking

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58. "But what -- what -- Are you wounded?" asked Bluebell in bewilderment

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59. At last, as the first lark rose toward the light that was still far up in the sky, Silver, his pale fur sodden dark with dew, came limping back to where Hazel was encouraging Bluebell and Pipkin

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60. "You can pluck up your spirits, Bluebell," he said

61. They soon realized that the woodland on this left bank was lonely, thick and overgrown -- denser than the nut copses and bluebell woods of Sandleford

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62. "You know, Hazel-rah," said Bluebell, "this really is the funniest evening I've

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63. They found Bluebell by the hedge at the bottom of the field

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64. A scrapes had been dug, and Bluebell, when he came up, swore he could smell rabbits on it

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65. "What about a story now?" said Bluebell

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66. "Bluebell, who was apparently telling the does a story

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67. It so happened that Bluebell was the first through into the Honeycomb; and for many days afterward he was still improving upon his imitation of Captain Fiver at the head of his crowd of Efrafan prisoners -- "like a tomtit rounding up a bunch of molting jackdaws," as he put it

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68. Pipkin and Bluebell came over the crest, together with three or four of the

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69. Bluebell sat up and scratched his neck with his hind leg

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