Crossword-Solution: PYROLA
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
RNEAOC
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with PYROLA (5)
The scenery is very pretty; the path crosses extensive and dangerous landslips, or runs through fine woods of spruce and _Abies Brunoniana,_ and afterwards along the river-banks, which are fringed with willow (called "Lama"), and _Hippophae._ The great red rose (_Rosa macrophylla_), one of the most beautiful Himalayan plants, whose single flowers are as large as the palm of the hand, was blossoming, while golden _Potentillas_ and purple primroses flowered by the stream, and _Pyrola_ in the fir-woods.
The scenery is very pretty; the path crosses extensive and dangerous landslips, or runs through fine woods of spruce and _Abies Brunoniana,_ and afterwards along the river-banks, which are fringed with willow (called “Lama”), and _Hippophæ._ The great red rose (_Rosa macrophylla_), one of the most beautiful Himalayan plants, whose single flowers are as large as the palm of the hand, was blossoming, while golden _Potentillas_ and purple primroses flowered by the stream, and _Pyrola_ in the fir-woods.
Cast a glance as you hurry onwards on the _Oenothera pumila_, a kind of evening primrose, on the false Hellebore--the one-sided Pyrola, the Bladder Campion--_silene inflata_, the sweet-scented yellow Mellilot, the white Yarran, the Prunella with blue labrate flowers the Yellow Rattle, so called from the rattling of the seeds.
The polypetalous genera _Pyrola_, _Ledum_, and _Monotropa_ among the sympetalous heaths, are a remarkable instance of this.
Here I found many of my old favorites the heathworts—kalmia, pyrola, chiogenes, huckleberry, cranberry, etc.