Crossword-Solution: LILLIS 6 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 6

Bullein in "The Book of Simples," 1562, says very prettily, "Oh, how swete and pleasant is Wood-binde, in woodes or arbours, after a tender, soft rain: and how friendly doe this herbe, if I maie so name it, imbrace the bodies, armes, and branches of trees, with his long winding stalkes, and tender leaves, openyng or spreading forthe his swete Lillis, like ladie's fingers, emōg the thornes or bushes," and there is no doubt from the context that he is here referring to the Honeysuckle.

The jury said, 'Justifiable homicide at the hands of Bert Lillis,' and I heard that Lillis died the next day." "And that is the man who did the deed?" asked Jack, as he gazed at a real bad man; "one of those who make the history of every country black with their infamous deeds, which they plan and then inveigle innocent people to execute." "Yes," said Cal, "and these redskins are not much to blame for goin' on the warpath the way they are bamboozled about.

How be ye?" Of course Jack then remembered his quondam friend during the races on the Ute reservation, and the name Lillis puzzled him more than ever.

Lillis, were you ever in Silver Cliff?" The official started, a shiver ran through his frame, the color left his face until it was like a piece of Parian marble, while he replied just audibly, helplessly, "Yes," adding quickly, "Come in, I guess you must know.

Lillis, I will prove to you what I say is truth, and if the grave of Les McAvoy has remained untouched all these years, the evidence is in the coffin," replied Cal.