1 Nature had provided a stretch of turf half a mile in length and level, till it suddenly dipped to the lily pool.
2 The scullery maid, before the plates came out, was cooling her cheeks by the lily pond.
3 So none of them would walk by the lily pool at night, only now when the sun shone and the gentry still sat at table.
4 Beyond the lily pool the ground sank again, and in that dip of the ground, bushes and brambles had mobbed themselves together.
5 She splashed into the fine mesh like a great stone into the lily pool.
6 He wanted to see her, not against the tea urn, but with her glass green eyes and thick body, the neck was broad as a pillar, against an arum lily or a vine.
7 Down in the dell, past the lily pool, the actors were undressing.
8 Lucy still gazed at the lily pool.
9 The lilies were shutting; the red lily, the white lily, each on its plate of leaf.
10 my brother who rose from the depths of her lily pool.
11 When lily woke she had the bed to herself, and the winter light was in the room.
12 She was in a silver sheath, the calyx of a lily, her piled hair like black glass; she had the fragility and costliness of a Viennese goblet; and her eyes were intense.
13 She never got much farther than recognizing the tiger lily and the wild rose, but she rediscovered Hugh.
14 For as the mightiest elephant is but a terrier to Leviathan, so, compared with Leviathan's tail, his trunk is but the stalk of a lily.
15 A light, fanciful bamboo table stood in the middle of the room, where a Parian vase, wrought in the shape of a white lily, with its buds, stood, ever filled with flowers.