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Create a t-shirt design and email it to me or Daphne; we'll post it here and turn the best one into a PoopReport t-shirt! daphne (3827) -- 01.14.2009— PoopReport.com
Every now and then there came to them from the conservatory a faint, faint breath from a blossoming daphne, as though the delicate thing were breathing out sweet gratitude for its shelter from the storm Nan could not help responding to the quieting influence of it all.— The Governess
Taking a goodly shoot of the daphne, he peeled it with the knife, fitting it to his hand, {140} and the hot vapour of smoke arose.— The Homeric Hymns A New Prose Translation; and Essays, Literary and Mythological
They therefore blended plant, daphne, and heroine's name, Daphne, and decided that the phrase 'Apollo pursues Daphne' meant that Apollo chased a nymph, Daphne, who, to escape his love, turned into a laurel.— Modern Mythology
Mannhardt shows that the laurel (daphne) was regarded as a plant which, like our rowan tree, averts evil influences.— Modern Mythology

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