Finding her faded wedding posy in her dress, she begins to cry.
The sanctuary is a domed rotunda with eight detached and fluted columns and a frieze depicting features such as vine leaves, urns and posies.
The patrons patheticall posies, sonets, maddrigals, and rowndelayes.
They are commonly known as posies.
Judges carried posies of southernwood and rue to protect themselves from prisoners' contagious diseases, and some church-goers relied on the herb's sharp scent to keep them awake during long sermons.
As we arrived, they came over to visit us in procession, singing a simple religious song and giving us each a posy made from flowers from the heath.
Neither is the posy holder which, by no stretch of imagination, can be said to be used for anything other than a bunch of primroses, violets or very small-stemmed flowers.
Posy is developing into a brilliant ballet dancer.
