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I have no idea whether Tolkien was thinking of celandines when he invented elanor, the 'sun-star', but was there ever a flower that suited the name better?
Harbingers of spring Carla 2010
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I have no idea whether Tolkien was thinking of celandines when he invented elanor, the 'sun-star', but was there ever a flower that suited the name better?
Archive 2010-03-01 Carla 2010
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I've always thought of celandines as one of the candidates for Tolkien's elanor, the "sun-star" the little yellow flowers growing in Lothlorien.
Spring flowers Carla 2009
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I've always thought of celandines as one of the candidates for Tolkien's elanor, the "sun-star" the little yellow flowers growing in Lothlorien.
Archive 2009-04-01 Carla 2009
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I wish I knew some of these when I had my children. elanor @ get pregnant fast´s last post ..
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Underfoot, the tiny white five-petaled flowers of elanor mimicked the brighter stars above them, and gave out their sharp-sweet fragrance to mingle with the other scents of a forest after rain.
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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Underfoot, the tiny white five-petaled flowers of elanor mimicked the brighter stars above them, and gave out their sharp-sweet fragrance to mingle with the other scents of a forest after rain.
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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Underfoot, the tiny white five-petaled flowers of elanor mimicked the brighter stars above them, and gave out their sharp-sweet fragrance to mingle with the other scents of a forest after rain.
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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Underfoot, the tiny white five-petaled flowers of elanor mimicked the brighter stars above them, and gave out their sharp-sweet fragrance to mingle with the other scents of a forest after rain.
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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Before them lay a long lawn of shining grass, studded with golden elanor that glinted in the sun.
The Fellowship of the Ring Tolkien, J. R. R. 1965
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