| (1) | Song of Spring. | When Daisies pied, and Violets, &c. | | Love's Labour's Lost, act v, sc. 2 (904). (See Cuckoo-buds.) | | | (2) | Lucius. | Let us
Find out the prettiest Daisied plot we can,
And make him with our pikes and partizans
A grave. | | Cymbeline, act iv, sc. 2 (397). | | | (3) | Ophelia. | There's a Daisy. | | Hamlet, act iv, sc. 5 (183). | | | (4) | Queen. | There with fantastic garlands did she come Of Crow-flowers, Nettles, Daisies, and Long Purples. | | Ibid., act iv, sc. 7 (169). | | | (5) | | Without the bed her other faire hand was
On the green coverlet; whose perfect white
Show'd like an April Daisy on the Grass. | | Lucrece (393). | | | (6) | | Daisies smel-lesse, yet most quaint. | | Two Noble Kinsmen, Introd. song. | See Appendix. I., p. 359.
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