daydon造句

• They fight and Daydon is defeated but Selina escapes.
• Selina survived and rides away with Hamilton going after so he can find his missing love Daydon.
• He and Jack make it to an ancient ruined site and find Selina and the hooded stranger who turns to be a transformed and tortured Daydon who begs Hamilton to end her life.
• Botanical historian Benjamin Daydon Jackson, unaware of this list, attempted to compile a list based on contemporaneous advertisements in the trade press, on dates appearing on the plates ( having assumed that the plates were issued at the same time as the accompanying texts ), and some guesswork.
• It was published as " "'Dryandra tridentata " "'in 1856, and remained in that genus for 150 years, although in 1893 Benjamin Daydon Jackson accidentally listed it in " Index Kewensis " under " Banksia ", thus unwittingly publishing the name " Banksia tridentata ".
• A thousand nights like this have passedDrowned together with the starsWhich for you and meWill return in a new hazeA gray dream forever risingIn the light of the marble moonAnd when you and I are no longer thereWhat's left is a dream in the light of dayDon't question night's secretsWhat use is there in unveiling dreamsThough maybe, somedaySomeone will mention our namesWith tears of anxious longingWishing for us to return from that place over thereOr merely pass through memory, silent names on a piece of paperCrumpled and tossed into the corner to be forgottenIf so, then when, where, and why ? Moonlight will not revealEverything shall remain concealedThis hand but notes the woundsA tale of stars and the full moon.