A RARE OPPORTUNITY

My treasure.

They named her baby Jenny.

Corn, grain, treasure.

(8) Making protected cultural treasures the object of attack or destruction or theft on a large scale, or commission of acts of vandalism against such treasures, in the absence of military necessity

As though rubies and pearls.

They are like rubies and coral stone.

lovely as rubies, beautiful as coral

As though they are jacinth and coral.

(In beauty) they are like rubies and coral.

Lovely as rubies and pearls.

(In beauty) like the jacynth and the coral stone.

As though they were rubies and corals.

As (lovely as) rubies and as (beautiful as) coral.

As if they were rubies and coral.

who are as beautiful as rubies and pearls.

As though they were rubies and pearls.

There will be maidens as fair as corals and rubies.

Like unto Rubies and coral.

You know, Mr Hughson, as rare and wonderful as they are,

I give you what is most dear.

You were very careless with our precious jewels, my dear.

Sandra, this house is a marvel, a jewel. I didn't expect...

The land of Israel is precious to me, more precious than anything to us, the Jewish people.

Jeanne Eagels another, Paula Wessely, Hayes. There are others, three or four.

It's Gods and mythical creatures fighting over magical jewelry.

In a word, my dear, architecture is the most ancient of the arts.

You can keep the house, my jewels, the furniture, everything!

Pearl choker with a ruby pendant, seven rings... diamond bracelet with clasp broken.

Selena wrote me often about Peyton Place, and I treasured her letters.

Our heritage is much more than our collective memory it's our collective treasure.

(8 1) The use of cultural treasures which enjoy special protection, or places directly adjacent to them, to support military actions in the absence of military necessity, or making such treasures or places directly adjacent to them the object of attack

It was a rare gem a brain tumor, hemangioblastoma the gift that keeps on giving.

We are living on a precious jewel, and it's during our lifetime that we're moving off this planet.

Inca sculptures are regarded as treasures in British museums, while Shakespeare is translated into every major language of the Earth.

Would you...? That's pearls, Stella. Ropes of them.

She's a pearl. A pearl?

Baby. Baby.

Baby, baby, baby Baby, baby, baby

Janet. Where are you, Janet?

Baby, baby, baby (chorus) Baby, baby, baby

lullaby, lullaby

lullaby...

Maria...

Janet Echelman Taking imagination seriously