| The chelone Glabra as pressed by me gives no idea of the beautiful dead-white flower, something like a foxglove only more compact. |
| I have not seen the butterfly for many weeks, but among the stalks of chelone I find the webs which shelter its children. |
| So he had chelone turned into a tortoise, so that she might never be able to laugh again. |
| The chelone obliqua, with its white flowers, was likewise very common. |
| A chelone, three feet long, was brought us, remarkable for seven shields on the middle of its back. |
| All of them came to the wedding, except one nymph named chelone. |
