FLOWER-DE-LUCE

* Fleur-de-lis*

PERDITA

Lilies of all kinds,

The FLOWER-DE-LUCE being one.

—Winter’s Tale [Act IV, sc. 4]

HENRY V

What sayest thou, my fair

FLOWER-DE-LUCE?

—Henry V [Act V, sc. 2]

MESSENGER

Cropped are the FLOWER-

DE-LUCES

in your arms;

Of England’s coat one half is cut away.

—Henry VI, Pt. 1 [Act I, sc. 1]

JOAN LA PUCELLE

I am prepared; here is my keen-edged sword

Deck’d with five FLOWER-DE-LUCES

on each side.

—Henry VI, Pt. 1 [Act I, sc. 2]

YORK

A sceptre shall it have, have I a soul,

On which I’ll toss the FLOWER-

DE-LUCE of France.

—Henry VI, Pt. 2 [Act V, sc. 1]