What is "narcissa"

Usage examples of "narcissa".

At last, Narcissa hurried up a street named Spinner's End, over which the towering mill chimney seemed to hover like a giant admonitory finger.

As Narcissa took her second drink she said in a rush, "Severus, I'm sorry to come here like this, but I had to see you.

Behind her, Narcissa sat motionless, her face still hidden in her hands.

Nevertheless, had I not been in on the secret, Narcissa, you would have been guilty of great treachery to the Dark Lord.

The woman named Narcissa gained the top of the bank, where a line of old railings separated the river from a narrow, cobbled street.

Bella followed, her cloak streaming behind, and saw Narcissa darting through an alley between the houses into a second, almost identical street.

When Snape said nothing, Narcissa seemed to lose what little self-restraint she still possessed.

He saw Lucius Malfoy, who looked defeated and terrified, and Narcissa, whose eyes were sunken and full of apprehension.

Aberforth Stunning Rookwood, Arthur and Percy flooting Thicknesse, and Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy running through the crowd, not even attempting to fight, screaming for their son.

A double line of gold embroidery linked Narcissa Black with Lucius Malfoy and a single vertical gold line from their names led to the name Draco.

Black's cousin Narcissa, sister of Bellatrix and wife of Lucius Malfoy.

But he gave Narcissa information of the sort that is very valuable lo Voldemort, yet must have seemed much too trivial for Sirius to think of banning him from repeating it.

He went to the only Black family member for whom he had any respect left … Black's cousin Narcissa, sister of Bellatrix and wife of Lucius Malfoy' `How do you know all this?

But he gave Narcissa information of the sort that is very valuable to Voldemort, yet must have seemed much too trivial for Sirius to think of banning him from repeating it.