Selections from English literature, by E. Lee, Book 11913 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 29
Page 195
... trees , are quite sufficient to account for the charm of this glorious tree . Many other trees and plants , curious in leaf , stem , or manner of growth , grew on the borders of the thickets along which lay our road ; they were all ...
... trees , are quite sufficient to account for the charm of this glorious tree . Many other trees and plants , curious in leaf , stem , or manner of growth , grew on the borders of the thickets along which lay our road ; they were all ...
Page 197
... trees . The very soil was hot to our feet , and we hastened onward to the shade of the forest which we could see not far ahead . At length , on entering it , what a relief ! We found our- selves in a moderately broad pathway or alley ...
... trees . The very soil was hot to our feet , and we hastened onward to the shade of the forest which we could see not far ahead . At length , on entering it , what a relief ! We found our- selves in a moderately broad pathway or alley ...
Page 198
... tree trunks were everywhere linked together by SipĆ³s , the woody , flexible stems of climbing and creep- ing trees , whose foliage is far away above , mingled with that of the taller independent trees . Some were twisted in strands like ...
... tree trunks were everywhere linked together by SipĆ³s , the woody , flexible stems of climbing and creep- ing trees , whose foliage is far away above , mingled with that of the taller independent trees . Some were twisted in strands like ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
answer arms Arnold's Assistant Master battle began birds Bob Cratchit Book brave called Camelot Captain Clifton College cloud Cratchit Creon cried dark dead death Demeter Dobbin dogs earth Edited England English Excalibur eyes face fair feet fell fire French GILBERT WHITE Grand Master grey hand Hardy hath head heard heart Heaven Hiawatha hill honour horse HUBERT Ivanhoe King Arthur Lady of Shalott land Lars Porsena light Lludd look Lord Lord Melbourne loud Maggie maiden mender of roads morning mother Nelson never night noble Nokomis o'er passed Persephone Polynices PRINCE Queen river rode rose round sail School ship side Sir Bedivere Sir Patrick Spens Sir Walter sleep smile spake stood sword tell thee thou hast thro Tiny Tim trees turned voice walk wind young