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• As a dove of the woods! (10)
• The woods are still. (10)
• The woods were deep in swamp. (19)
• A number escaped into the woods. (19)
• The nymph of the woods is in her. (10)
• She was singing the song of the woods. (10)
• I met him in the woods before I knew you. (10)
• Woods were flying past the carriage-windows. (10)
• The flat grain in the softer woods is not durable.] (17)
• Porch columns and the like require very durable woods. (17)
• He took his life in his little house in the Copeton woods. (1)
• Though you were as wild as a cat of the woods, by heaven! (22)
• The night was clear, but in the woods it was exceedingly dark. (1)
• To the left is Barton park, amongst those woods and plantations. (4)
• He came on a November afternoon when the woods glowed, and no sun. (10)
• He cast a glance at the woods that bordered the road on either side. (9)
• The woods were full of it; the waters rolled with it, and the winds. (10)
• I was Cooey through the woods and over the meadows and down stream to Rowsley. (10)
• She had seen us together in the woods, one day, and she must have told it about. (9)
• Also certain of the soft woods have natural properties of resisting dry or wet rot. (17)
• The Hall of Elba nestled among weather-beaten dwarf woods further toward the cliff. (10)
• And sure enough that was the voice of the woods, cleaving the night air, not distant. (10)
• For shingles the most durable woods must be used, such as cypress, cedar, and redwood. (17)
• She knew these woods; he was walking in her footprints; she was engaged to be married. (10)
• He knew that there were nearly 2000 bloodthirsty redskins roaming at large in the woods. (19)
• The tall green woods, the red earth, the white houses, were all melted into one opal haze. (8)
• Cypress, cedar, and redwood are considered to be the best woods from which to saw shingles. (17)
• My people were emigrants, and I lived in the woods, there, till I began to paint my way out. (9)
• Jombateeste received his raillery in dignified silence, and turned back into the woods again. (9)
• A hawk had been wheeling up there above the woods, and he had been up there with it in the blue. (8)
• He found a path that led from the bank of the river, through the woods, across the mountain chain. (5)
• The centre pole of the tent was cut daily in the abounding woods, trimmed and dragged into place. (21)
• He plodded along amongst the damp woods with his head down, and resentment and dismay in his heart. (8)
• He stood against the rail, looking west where the river swept round in a wide curve under the woods. (8)
• Beyond the polo field a couple on horseback were passing slowly along the curving road into the woods. (13)
• Still, earnest-throated blackcap, throng The woods with that emulous gush Of notes in tumultuous rush. (10)
• Cecilia sat with the countess, in the afternoon, at a window overlooking the swelling woods of Romfrey. (10)
• Woods like oak, ash, and chestnut have such large pores that paste fillers are required to fill them in. (17)
• I could get away from it only by taking my gun and tramping day after day through the deep, primeval woods. (9)
• The left flank was veiled by woods; to the right also the line was lost to sight, but it extended many miles. (1)
• Fill the woods with passionate chuckle and sob, sweet chaplain of the marriage service of a soul with heaven! (10)
• Forthwith her voice took hold of him, and led him as heroes of old were led unwillingly into enchanted woods. (10)
• Siding should be made from one of the soft woods, especially those which are classed as durable in the table. (17)
• The moon was rising: the woods were lifting up to her: his star of the woods would be there. (10)
• By diving I could evade the bullets and, swimming vigorously, reach the bank, take to the woods and get away home. (1)
• Amid much weeping of Mabel and old Mrs. Welsh, Kiomi showed as little trouble as the heath when the woods are swept. (10)
• Hither, hither, if you will, Drink instruction, or instil, Run the woods like vernal sap, Crying, hail to luminousness! (10)
• Lath are generally cut from waste slabs, and should be of some soft wood like spruce or of one of the softer hard woods. (17)
• Haze clung over the river and the woods beyond; the lawn sparkled with dew, and two wagtails strutted in the dewy sunshine. (8)
• The voice had the woods to itself, and seemed to fill them and soar over them, it was so full and rich, so light and sweet. (10)
• The clouds sailed across the irregular space of pale blue Northern sky which the break in the woods opened for them overhead. (9)
• The youth stood as if listening to a nightingale of the old woods, after the first sweet stress of her voice was in his ear. (10)
• Adela was out in the woods, contemplating nature; and Cornelia was supposed to be walking whither her stately fancy drew her. (10)
• But now his mother sits alone by the side of Fontainebleau woods, where he gathered mushrooms in his hardy and penurious youth. (2)
• On a sudden she excited herself to pitch and give volume to that note which had been the enchantment of the night in the woods. (10)
• But now so low the stillness hums, My springs of seeing swerve, For half a wink to thrill and think The woods with nymphs alive. (10)
• Various large lumber associations issue rules governing standard sizes and classifications for woods to be used in construction. (17)
• Something like the Sabbath quiet of a little wooden meeting-house in thick Western woods expressed itself to him from her presence. (9)
• It yelled of London to Jane, throttled the spirits of the woods, threw a smoke over the country sky, befouled the pure air she loved. (10)
• The suggestion to leave the horse obviously enough meant that Brayle was to take the longer line, through the woods and among the men. (1)
• Door and window frames may be made from many kinds of wood, although the soft and more durable woods are generally accepted as the best. (17)
• There are high fir-woods and beech woods, and a long ascending narrow meadow between them, through which a brook falls in continual cascades. (10)
• After marching about a mile we came into a neck of woods and crossed an intersecting road which showed no wheel-tracks, but was rich in hoof-prints. (7)
• Plain wits, candour, and an unpretending tongue, it seemed, could make common subjects attractive, as fair weather does our English woods and fields. (10)
• These, the woods of Westermain, Are as others to behold, Rich of wreathing sun and rain; Foliage lustreful around Shadowed leagues of slumbering sound. (10)
• Wilfrid was perhaps the most critical auditor present: for he doubted whether she could renew that singular charm of her singing in the pale lighted woods. (10)
• Fleetwood swallowed that, too, though it conjured up a mocking recollection of the Baden woods, and an astonished wild donkey preparing himself for his harness. (10)
• Certain species of woods are, therefore, selected for particular parts of the house according to the needs of durability, strength, appearance, and local supply. (17)
• The turkey, the pumpkin, the corn-field, figure throughout; and the leafless woods are blue and cold against the evening sky behind the low hip-roofed, old-fashioned homestead. (9)

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