 A hedge of spiraea, whose long sprays were now in delicate bloom of white, marked the confines of the lawn ; a wide graveled driveway, bordered by overarching ^ elms, led to a great colonial mansion, whose white walls and tall pillars gleamed out softly...  The Coming of the Tide - Página 6por Margaret Pollock Sherwood - 1905 - 359 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...and tall pillars gleamed out softly from behind green branches of elm and of pine; and all, (>erhaps because of some touch of wildness in the uncut grass...it, window and doorway and threshold were eloquent. "That's the Warren place," observed Andrew, with the air of one who would say that even mentally unbalanced... | |
 | Martha Hale Shackford - 1908 - 496 páginas
...mansion, whose white walls and tall pillars gleamed out softly from behind green branches of elm and pine ; and all, perhaps because of some touch of wildness...it, window and doorway and threshold were eloquent. MARGARET SHERWOOD : The Coming of the Tide. EXERCISE. Write a description of each of the following... | |
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