Significats de lonely moor en anglès

The vast, lonely moor stretched on and up as far as they could see.

I went away, and far out on the lonely moor sat down to think.

So they crossed the wood once more, and found themselves afresh before the lonely moor.

He photographed them dancing, and wandering on a lonely moor with threatening canvas clouds behind them.

Presently we came to a lonely moor where the night was blackening the sunset gleam in the bog pools.

The spear and shield are on the opposite bank, and the Princess Finola is crying this moment in the lonely moor.

He might slip away from us in the crowd of Regent Street, but it would puzzle him to do so upon the lonely moor.

The place selected was usually in the depression of a lonely moor, or under the shelter of a desolate mountain; yet any spot was dangerous.

When the dwarf saw him going he thought of the little princess in the lonely moor, and his courage came back, and he answered bravely:

I have heard hopeful accents from the plodding charwoman, that have made me ashamed, as Wordsworth stood rebuked before the 'leech-gatherer, upon the lonely moor.'

Now for a naked man, with a knife, and bedabbled with blood, to address a young woman on a lonely moor is a delicate business.

Beyond the wood, over the lonely moors, rode a lady.

The trees and rich cultivation were gradually left behind, the air got keener, and lonely moors rolled down to the winding dale.

Simon Arthur was a Scotsman, like Grant, and a gamekeeper out on the lonely moors before he came to hot, busy Bermuda.

The winding cobbled street of the churchtown was soon left behind for a road which struck across the lonely moors to the sea.

"I see a girl living in a bleak house on the edge of a wild, lonely moor," began Migwan.