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Where there are pines there's honest ground beneath, even if it's only sand.
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There are pines and larch in abundance, and some of the larch are even bigger than we require.
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There are pines in endless variety-fromthe Sierra and from the seashore, from New England, France, Norway, and Japan.
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Our camp is on a great flat, on sandy soil without a tree, though round about are pines and palmettos.
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The New Yorker, March 3, 1973 P. 105 There are pines that are tall enough View Article
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"There are pines beyond, and smooth going," he answered; "but if ever I thought to run from an Indian!"
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"And those splendid tall trees are pines," went on Anna, pointing to the group of tall trees on the bluff.