So we caught that boy and carried him out to them big elms.

The big elms seemed so much bigger in the snow light.

Then, touching my sleeve and pointing, she continued: Look at those big elms!

He looked out of the window at the big elms.

They could see grand trees-dark ,layeredcedars and big elms-andglimpse lawns and flowers.

There was a cool morning breeze lifting the leaves of the big elms, and nodding the hollyhocks' heads.

The large white houses, with roomy barns in the shade of big elms, were the happy homes of freemen.

They reached the crest of a fine hill at noon, and dismounted in the shade of three big elms.

I was sketching on a bench at the rear of the park where there were deep shadows cast by big elms and small pines.