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Meanings of dark pines in English
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Usage of dark pines in English
1
All around the valley were high hills with dark pines on them.
2
How mysterious she looked, here in the night, under the dark pines!
3
Thirlwell could picture the lad crouching in the gloom of the dark pines.
4
In one direction, an ocean of dark pines rolled westward in enormous billows.
5
Upon the dark pines the snow has lodged, making the boughs bend downwards.
6
Wabausee was down amid the dark pines that grew beside the river's brink.
7
There was a moon, he saw water shine and dark pines stream past.
8
Beyond, in a stand of dark pines-moreflashlights, more voices.
9
She saw through his eyes: a wooded glen of dark pines, just outside Ox Port.
10
Striking the side of the dark pines, the wind changes their colour and turns them paler.
11
He opened his eyes and looked wonderingly up at the dark pines that clothed the mountainsides.
12
A deep ravine separates it from another cemetery on an opposite eminence, rustling with dark pines.
13
We saw Frank glinting across the dark pines.
14
From Maine's dark pines and crags of snow
15
The sun had risen above the dark pines, over the great ridge of woodland across the bay.
16
The cold wind moaned and wailed in the dark pines and swirled about the cliff in sudden gusts.
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